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Irene,

i would love to start with coconut oil.

actually i have some.

but I've heard 2 things.

1. if your coc. oil smells like coconut, something is wrong. it wasn't

processed right.

2. if your coc. oil doesn't smell like coconut, something is wrong. it

wasn't processed right.

i have some from tropical traditions and i can't smell any coconut.

which kind, 1 or 2, should i use and what brand?

thanks.

laura

On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 12:39:48 -0400 (EDT) " Irene " <iclark@...>

writes:

Do some research on virgin coconut oil as a healthy fat. I now use only

coconut oil for cooking and olive oil for the cold dishes. It helped

bring my good cholesterol up to the good range. This is the first time

in my life that I've had a good reading on the HDL.

There are many ways you can add coconut oil to your diet. I use the

expeller pressed to cook with because I don't like the coconut flavor in

the pure virgin coconut oil. I also use the vco as a skin conditioner.

I couldn't live without my coconut oil.

Irene

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