Guest guest Posted May 4, 2000 Report Share Posted May 4, 2000 In a message dated 05/05/2000 12:26:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time, User102241@... writes: << Can anyone give me the name of the organizations that support a halt in the AVIP. >> <A HREF= " http://www.majorbates.com/ " >http://www.majorbates.com/</A> Go to the left menu -- " Endorsements " -- click on it. Buzz ------------------------------------------------------ Moderator note: exact location of above info is here: http://majorbates.com/endorsements_main.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 4, 2000 Report Share Posted May 4, 2000 In a message dated 05/05/2000 12:26:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time, User102241@... writes: << " On a relaated note, the National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine, Presidential Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illness, Verterans Administratin, National Insitutes of Health, and the Defense Science Board have looked at the issue and found no evidence to link the anthrax vaccine with Gulf War Illness. " >> , Please ask the author if it was ever studied? How do you find a link if you don't study it? Curious? Buzz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 8, 2000 Report Share Posted May 8, 2000 , Do you still need help with this or am I too late.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2000 Report Share Posted May 14, 2000 My son left for the Stennis. Unfortunately the problem has grown to the point that he is not sure of anything in the military anymore. He last got a book on how to become a conscientious objector while already in the military. I don't know. He is 19 and quite confused. I do know I don't like what I read about the vaccine, and I don't like a lot of what the military has done as a political tool. If you can give me some information he can use to stand up against the order to have this vaccine, it might put a little damper on the rest of his fears. He told me how when he was in Nuke school, it was all a game. Now that he is going to a ship, it's becoming too real. If he could feel he has some ability to say no to something that he feels bad about I think it would do him a world of good. Thanks. >From: tawnyfern@... >Reply-egroups >egroups >Subject: Re: Information Needed >Date: Mon, 8 May 2000 15:02:26 EDT > >, >Do you still need help with this or am I too late.... > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2000 Report Share Posted May 14, 2000 In a message dated 5/14/00 5:59:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, danishtune@... writes: << My son left for the Stennis. >> , I didn't even see this e-mail, but I responded to her today. I know of three refusers on the USS Stennis. They weren't treated very nicely. I told Pat I would put her in contact with those parents if she would like. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2002 Report Share Posted May 14, 2002 By putting " Rhizomelic Chondrodysplasia Punctata " (yes, you spelled it right) in Google search engine I came up with this http://www.google.com/search?q=Rhizomelic+Chondrodysplasia+Punctata and some 316 references to that type of dwarfism. Hope they find some information they can use. Karolyn Information Needed I need some info to help a family with a child who has Rhizomelic Chondrodysplasia Punctata. (hope I spelled that right!) we met this family at the last regional in Myrtle Beach, SC. My son, Tony, has achondroplasia and we are long time (he's 20) members of LPA. I am one of the silent readers on the list and just know that there is someone on here that can provide us with some information. The baby is in the hospital right now at MUSC and the parents are naturally scared and anxious for their daughter. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Nora Guarino Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 Hi Hal, Your daughter has pauciarticular JRA meaning 4 or fewer joints are involved.Don't get me wrong Pauci can really pick on a particular joint and can be troublesome,but your little one has an excellant chance of a full remission with no permenant damage.If she is ANA positive you really,really need to make sure she sees an Opthomoligist every 3 months to check for eye inflimation even if the arthritis is under control.If you want to get involved call your local chapter of the arthritis foundation or go to www.arthritis.org,they have a wonderful website full of info and you can print out their pamphlets for free.I dont know the URL but N.I.A.M.S is another good site.In all honestly the JRA list is your one stop spot for all the info you need.Just ask us any question or concerns you have.Never feal like you are bothersome or whining,that is what we are here for.You can only read the definition of JRA so many times,you need to hear real life experiances,what other children have gone through and what has worked for them.You can never get a real feal for things until you talk to real people that know and have gone through similar situations.There is just so much info out there and not all of it is acurate,you have to be very careful of what you read.I really can't say I have a favorite site other than this list,I know as much as the rheumy's most of the time,don't get me wrong I can not treat my own child,but I have the knowledge to make important medical decisions concerning treatment options,actually my son would not be getting such aggressive treatment if I hadn't learned so much from all these wonderful paople.Please Hal,just ask away.What do you want to know?Once you get an idea, then it's helpful to go look up things like Methotrexate,NSAIDS,joint injections and such.What you said about sleeping,oh God yes,the JRA can interupt sleep.It's hard to sleep good if your in pain and unfortunatelly lack of sleep can make the JRA worse.Try a heated blanket,on top of the bottom sheet,blanket sleepers or any warm PJ,sleeping bags can help.Keep your daughter as warm as possible duiring the night to help with stiffness.If it gets to bad put her in a hot bath.It is an inconvenience in the middle of the night,but it is well worth it when it brings relief.You will not learn everything over night,but you are on the right track.Knowledge is power,and the more you know the more power you have to help your daughter.Fire those questions away,we are all at your service,more than ready and willing to help you.Looking forward to hearing from you again.My son is systemic and is borderline of being classified as medicated remission.There is not much to tell about him so I really enjoy helping others.Everyone helped me when I was totally lost and scared and fealing like it was the end of the world,so now its my turn to return the favor. Hugs Becki and 4systemic Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 Hal- Have you subscribed to the News and Views group also sponsored by the moderator of this list? Georgina posts all the latest research and articles, and it's very helpful. Also with this group, you'll find an invaluable source of information. My daughter also has pauciarticular jra. I found that asking questions of parents who've gone through it all was most helpful because the questions I had were usually more practicle questions that those typically addressed in web articles. But if you go to the home page for this group, you'll find a list of suggested websites. As you go on, you'll likely have questions about particular medications or issues which arise regarding your child's treatment you might want to ask questions about. And Georgina is great at finding articles pertinent to questions that come up. Difficulty sleeping is pretty common during a flare. Try warm jammies, warm baths, maybe an electric blanket -- are you getting a "warm" theme here?? My daughter had one real remission after a joint injection. No meds for a year. She's now in what I'd call a medicated remission. With pauciarticular jra, your probably have a better shot for a remission. :-) Do watch out for eye trouble. Pauci kids with a positive ANA are at highest risk, and my daughter has had one flare-up of iritis. Hope this helps a little. Best of luck. Diane (, 3, pauci) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 Hal- You also asked about getting involved and support groups . . . Have you talked with anyone at your local Arthritis Foundation chapter? Ours here in AZ is great . . . has lots of activities, speakers and a support group. I understand others are not so great. But I'd give it a try. Diane (, 3, pauci) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 Thank you, as I have questions I will ask..... The info below about the sleeping is great, thank you! -----Original Message-----From: Arthurnator@... [mailto:Arthurnator@...] Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 12:46 PM Subject: Re: Information NeededHi Hal, Your daughter has pauciarticular JRA meaning 4 or fewer joints are involved.Don't get me wrong Pauci can really pick on a particular joint and can be troublesome,but your little one has an excellant chance of a full remission with no permenant damage.If she is ANA positive you really,really need to make sure she sees an Opthomoligist every 3 months to check for eye inflimation even if the arthritis is under control.If you want to get involved call your local chapter of the arthritis foundation or go to www.arthritis.org,they have a wonderful website full of info and you can print out their pamphlets for free.I dont know the URL but N.I.A.M.S is another good site.In all honestly the JRA list is your one stop spot for all the info you need.Just ask us any question or concerns you have.Never feal like you are bothersome or whining,that is what we are here for.You can only read the definition of JRA so many times,you need to hear real life experiances,what other children hav! e gone through and what has worked for them.You can never get a real feal for things until you talk to real people that know and have gone through similar situations.There is just so much info out there and not all of it is acurate,you have to be very careful of what you read.I really can't say I have a favorite site other than this list,I know as much as the rheumy's most of the time,don't get me wrong I can not treat my own child,but I have the knowledge to make important medical decisions concerning treatment options,actually my son would not be getting such aggressive treatment if I hadn't learned so much from all these wonderful paople.Please Hal,just ask away.What do you want to know?Once you get an idea, then it's helpful to go look up things like Methotrexate,NSAIDS,joint injections and such.What you said about sleeping,oh God yes,the JRA can interupt sleep.It's hard to sleep good if your in pain and unfortunatelly lack of sleep can make the JRA worse.Try a heated bl! anket,on top of the bottom sheet,blanket sleepers or any warm PJ,sleeping bags can help.Keep your daughter as warm as possible duiring the night to help with stiffness.If it gets to bad put her in a hot bath.It is an inconvenience in the middle of the night,but it is well worth it when it brings relief.You will not learn everything over night,but you are on the right track.Knowledge is power,and the more you know the more power you have to help your daughter.Fire those questions away,we are all at your service,more than ready and willing to help you.Looking forward to hearing from you again.My son is systemic and is borderline of being classified as medicated remission.There is not much to tell about him so I really enjoy helping others.Everyone helped me when I was totally lost and scared and fealing like it was the end of the world,so now its my turn to return the favor. Hugs Becki and 4systemic Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 Hi. I just wanted to second that statement of seeing an ophthalmologist every 3 mos. I was told every 6 mos and so we did that faithfully only what happened is that one appt there was no sign of problems at all and at the next appt (5 mos later) her eyes were very bad and they said they'd been bad for a long time. We figure that she started having problems just after the previous appt and no one knew for 5 mos. I had taken her in a month early because her eyes didn't seem to be dilating the way they should and the pupil looked kind of odd shaped. I had no idea that she couldn't see well at all. She never said a thing, guess she just thought that's what things really looked like. 6 mos would be way too long and 3 would be much better. It's important to keep a close check on the eyes. Lorie -----Original Message-----From: Arthurnator@... [mailto:Arthurnator@...]Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 11:46 AM Subject: Re: Information NeededHi Hal, Your daughter has pauciarticular JRA meaning 4 or fewer joints are involved.Don't get me wrong Pauci can really pick on a particular joint and can be troublesome,but your little one has an excellant chance of a full remission with no permenant damage.If she is ANA positive you really,really need to make sure she sees an Opthomoligist every 3 months to check for eye inflimation even if the arthritis is under control.If you want to get involved call your local chapter of the arthritis foundation or go to www.arthritis.org,they have a wonderful website full of info and you can print out their pamphlets for free.I dont know the URL but N.I.A.M.S is another good site.In all honestly the JRA list is your one stop spot for all the info you need.Just ask us any question or concerns you have.Never feal like you are bothersome or whining,that is what we are here for.You can only read the definition of JRA so many times,you need to hear real life experiances,what other children have gone through and what has worked for them.You can never get a real feal for things until you talk to real people that know and have gone through similar situations.There is just so much info out there and not all of it is acurate,you have to be very careful of what you read.I really can't say I have a favorite site other than this list,I know as much as the rheumy's most of the time,don't get me wrong I can not treat my own child,but I have the knowledge to make important medical decisions concerning treatment options,actually my son would not be getting such aggressive treatment if I hadn't learned so much from all these wonderful paople.Please Hal,just ask away.What do you want to know?Once you get an idea, then it's helpful to go look up things like Methotrexate,NSAIDS,joint injections and such.What you said about sleeping,oh God yes,the JRA can interupt sleep.It's hard to sleep good if your in pain and unfortunatelly lack of sleep can make the JRA worse.Try a heated blanket,on top of the bottom sheet,blanket sleepers or any warm PJ,sleeping bags can help.Keep your daughter as warm as possible duiring the night to help with stiffness.If it gets to bad put her in a hot bath.It is an inconvenience in the middle of the night,but it is well worth it when it brings relief.You will not learn everything over night,but you are on the right track.Knowledge is power,and the more you know the more power you have to help your daughter.Fire those questions away,we are all at your service,more than ready and willing to help you.Looking forward to hearing from you again.My son is systemic and is borderline of being classified as medicated remission.There is not much to tell about him so I really enjoy helping others.Everyone helped me when I was totally lost and scared and fealing like it was the end of the world,so now its my turn to return the favor. Hugs Becki and 4systemic Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 I have briefly, but I am looking for more contacts. -----Original Message-----From: dbornscheu@... [mailto:dbornscheu@...] Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 2:11 PM Subject: Re: Information NeededHal- You also asked about getting involved and support groups . . . Have you talked with anyone at your local Arthritis Foundation chapter? Ours here in AZ is great . . . has lots of activities, speakers and a support group. I understand others are not so great. But I'd give it a try. Diane (, 3, pauci) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 When my son was diagnosised (we live in FL) we flew to NY to see Dr. Lehman. He has a great website with lots of information. www.goldscout.com. Hope this helps. Information Needed The JRA was confirmed by a second doctor. She seems to have the one that is four joints or less. I have tons of questions and hope that this group might be able to answer some of them for me: Web sites? Other groups? etc - I need information, I have been surfing the web for the last four days but if you have a favorite web site please send it to me. I feel like the only way I can keep sane right now is with information. Does anyone live in Western NY? Is/are there a support group in the Buffalo area? Sleeping: has been having a harder time sleeping as the JRA has been getting worse... is the normal? I want to get involved - how? suggestions? Thank you! Hal. -----------------------------------------------------------------RoncoNet, Ronco Communications and Electronics www.RoncoNet.netHal P. Kingsley, DirectorPhone: 716-879-8696 Fax: 716-879-8043 Mobile: 716-480-228684 Grand Island BlvdTonawanda, NY 14150 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 Hi Hal, I've put together a list of JRA related websites, that you can access through: http://www.geocities.com/gmckin/Links.html Though I was born and raised in New York (Long Island) I live very far away, now. In Hawaii. About the sleep issues; yes, very common for many of our children. It can be hard to get a good nights sleep if you are uncomfortable and/or in pain. A warm bath to soak in before bedtime, an electric blanket, a good mattress, careful use of pillows .... these are some of the things I've heard mentioned that seem to help a bit. Hopefully, once a treatment plan is helping to relieve your daughter's pain she'll be able to rest better in the pm. On the other side of the coin, when my son is flaring he sleeps many more hours than is usual. A very deep slumber. He usually gets about 9 hours of sleep each night but when he's not feeling well he sleeps way beyond this. I'll wake him to eat and to have his meds and often he'll go right back to sleep again. He also feels more tired after taking his weekly methotrexate and sleeps late the next morning, which is why many of us give that med to our kids on a Friday or Saturday night. Aloha, Georgina Information Needed The JRA was confirmed by a second doctor. She seems to have the one that is four joints or less. I have tons of questions and hope that this group might be able to answer some of them for me: Web sites? Other groups? etc - I need information, I have been surfing the web for the last four days but if you have a favorite web site please send it to me. I feel like the only way I can keep sane right now is with information. Does anyone live in Western NY? Is/are there a support group in the Buffalo area? Sleeping: has been having a harder time sleeping as the JRA has been getting worse... is the normal? I want to get involved - how? suggestions? Thank you! Hal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Hi, my friend said that Wild Oats or Whole Foods Market were a good source of organic foods. Sprouts may not be in Denver and at least here has a limited amount of organic vegetables. Henry's is also limited compared to WO or WFM. Have fun. Diane mamaterri47 wrote: >Hi all, > >This is way off-topic, but I need some information. I am in the >beginning planning stage for a trip in October. We will be going to >Copper Mountain, CO but will be spending a night in Denver first. I >will be able to prepare food where we are staying, but it's a little >too far to take much food with us. I will have a little time in >Denver, and I'd like to buy organic food supplies to take to Copper >Mountain. Does anyone know of a good health/food store, or a store >that sells organic produce? > >Also, does anyone know of any restaurants in that area that serves >real food, made on premises from (wishful thinking?) organic foods? > >Terri > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Terri: I was in Denver two weeks ago for 8 days. There is a Whole Foods Market near the Cherry Creek Shopping District on 1st avenue: directions are available on the web. I also went to a great vegan restaurant a little off the beaten path that is run by the Hare Krishnas. I found it by googling " Denver vegetarian restaurants " . Excellent food, very nice atmosphere, a regular restaurant in most respects. Have a great trip, Bob _____ mamaterri47 wrote: >Hi all, > >This is way off-topic, but I need some information. I am in the >beginning planning stage for a trip in October. We will be going to >Copper Mountain, CO but will be spending a night in Denver first. I >will be able to prepare food where we are staying, but it's a little >too far to take much food with us. I will have a little time in >Denver, and I'd like to buy organic food supplies to take to Copper >Mountain. Does anyone know of a good health/food store, or a store >that sells organic produce? > >Also, does anyone know of any restaurants in that area that serves >real food, made on premises from (wishful thinking?) organic foods? > >Terri > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2006 Report Share Posted April 7, 2006 Vitamin Cottage Natural Grocers is a Denver-based family-owned health store chain and has approximately 15 stores in the greater Denver area and other parts of Colorado www.VitaminCottage.com. They have a mail order website www.NaturalGrocers.com. Because of the numerous locations in Colorado, it may be easier/closer and more convenient to shop. We've always been pleased with their customer service, fresh produce, and product selection. Welcome to Colorado and enjoy! ****TheLadyN Bob Winstead <rewinstead@...> wrote: Terri: I was in Denver two weeks ago for 8 days. There is a Whole Foods Marketnear the Cherry Creek Shopping District on 1st avenue: directions are available on the web. I also went to a great vegan restaurant a little off the beaten path that is run by the Hare Krishnas. I found it by googling " Denver vegetarian restaurants " . Excellent food, very nice atmosphere, a regular restaurant in most respects. Have a great trip, Bob _____ mamaterri47 wrote: >Hi all, > >This is way off-topic, but I need some information. I am in the >beginning planning stage for a trip in October. We will be going to >Copper Mountain, CO but will be spending a night in Denver first. I >will be able to prepare food where we are staying, but it's a little >too far to take much food with us. I will have a little time in >Denver, and I'd like to buy organic food supplies to take to Copper >Mountain. Does anyone know of a good health/food store, or a store >that sells organic produce? > >Also, does anyone know of any restaurants in that area that serves >real food, made on premises from (wishful thinking?) organic foods? > >Terri > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2006 Report Share Posted April 9, 2006 I want to thank everyone for all the wonderful suggestions. It's been a great help. I really like this suggestion from because it's a locally-owned, family-based store. I'm going to try to schedule time to go to several places, but this will definitely be one of them. It's especially nice to have a personal recommendation about the freshness, variety and customer service. Thanks! Terri RE: Information needed Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 21:47:57 -0700 (PDT) Vitamin Cottage Natural Grocers is a Denver-based family-owned health store chain and has approximately 15 stores in the greater Denver area and other parts of Colorado www.VitaminCottage.com. They have a mail order website www.NaturalGrocers.com. Because of the numerous locations in Colorado, it may be easier/closer and more convenient to shop. We've always been pleased with their customer service, fresh produce, and product selection. Welcome to Colorado and enjoy! ****TheLadyN Bob Winstead <rewinstead@...> wrote: Terri: I was in Denver two weeks ago for 8 days. There is a Whole Foods Marketnear the Cherry Creek Shopping District on 1st avenue: directions are available on the web. I also went to a great vegan restaurant a little off the beaten path that is run by the Hare Krishnas. I found it by googling " Denver vegetarian restaurants " . Excellent food, very nice atmosphere, a regular restaurant in most respects. Have a great trip, Bob _____ mamaterri47 wrote: >Hi all, > >This is way off-topic, but I need some information. I am in the >beginning planning stage for a trip in October. We will be going to >Copper Mountain, CO but will be spending a night in Denver first. I >will be able to prepare food where we are staying, but it's a little >too far to take much food with us. I will have a little time in >Denver, and I'd like to buy organic food supplies to take to Copper >Mountain. Does anyone know of a good health/food store, or a store >that sells organic produce? > >Also, does anyone know of any restaurants in that area that serves >real food, made on premises from (wishful thinking?) organic foods? > >Terri > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 Im new to using VCO myself but I find lots of great information by going to and reading the archives on this forum. Sue On Mar 26, 2007, at 7:34 AM, lawrita2002 wrote: > Hello everyone, > > Kindly inform me on the benefit of VCO on diabetics,tratment of > eczema,candidiasis,and how can i obtain coconut oil from coconut? > > Thank you, > Lawrita > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2007 Report Share Posted March 26, 2007 If you live in the UK as your e-mail address implies, making coconut oil would be vey very expensive. All these topics have been covered numberous times on this list. Have you looked thru the list archives? Alobar On 3/26/07, lawrita2002 <lawrita2002@...> wrote: > Hello every one, > > Kindly inform me on the following: > > 1. How do i process coconut oil from coconut? > 2. How can diabetics benefit from coconut oil > 3. What is the dosage for both adult and children? > 4. Can it benefit someone suffering from cadidiasis and how can it be > applied? > 5. what about eczema, can it also help? > > Thank you. > > Lawrita > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 Perhaps we need to change our sign up to this group and let newcomers know better how to find the initial information that is available here. All the information requested by several new members is available on the actual site. Should be have an area marked " newbies " would this be helpful??? SeaLady Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2007 Report Share Posted March 27, 2007 Most of the interesting links are in the link sectionat the left of our group site page. Any member of this group can add to our links and files.If someone wants to produce an introductory letter and knows how to set it up to automaticly send to the new members ,that would be a great project.Alobar , Carolsea, and IN NC are the moderators here.I dont know about the how technically minded Alobar and Carol are , but Im rather low tech so any volunteers are welcome. I do appreciate everyones patience and willingness to help newbees learn about coconut oil and coconut products. I once was a newbee too and new to groups and internet searches and all this- not too long ago so I know how frustrating it can be to ask a question and get no reply.In fact this group exists because of another forum's extreme modderation. I would write to the group and my messages were not even allowed to post. Yep they were basic questions,how much to take and does it help with problem X. Thanks IN NC KC <kaylee4848@...> wrote: Perhaps we need to change our sign up to this group and let newcomers know better how to find the initial information that is available here. All the information requested by several new members is available on the actual site. Should be have an area marked " newbies " would this be helpful??? SeaLady Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Lawrita, Most people buy the coconut oil in jars, unless you live where coconuts are bountiful, even then it is not an easy process to extract your own oil from the coconut flesh. The process was explained on the site some weeks ago, if you are interested, you will have to do a search of old posts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Lawrita, Most people buy the coconut oil in jars, unless you live where coconuts are bountiful, even then it is not an easy process to extract your own oil from the coconut flesh. The process was explained on the site some weeks ago, if you are interested, you will have to do a search of old posts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 i have buddy who purchase some 250 ml exclusively from the ines. She got me the brand. (strange aren't they the one who makes Mounds candy? It was $3 paer 250 ml <slyan2007@...> wrote: Lawrita, Most people buy the coconut oil in jars, unless you live where coconuts are bountiful, even then it is not an easy process to extract your own oil from the coconut flesh. The process was explained on the site some weeks ago, if you are interested, you will have to do a search of old posts. Please drive safely! --------------------------------- Expecting? Get great news right away with email Auto-Check. Try the Beta. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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