Re: Has anyone tried Cococin?

[Guest guest]

Hi

Excellent information but it would have

been nice if you used more paragraphs

as then your info would be easier to read.

Helen

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From: weighttrainer <cbumgarner@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 3:17:17 PM

Subject: Has anyone tried Cococin?

A place I order some supplements from now has Cocoin Powder, has

anyone tried something like this before. Below is the description.

Cococin™ Powder. - 50grams of powder is %17.50

Cococin™ is a patented, freeze-dried powder form of green coconut

water. This process extracts the liquid endosperm of coconut at

optimal maturity when high levels of RNA and growth factors,

including shikimic acid, quinic acid, and indole-3-acetic acid,

essential vitamins, amino acids, and minerals critical for amino acid

transport and respiratory metabolism of living plant and animal cells

are present. Long considered a refreshing beverage and natural sports

drink in its native tropical habitat, green coconut water has been

valued for its regenerative benefits, and even has been used as a

growth medium for tissue culture. It may be used to support the

revitalization of human tissues such as hair follicles, skin and

nails and has GRAS certification for use in food, beverages,

supplements and cosmetics. Cococin™ blends easily with dry

ingredients and dissolves in water. It may be used orally for

enhancing food and beverage at about 50-300mg per dose or for

reconstituting into coconut water at 1 gram in 60ml (2 fluid oz.)

water. For cosmetic use, add to your favorite skin or hair cream or

lotion at 1% to 5% of the formulation to promote moisturization,

healthy cell growth, and support blood circulation. An 8 week study

using 200mg 1% Cococin™ cream per night compared to the cream base as

a placebo significantly improved skin elasticity and tone while

decreasing skin roughness. Light coconut odor. 50 grams powder.

Typical dose: 50-300mg to enhance food or beverage. Mix 1 gram with 2

ounces of water to make reconstituted coconut water. Mix 1-5% in any

skin cream to enhance moisturization. Goes well with protein shakes.

Light coconut taste. Highly hygroscopic -- store cool and dry.

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I just copied and pasted from the site.

Christie

Has anyone tried Cococin?

A place I order some supplements from now has Cocoin Powder, has

anyone tried something like this before. Below is the description.

Cococin™ Powder. - 50grams of powder is %17.50

Cococin™ is a patented, freeze-dried powder form of green coconut

water. This process extracts the liquid endosperm of coconut at

optimal maturity when high levels of RNA and growth factors,

including shikimic acid, quinic acid, and indole-3-acetic acid,

essential vitamins, amino acids, and minerals critical for amino acid

transport and respiratory metabolism of living plant and animal cells

are present. Long considered a refreshing beverage and natural sports

drink in its native tropical habitat, green coconut water has been

valued for its regenerative benefits, and even has been used as a

growth medium for tissue culture. It may be used to support the

revitalization of human tissues such as hair follicles, skin and

nails and has GRAS certification for use in food, beverages,

supplements and cosmetics. Cococin™ blends easily with dry

ingredients and dissolves in water. It may be used orally for

enhancing food and beverage at about 50-300mg per dose or for

reconstituting into coconut water at 1 gram in 60ml (2 fluid oz.)

water. For cosmetic use, add to your favorite skin or hair cream or

lotion at 1% to 5% of the formulation to promote moisturization,

healthy cell growth, and support blood circulation. An 8 week study

using 200mg 1% Cococin™ cream per night compared to the cream base as

a placebo significantly improved skin elasticity and tone while

decreasing skin roughness. Light coconut odor. 50 grams powder.

Typical dose: 50-300mg to enhance food or beverage. Mix 1 gram with 2

ounces of water to make reconstituted coconut water. Mix 1-5% in any

skin cream to enhance moisturization. Goes well with protein shakes.

Light coconut taste. Highly hygroscopic -- store cool and dry.

[Guest guest]

Ok, forgiven )

Helen

________________________________

From: cbumgarner <cbumgarner@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 4:10:49 PM

Subject: Re: Has anyone tried Cococin?

Sorry, I just copied and pasted from the site.

Christie

Has anyone tried Cococin?

A place I order some supplements from now has Cocoin Powder, has

anyone tried something like this before. Below is the description.

Cococin™ Powder. - 50grams of powder is %17.50

Cococin™ is a patented, freeze-dried powder form of green coconut

water. This process extracts the liquid endosperm of coconut at

optimal maturity when high levels of RNA and growth factors,

including shikimic acid, quinic acid, and indole-3-acetic acid,

essential vitamins, amino acids, and minerals critical for amino acid

transport and respiratory metabolism of living plant and animal cells

are present. Long considered a refreshing beverage and natural sports

drink in its native tropical habitat, green coconut water has been

valued for its regenerative benefits, and even has been used as a

growth medium for tissue culture. It may be used to support the

revitalization of human tissues such as hair follicles, skin and

nails and has GRAS certification for use in food, beverages,

supplements and cosmetics. Cococin™ blends easily with dry

ingredients and dissolves in water. It may be used orally for

enhancing food and beverage at about 50-300mg per dose or for

reconstituting into coconut water at 1 gram in 60ml (2 fluid oz.)

water. For cosmetic use, add to your favorite skin or hair cream or

lotion at 1% to 5% of the formulation to promote moisturization,

healthy cell growth, and support blood circulation. An 8 week study

using 200mg 1% Cococin™ cream per night compared to the cream base as

a placebo significantly improved skin elasticity and tone while

decreasing skin roughness. Light coconut odor. 50 grams powder.

Typical dose: 50-300mg to enhance food or beverage. Mix 1 gram with 2

ounces of water to make reconstituted coconut water. Mix 1-5% in any

skin cream to enhance moisturization. Goes well with protein shakes.

Light coconut taste. Highly hygroscopic -- store cool and dry.