Coconut Oil

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> Hi Bee

> I live in Australia and am up to 41/2 tablespoons (4.5 times 20= 90MLS) of CO

a day but I have realised that your tablespoon measures are smaller (15mls)so I

am up to the recommended amount now. Is that correct?

+++Hi Nikki. I'd just have to Google the translations from tbl to mls to verify

it, so if you did the calculation correctly go by that.

>

> So from here do I continue on until all symptoms have gone? I am still on HCL

after each meal and all the other supplements of course but otherwise I am

feeling so much better every week and had very little retracing. I have plenty

to retrace - Glandular fever, ibs, anemia, pnemonia and more. But I haven't

retraced any of that yet does that mean I won't heal until I retrace all that?

+++It takes 1 month of natural healing for every year, so if you haven't

retraced those illinesses, you aren't healthy yet. Also after you've gotten

healthy you can't go back to doing what you did before because you will get sick

again.

>

> I am feeling so much better I am planning to go on a 100km bike ride and am in

training. So I am wondering with increased calorie need do I just increase the

oil and protein amounts?

+++Expect to get lots of detox symptoms after you are finished since that much

exercise will mobilize toxins a lot! Yes, you can just increase fats and

proteins.

Bee

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>

> Hi All,

> I have a question on coconut oil. I find that in order to keep my fat up we

go through A LOT of coconut oil! I'm on the program and I add in preparing

most foods.

>

> Can anyone suggest where to get the best price on 5 gallons? I purchased the

last 5 gallons from mountain rose herbs which I thought was a good deal, until

they added $50 in shipping

+++Hi Lara. Even though the shipping costs may seem high, adding shipping to

the cost of 5 gallons is still going to be cheaper than buying in smaller

quantities or buying from other sources. Shipping doesn't add much to it if you

calculate how many pints are in 5 gallons.

I used to buy 1 gallon from them when I lived closer to Oregon, and it cost just

as much to ship it as it cost for the gallon. I still saved over $300.00 than

if I bought it locally or from any other company.

The best, Bee

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Hi Lara,

You might check the Nutiva website. They have a very high quality Coconut Oil

and they sell it in 5 gal. pails. If you buy from their website you get free

shipping on any order over $30.00. Make sure you go to their site through the

link on Bee's website first so she can get a little kick-back.

Jackie

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>

> Hi All,

> I have a question on coconut oil. I find that in order to keep my fat up we

go through A LOT of coconut oil! I'm on the program and I add in preparing

most foods.

>

> Can anyone suggest where to get the best price on 5 gallons? I purchased the

last 5 gallons from mountain rose herbs which I thought was a good deal, until

they added $50 in shipping

>

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>

> Hi Lara,

>

> You might check the Nutiva website. They have a very high quality Coconut Oil

and they sell it in 5 gal. pails. If you buy from their website you get free

shipping on any order over $30.00. Make sure you go to their site through the

link on Bee's website first so she can get a little kick-back.

>

> Jackie

> (group moderator)

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@@ Hi Jackie ,

Nutiva @ 5 gallons = $245 without shipping

Mountain Rose @ 5 gallons $149 + $50 shipping = $199

Natures Approved @ 5 gallons = $164 + 34.95 shipping = 198.95

Considering these hard economical times , it seems Mountain Rose or Natures

Approved Coconut Oil would be a better choice , since many are on a budget. One

can still get healthy with these brands too .

In Toronto , I purchased Coconut Oil that " " recommended in the past ,

from " Essence of Life " . If I calculate 5 gallons it = $210.

Thus , for Torontonians $10 more than the best savings, maybe or not ; when

you consider the currency difference and/or shipping .

Thanks , . And thanks for the assistance , Jackie .

Unfortunately , Nutiva ,is not the most lucrative .

Cordially,

Ed

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Hi Lara,

>

> You might check the Nutiva website. They have a very high quality Coconut Oil

and they sell it in 5 gal. pails. If you buy from their website you get free

shipping on any order over $30.00. Make sure you go to their site through the

link on Bee's website first so she can get a little kick-back.

>

> Jackie

> (group moderator)

>

@@ Snip

@@ Hi Jackie ,

Nutiva @ 5 gallons = $245 without shipping

Mountain Rose @ 5 gallons $149 + $50 shipping = $199

Natures Approved @ 5 gallons = $164 + 34.95 shipping = 198.95

Considering these hard economical times , it seems Mountain Rose or Natures

Approved Coconut Oil would be a better choice , since many are on a budget. One

can still get healthy with these brands too .

In Toronto , I purchased Coconut Oil that " " recommended in the past ,

from " Essence of Life " . If I calculate 5 gallons it = $210.

Thus , for Torontonians $10 more than the best savings, maybe or not ; when you

consider the currency difference and/or shipping .

Thanks , . And thanks for the assistance , Jackie .

Unfortunately , Nutiva ,is not the most lucrative .

Cordially,

Ed

@@@ If you prefer Nutiva brand like I do, it is more economical to get the 4/1

gallon case pack than the 5 gallon tub. (although there is more waste in getting

4 containers instead of one)

 

Nutiva@ 5 gallon tub = $245 with no shipping cost ($49/gallon)

Nutiva@ 4 gallon case pack= $175.00 with no shipping cost ($43.75/gallon)

 

Just thought I would put that out there.  =0)

Robin

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Hi Lara,

This morning I found a 5 gallon pail of Tropical Traditions expeller pressed

coconut oil on Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this

brand before, but it seems like it's a good deal.

http://tinyurl.com/yzqpjhr

Good Luck!

Doree

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I buy my coconut oil from Wilderness Family Naturals. They routinely have

sales in fact I believe they have one right now and shipping is free when

you buy a case (six) of any coconut oil size. You can get even better

prices if you become a buying club.

HTH, Shari

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Just a reminder to all, please use Bee's affiliate links on her website to

purchase coconut oil, this way she gets much deserved credit for the sale.

Regards,

>

> Hello, I put an order in for the 5 gals of coconut oil and some herbs at

Mountain Rose Herbs. The amount for the oil was $149.00 plus s/h was $26.00 for

everything, lots of herbs and 5gals of co.

> Angie

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> >

> > Hello, I put an order in for the 5 gals of coconut oil and some herbs at

Mountain Rose Herbs. The amount for the oil was $149.00 plus s/h was $26.00 for

everything, lots of herbs and 5gals of co.

> > Angie

@@ Hi Angie , & Robin ,

Angie - Mountain Rose Coconut Oil is $149 + $50 shipping = $199

Thus, still a good deal for 5 gallons or you could buy less

according to your budget ; Its unfortunate s/h has

increased to $50 ... but as Bee stated .. its still a good

deal !

Robin - If you prefer Nutiva and can afford that brand , then go

for it . However , ALL the other brands are cheaper ,

if one buys less quantity , in regards to being economical.

Although , the request was based on 5 gallons ,initially:)

- Of course we will help Bee , where possible . However, one

should consider the best venue for price & health first !

All The Best,

Ed

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I posted this yesterday but I don't see it.

Tropical Traditions sells a 5 gallon pail of expeller pressed coconut oil on

Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this kind but it seems

like a great deal.

Doree

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@@ Hi Angie , & Robin ,

Angie - Mountain Rose Coconut Oil is $149 + $50 shipping = $199

Thus, still a good deal for 5 gallons or you could buy less

according to your budget ; Its unfortunate s/h has

increased to $50 ... but as Bee stated .. its still a good

deal !

Robin - If you prefer Nutiva and can afford that brand , then go

for it . However , ALL the other brands are cheaper ,

if one buys less quantity , in regards to being economical.

Although , the request was based on 5 gallons ,initially:)

- Of course we will help Bee , where possible . However, one

should consider the best venue for price & health first !

All The Best,

Ed

 

@@ Hi Ed,

 

I did a little cost breakdown and the difference PER MONTH between Nutiva and

Mountain Rose Herbs is $2.96. I have used both brand's of CO and Nutiva is of

better qaulity. I use the CO for the diet and in my skincare that I

make.(another way to save!)

 

Breakdown:

 

Nutiva

1gal = 259 TBS = 43 days(6 TBS per day) = 365 days a year div. by 43days = 8.48

gals a year(rounded up to 9) = $43.75 x 9 = $393.75 div. by 12(months) = $32.81

a month for the 4/1 gal. case pack

 

Mountain Rose Herbs 

1gal = 259 TBS = 43 days(6 TBS per day) = 365 days a year div. by 43days = 8.48

gals a year(rounded up to 9) = $39.80 x 9 = $358.20 div. by 12(months) = $29.85

a month for the 5 gal. tub

 

$32.81 - $29.85 = $2.96 a month difference

 

I think most people could probably squeeze that into their budget.

In Health,

Robin

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>

> I posted this yesterday but I don't see it.

>

> Tropical Traditions sells a 5 gallon pail of expeller pressed coconut oil on

Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this kind but it seems

like a great deal.

>

> Doree

>

@@ Hi Doree,

That brand of " Tropical Traditions " coconut oil is not acceptable according to

the criteria on Bee's diet . That brand is 100 % " refined " ; unfortunately .

Here is what to look for .

virgin or extra virgin, unrefined, undeodorized, unbleached, non-hydrogenated

and expeller- or cold- pressed.

Thanks for the effort , Doree .

Kind Regards,

Ed

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>  

> @@ Hi Ed,

>  

> I did a little cost breakdown and the difference PER MONTH between Nutiva and

Mountain Rose Herbs is $2.96. I have used both brand's of CO and Nutiva is of

better qaulity. I use the CO for the diet and in my skincare that I

make.(another way to save!)

>  

> Breakdown:

>  

> Nutiva

> 1gal = 259 TBS = 43 days(6 TBS per day) = 365 days a year div. by 43days =

8.48 gals a year(rounded up to 9) = $43.75 x 9 = $393.75 div. by 12(months) =

$32.81 a month for the 4/1 gal. case pack

>  

> Mountain Rose Herbs 

> 1gal = 259 TBS = 43 days(6 TBS per day) = 365 days a year div. by 43days =

8.48 gals a year(rounded up to 9) = $39.80 x 9 = $358.20 div. by 12(months) =

$29.85 a month for the 5 gal. tub

>  

> $32.81 - $29.85 = $2.96 a month difference

>  

> I think most people could probably squeeze that into their budget.

> In Health,

> Robin

>

@@ Hi Robin ,

Thanks . That's great .

If taste is an issue , then perhaps Nutiva is better . Its subjective

, I suppose . I personally haven't tried all the eligible brands out there , and

given it the taste test Still it would be subjective irregardless .

However , in regards to quality , the brands I stated previously qualify based

on quality and criteria . So one or the other isn't going to make the difference

in that regard .

Nonetheless , thanks again for your assistance .

Cordially,

Ed

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@@ Snip

>  

> @@ Hi Ed,

>  

> I did a little cost breakdown and the difference PER MONTH between Nutiva and

Mountain Rose Herbs is $2.96. I have used both brand's of CO and Nutiva is of

better qaulity. I use the CO for the diet and in my skincare that I

make.(another way to save!)

>  

> Breakdown:

>  

> Nutiva

> 1gal = 259 TBS = 43 days(6 TBS per day) = 365 days a year div. by 43days =

8.48 gals a year(rounded up to 9) = $43.75 x 9 = $393.75 div. by 12(months) =

$32.81 a month for the 4/1 gal. case pack

>  

> Mountain Rose Herbs 

> 1gal = 259 TBS = 43 days(6 TBS per day) = 365 days a year div. by 43days =

8.48 gals a year(rounded up to 9) = $39.80 x 9 = $358.20 div. by 12(months) =

$29.85 a month for the 5 gal. tub

>  

> $32.81 - $29.85 = $2.96 a month difference

>  

> I think most people could probably squeeze that into their budget.

> In Health,

> Robin

>

@@ Hi Robin ,

Thanks . That's great .

If taste is an issue , then perhaps Nutiva is better . Its subjective

, I suppose . I personally haven't tried all the eligible brands out there , and

given it the taste test Still it would be subjective irregardless .

However , in regards to quality , the brands I stated previously qualify based

on quality and criteria . So one or the other isn't going to make the difference

in that regard .

Nonetheless , thanks again for your assistance .

Cordially,

Ed

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>

> I posted this yesterday but I don't see it.

>

> Tropical Traditions sells a 5 gallon pail of expeller pressed coconut oil on

Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this kind but it seems

like a great deal.

>

> Doree

>

@@ Hi Doree,

Yes , I believe is on the fritz again , I've had similar issues .

Thus , I've had to double or even triple post and verify it got posted . It is

quite an annoyance .

Nonetheless , the " Tropical Traditions " coconut oil brand you are referring to

is 100 % refined , which is unfortunately unacceptable on Bee's diet . Here is

what you want to look for in coconut oil :

virgin or extra virgin, unrefined, undeodorized, unbleached, non-hydrogenated

and expeller- or cold- pressed.

Best Regards,

Ed

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Make sure you don't buy refined oil. It is devoid of most nutrients and

flavorless and unscented. Christin

From: Ed <imysterios@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: coconut oil

Date: Wednesday, February 17, 2010, 10:40 PM

 

>

> I posted this yesterday but I don't see it.

>

> Tropical Traditions sells a 5 gallon pail of expeller pressed coconut oil on

Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this kind but it seems

like a great deal.

>

> Doree

@@ Hi Doree,

Yes , I believe is on the fritz again , I've had similar issues .

Thus , I've had to double or even triple post and verify it got posted . It is

quite an annoyance .

Nonetheless , the " Tropical Traditions " coconut oil brand you are referring to

is 100 % refined , which is unfortunately unacceptable on Bee's diet . Here is

what you want to look for in coconut oil :

virgin or extra virgin, unrefined, undeodorized, unbleached, non-hydrogenated

and expeller- or cold- pressed.

Best Regards,

Ed

[Guest guest]

> Nonetheless , the " Tropical Traditions " coconut oil brand you are referring

to is 100 % refined , which is unfortunately unacceptable on Bee's diet . Here

is what you want to look for in coconut oil :

>

> virgin or extra virgin, unrefined, undeodorized, unbleached, non-hydrogenated

and expeller- or cold- pressed.

>

> Best Regards,

> Ed

+++Hi Ed and all,

I could be wrong (happens all the time lol) but I believe the Tropical

Traditions expeller pressed coconut oil I mentioned is one that has been

discussed before and Bee gave it her ok. Here's one of those discussions from

September 2009....

> My Tropical Traditions organic expeller pressed coconut oil says it's

" naturally refined. " Is that okay? I thought I read that we could use

expeller-pressed if we preferred. I like to use the coconut flavor for egg drink

but fry with the expeller pressed.

+++Hi Chris. Yes, it is okay if it is this one:

http://www.tropicaltraditions.com/expeller-pressed_coconut_oil.htm

The best, Bee

Best Wishes,

Doree

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See this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/coconut7.php

Good Luck, Amy

>

> I posted this yesterday but I don't see it.

>

> Tropical Traditions sells a 5 gallon pail of expeller pressed coconut oil on

Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this kind but it seems

like a great deal.

>

> Doree

>

[Guest guest]

Also see this post by Bee regarding Tropical Traditions expeller pressed coconut

oil: /message/78296

>

> I posted this yesterday but I don't see it.

>

> Tropical Traditions sells a 5 gallon pail of expeller pressed coconut oil on

Amazon for $99.00 plus $27.78 shipping. I've never used this kind but it seems

like a great deal.

>

> Doree

>

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>

> Just wondering how everyone is getting the coconut oil in.

> Are you cooking with it, mixing it with beverages etc?????

>

+++Hi Darlene. Yes to both! Also melt it over meats and vegetables after

cooking, or take it by the spoonfuls with meals. Most people are having Bee's

Egg Drink which is a great way to get your fats.

Cheers, Bee

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>

> How strong of an anti-fungal is coconut oil. I was eating three teaspoons a

day trying to work my way up to the five and a half tablespoons Bee suggests but

don't want to over do it.

+++Hi Theo. It doesn't matter how strong of an antifugal coconut oil IS,

because you cannot cure candida by killing it off with antifungals.

When your immune system is strong enough it automatically " makes " candida (or

any bug, cancer, etc.) change back into the organism it is supposed to be when

the body is healthy.

However CO provides so many health benefits, other than being antifungal,

including helping your body detoxify, for cleansing your body, for

reconstructing cells, etc. so when you are unhealthy the therapeutic dose is 5.5

tablespoons spread out over 3 meals per day.

All the best, Bee

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>

> it does not have to say " raw " on it does it?

>

++++Hi ,

No, since the unrefined CO recommended is naturally raw.

Bee

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Kathy we've been cooking with coconut oil for

years. It's good stuff, you can read about it on the web.

Marty

At 07:00 AM 7/9/2010, KathyB wrote:

>Does anyone have good experiences killing yeast

>with coconut oil? I'm rather sensitive & have MCS.

>I just started & getting success. Had some die

> off chills. Feel lighter today, just foul stools.

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Marty,

Thanks I've been reading about it. Does anyone know if Tree of Life is okay?

Anyone drink coconut milk? Had to give up rice due to the mold. In a few days my

carpul tunnel is easing up.

http://www.coconutresearchcenter.org/

A friend explained the importance of it being pressed the right way &

unrefined.  She reccomends Living Foods or Nutrivia, Unrefined Extra Virgin,

Organic, Coconut Oil made

by

Centrifugal Force.

http://www.wildernessfamilynaturals.com/

Kathy

 

From: Marty Landman <marty@...>

Subject: [] Re: coconut oil

Kathy we've been cooking with coconut oil for

years. It's good stuff, you can read about it on the web.

Marty

At 07:00 AM 7/9/2010, KathyB wrote:

>Does anyone have good experiences killing yeast

>with coconut oil? I'm rather sensitive & have MCS.

>I just started & getting success. Had some die

> off chills. Feel lighter today, just foul stools.

[Guest guest]

I just munch on coconuts, I think eating coconut may give some added ruffage to

help the stomach.

>

>

>

> >Does anyone have good experiences killing yeast

>

> >with coconut oil? I'm rather sensitive & have MCS.

>

> >I just started & getting success. Had some die

>

> > off chills. Feel lighter today, just foul stools.

>