Guest guest Posted February 22, 2005 Report Share Posted February 22, 2005 Any hydrogenated oil is really really bad. This causes arteries to get blocked and can cause other illnesses and perhaps cancer too because the hydrogen residues are still in the oil. Hydrogenated Coconut Oil I shop at IKEA which is a furniture...store. They sell a little section of food. For those of you that dont know what Ikea is it is a swedish store that is in the US just as it is in Europe. Now I know that the european people use coconut oil. I had bought food from Ikea. Cookies...they had hydrogenated coconut oil on several of the ingredients. SO I guess when it is labelled this way it is just as bad as the other oils. RIGHT? For it is pressed many more times. Is this correct? thanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 Yes I kind of figured that. thanks > Any hydrogenated oil is really really bad. This causes arteries to get blocked and can cause other illnesses and perhaps cancer too because the hydrogen residues are still in the oil. > > > Hydrogenated Coconut Oil > > > > I shop at IKEA which is a furniture...store. They sell a little > section of food. For those of you that dont know what Ikea is it is a > swedish store that is in the US just as it is in Europe. Now I know > that the european people use coconut oil. > I had bought food from Ikea. Cookies...they had hydrogenated coconut > oil on several of the ingredients. SO I guess when it is labelled this > way it is just as bad as the other oils. RIGHT? For it is pressed many > more times. Is this correct? > thanks > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2005 Report Share Posted March 9, 2005 I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The Coconut Oil Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid as damaging to our health. From then on I became aware of it in any product ingredients list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product of hyrdrogenation process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. My question is, is there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm oil? Most of the biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such ingredient label. If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I hope to have a better understanding of this trans fatty acids. By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and it's benefits. I live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I want to help the people in my localities to take advantage of this abundant resources through training. Need help on research materials to have a more effective training. Thanks a lot! Alot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 Dear Alot, Regardless of what the recipe calls for, you have a chioce to use healthy VCO. --- alotagenston <alotagenston@...> wrote: > > > I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The > Coconut Oil > Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid > as damaging to our > health. From then on I became aware of it in any > product ingredients > list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product > of hyrdrogenation > process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. > My question is, is > there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm > oil? Most of the > biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such > ingredient label. > If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I > hope to have a > better understanding of this trans fatty acids. > > By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and > it's benefits. I > live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I > want to help the > people in my localities to take advantage of this > abundant resources > through training. Need help on research materials to > have a more > effective training. > > Thanks a lot! > > Alot > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 Alot, Strangely enough yes some companies do hydrogenate coconut oil. I think it may raise the smoke point. I noticed that the brand of refined oil that was sold by Walmart in my town was hydrogenated .Also the coconut oil sold for pop corn is often hydrogenated. Always check the lable to see what you really have. IN NC Henley <heavenlycoconuts@...> wrote: Dear Alot, Regardless of what the recipe calls for, you have a chioce to use healthy VCO. --- alotagenston <alotagenston@...> wrote: > > > I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The > Coconut Oil > Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid > as damaging to our > health. From then on I became aware of it in any > product ingredients > list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product > of hyrdrogenation > process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. > My question is, is > there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm > oil? Most of the > biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such > ingredient label. > If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I > hope to have a > better understanding of this trans fatty acids. > > By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and > it's benefits. I > live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I > want to help the > people in my localities to take advantage of this > abundant resources > through training. Need help on research materials to > have a more > effective training. > > Thanks a lot! > > Alot > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 , what brand from Wal Mart? Are you talking about lou Ana? I hope not because that is what I use for cooking and didn't know it was hydrogenated. Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote:Alot, Strangely enough yes some companies do hydrogenate coconut oil. I think it may raise the smoke point. I noticed that the brand of refined oil that was sold by Walmart in my town was hydrogenated .Also the coconut oil sold for pop corn is often hydrogenated. Always check the lable to see what you really have. IN NC Henley <heavenlycoconuts@...> wrote: Dear Alot, Regardless of what the recipe calls for, you have a chioce to use healthy VCO. --- alotagenston <alotagenston@...> wrote: > > > I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The > Coconut Oil > Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid > as damaging to our > health. From then on I became aware of it in any > product ingredients > list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product > of hyrdrogenation > process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. > My question is, is > there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm > oil? Most of the > biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such > ingredient label. > If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I > hope to have a > better understanding of this trans fatty acids. > > By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and > it's benefits. I > live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I > want to help the > people in my localities to take advantage of this > abundant resources > through training. Need help on research materials to > have a more > effective training. > > Thanks a lot! > > Alot > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 Yes, I looked at the lable for the Lou and it said it had some hydrogenation.Look at your lable It didnt say It was totally hydrogenated just partially.I decided not to get it. I even looked at the lard bucket Lou had. It said that was hydrogenated as well. IN NC Hosbrough <snicketmom@...> wrote: , what brand from Wal Mart? Are you talking about lou Ana? I hope not because that is what I use for cooking and didn't know it was hydrogenated. Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote:Alot, Strangely enough yes some companies do hydrogenate coconut oil. I think it may raise the smoke point. I noticed that the brand of refined oil that was sold by Walmart in my town was hydrogenated .Also the coconut oil sold for pop corn is often hydrogenated. Always check the lable to see what you really have. IN NC Henley <heavenlycoconuts@...> wrote: Dear Alot, Regardless of what the recipe calls for, you have a chioce to use healthy VCO. --- alotagenston <alotagenston@...> wrote: > > > I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The > Coconut Oil > Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid > as damaging to our > health. From then on I became aware of it in any > product ingredients > list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product > of hyrdrogenation > process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. > My question is, is > there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm > oil? Most of the > biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such > ingredient label. > If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I > hope to have a > better understanding of this trans fatty acids. > > By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and > it's benefits. I > live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I > want to help the > people in my localities to take advantage of this > abundant resources > through training. Need help on research materials to > have a more > effective training. > > Thanks a lot! > > Alot > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 Hmm. My Lou Ana lable just says ingrediets: coconut oil. It doesn't say hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated. If it is hydrogenated does it have to be labled that way? Does hydrogenated coconut oil have the same risks as other hydrogenated oils? Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote:Yes, I looked at the lable for the Lou and it said it had some hydrogenation.Look at your lable It didnt say It was totally hydrogenated just partially.I decided not to get it. I even looked at the lard bucket Lou had. It said that was hydrogenated as well. IN NC Hosbrough <snicketmom@...> wrote: , what brand from Wal Mart? Are you talking about lou Ana? I hope not because that is what I use for cooking and didn't know it was hydrogenated. Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote:Alot, Strangely enough yes some companies do hydrogenate coconut oil. I think it may raise the smoke point. I noticed that the brand of refined oil that was sold by Walmart in my town was hydrogenated .Also the coconut oil sold for pop corn is often hydrogenated. Always check the lable to see what you really have. IN NC Henley <heavenlycoconuts@...> wrote: Dear Alot, Regardless of what the recipe calls for, you have a chioce to use healthy VCO. --- alotagenston <alotagenston@...> wrote: > > > I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The > Coconut Oil > Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid > as damaging to our > health. From then on I became aware of it in any > product ingredients > list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product > of hyrdrogenation > process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. > My question is, is > there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm > oil? Most of the > biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such > ingredient label. > If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I > hope to have a > better understanding of this trans fatty acids. > > By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and > it's benefits. I > live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I > want to help the > people in my localities to take advantage of this > abundant resources > through training. Need help on research materials to > have a more > effective training. > > Thanks a lot! > > Alot > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 Yes it would have to say so in the lable. So your Coconut oil is safe from Hydrogenation.Maybe it was another brand I am thinking of. Hosbrough <snicketmom@...> wrote:Hmm. My Lou Ana lable just says ingrediets: coconut oil. It doesn't say hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated. If it is hydrogenated does it have to be labled that way? Does hydrogenated coconut oil have the same risks as other hydrogenated oils? Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote:Yes, I looked at the lable for the Lou and it said it had some hydrogenation.Look at your lable It didnt say It was totally hydrogenated just partially.I decided not to get it. I even looked at the lard bucket Lou had. It said that was hydrogenated as well. IN NC Hosbrough <snicketmom@...> wrote: , what brand from Wal Mart? Are you talking about lou Ana? I hope not because that is what I use for cooking and didn't know it was hydrogenated. Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote:Alot, Strangely enough yes some companies do hydrogenate coconut oil. I think it may raise the smoke point. I noticed that the brand of refined oil that was sold by Walmart in my town was hydrogenated .Also the coconut oil sold for pop corn is often hydrogenated. Always check the lable to see what you really have. IN NC Henley <heavenlycoconuts@...> wrote: Dear Alot, Regardless of what the recipe calls for, you have a chioce to use healthy VCO. --- alotagenston <alotagenston@...> wrote: > > > I have read about Dr. Fife's published book " The > Coconut Oil > Miracle " and was surprised as how trans fatty acid > as damaging to our > health. From then on I became aware of it in any > product ingredients > list. I understand trans fatty acid is a by-product > of hyrdrogenation > process of unsaturated fats as per Dr. Bruce Fife. > My question is, is > there such thing as hydrogenated coconut or palm > oil? Most of the > biscuit products here in the Phils. contains such > ingredient label. > If there is, does it contain trans fatty acids? I > hope to have a > better understanding of this trans fatty acids. > > By the way, I'm into research on coconut oil and > it's benefits. I > live in a place where coconut trees are abundant. I > want to help the > people in my localities to take advantage of this > abundant resources > through training. Need help on research materials to > have a more > effective training. > > Thanks a lot! > > Alot > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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