Re: channels of elimination ~ Re: weight

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Supporting detox pathways includes regular elimination...

ideally we should be like a dog or an infant who when they take in food,

they also eliminate...

We really should be having 3 movements a day...

our colon can hold up to 5 meals in it...but that is definitely not

optimal...

I use probiotics and a product called col-eez 2....

these kinds of products are not all created equal...

the col-eez 2 s very gentle...works over night...

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From: kachinacreek <kachinacreek@...>

Subject: Re: weight

Coconut Oil

Date: Friday, February 4, 2011, 2:18 PM

 

Perhaps your body is releasing toxins that your liver/kidney/lymph are not

keeping up with. Could be that one or more of them were sluggish to begin with

or could be that they are a bit overwhelmed with a sudden influx and it is

causing a bit of a back up for your system.

If this sounds like a possibility then supporting the detox pathways might help.

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> Whatever made you gain weight was not the coconut oil. You stated you ate 2

> tablespoons of coconut oil every day for 4 weeks and gained 5 pounds. Let's

> assume that your body did not convert any of this oil into energy and that

> 100% of it was converted into body fat. The total amount of oil you consumed

> was 56 tablespoons, which weights 761.6 grams. This equates to just 1.67

> pounds. This is the maximum the oil could have made you gain if none of it

> were converted into energy. So it was impossible that the oil made you gain

> 5 pounds.

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> In addition, coconut oil is readily converted into energy in the liver. It

> stimulates metabolism thus increasing the burning of calories. So your

> weight gain had to come from something other than eating coconut oil.

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> From: Coconut Oil

> [mailto:Coconut Oil ] On Behalf Of lindamusician

> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 9:42 AM

> Coconut Oil

> Subject: HELP! I'm gaining weight using coconut oil

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> HELP! I've been taking coconut oil for about 4 weeks now, one tablespoon in

> the morning, and one more later in the day. I also do oil pulling with it

> first thing in the morning. Nothing else has changed in my diet or exercise

> level, and I've gained 5 pounds. I do feel some benefits from it (better

> gums, teeth, less pain in my neck and shoulders), but I surely don't need to

> be gaining weight. Has this happened to anyone else? Any thoughts? Thank

> you....

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