"Let food be your medicine and your medicine be your food. Each one of the substances in a person's diet, acts upon the body and changes it in some unique way, and upon these changes the whole life depends, whether in health, in sickness or convalescent."
Hippocrates 2 000 years ago.
On researching the Benefits of Coconut, we first wanted to establish the origins of the coconut, and it appears to have been around since before the 1st Century. Wow!
So welcome to our website page dedicated to exploring extraordinary bebefits of coconuts, nature's tropical treasure.
Coconuts have long been cherished for there versatility,exotic flavor, and remarkable heealth benefits.
From their nutrient-flesh and refreshing water to the nourishing oil extracted from their kernels, coconuts offer an array of advantages that can enhance our overall well-being.
On this page we will delve ibnto the world of coconut's benefits, uncovering its potential to support digestion, boost immunity, promote healthy skin and hair, and even aid in weight management.
Join us as we embark on a journey to unlock the secrets and harness the incredible power of coconuts.
So... lets dive into this tropical oasis of health and discover the myriad benefits that coconuts have to offer.
The coconut consists of various parts that all have different benefits, so we decided to handle each part separately, which makes for very interesting reading for this portable source of water and nutrition.
Warnings:
A rich, clear, pleasant-tasting coconut oil is extracted from the endosperm consisting of saturated fatty acids which are medium-chain triglycerides, meaning that there are no health risks in adding coconut oil to the diet.
The softened and finely scraped bark from the palm stem is made into a poultice, warmed in hot water and used for:
The ash from burned bark is used to:
The flowers are made into a delicious tea to treat:
The stringy fibers inside the bark made into a tea are taken for:
add coconut water to this tea anad use it as:
The fleshy endosperm, rich in oils, contains calcium, zinc, selenium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, iron and copper and the oil contains immune-boosting medium-chain fatty acids.
(click on the words highlighted above to see the issues surrounding a shortage of these important minerals).
Coconut oil and coconut water should not be confused.
Coconut water is the liquid that builds inside the shell of the young coconut.
As the fruit ages, the water solidifies into the white meat of the coconut and this is then pressed for the coconut oil.
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