July 18, 2017
Recommend for type II diabetics or anyone missing their gallbladderBy Texasgoldengirl on March 21, 2012After reading that metabolism of the medium chain fatty acids in coconut oil do not require bile, pancreatic enzymes or insulin, I added coconut oil to my diet and recommend this book to any type II, borderline type II or anyone missing a gallbladder. I’m not worried about the saturated fat b.s. propaganda about even medium chain fatty acids that the soybean industry has perpetrated. They have to do something to get people to eat tofu (yuck) and edammame (not much better).By the way, I’ve lost 50 lbs in the last year eating copious amounts of non-starchy vegetables, small amounts of meat, and using coconut oil or shredded unsweetened coconut as my main fat and exercising. (I also took fish oil capsules to get my omega 3’s). I don’t know about anyone else, but I’m a believer.
Amazon Customer 5 years ago
In reply to an earlier post
My father has “tremors” in his hands, which can often be a pre-cursor to Parkinsons. In his research, he discovered that CoQ10 made a HUGE difference in the shaking. He had to go off all vitamins/supplements before having a surgery, and the tremors returned. Now he is allowed to take whatever he wants again, and he is back on the CoQ10, and the tremors have subsided. It is worth looking into, and I am sure any bit of help to your Dad will be wonderful. SO glad to hear of a real person who has seen coconut oil do it’s thing. Best of luck and health to you and your family!
user30 5 years ago
http://www.hybridrastamama.com/2012/01/160-uses-for-coconut-oil.html
My dad has dementia 5 years now, and I have been adding the oil to his food (Yes I saw the video too) and I can confirm its working! he gets my name correctly now and he seems to speak in wordswhere as before it was just “babel” like a baby. I can confirm it does help! He even gets my name right and before he would do that once a year “maybe” now its all the time! yes! 🙂 now the question is if I keep on giving him the oil will it cure it? I know it helps theirs no question about that. but will it cure it? if he keeps on eating it? hmm.. Only time will tell! We are just people we are not God we do not have all the facts. 🙁 But I can confirm it does help! with this dementia problem. He still has Parkinsons though 🙁 He’s 70 years old.how to use? oil must be1. organic (glass jar is best) and add to hot foods!check out the link for more health benefits. (it has a few) works good on lots of stuff.