I have dry hair and I want my hair to be shiny, soft and healthy. Also, I am having hair loss problems so which one of these oils will help stop my hair from falling. What are the benefits of each and which one is the best?Almond oil, coconut oil or olive oil for your hair?
year ago I suffered very much from dandruff and hair loss too and I started trying everything you can imagine to stop my hair loss.
the things that really worked for me was:
1) Vitamin A - an anti-oxidant which promotes healthy production of sebum in the scalp;
2) Vitamin E stimulates circulation. Good blood circulation in the scalp is important in keeping hair follicles productive. The 'B' vitamins contribute to melanin, which gives hair its healthy color and also stimulates blood circulation;
3) massage is also beneficial. Massage stimulates circulation. As already noted, good circulation in the scalp keeps hair follicles active. Experts suggest a few minutes of daily head massage by hand. Circulation through massage may be improved by using a few drops of lavender or bay essential oil in an almond or sesame oil base with massage;
4) Try rubbing your scalp with garlic juice, Onion Juice or Ginger Juice(you can either of one out of three, Do not mix any of two or three);
5) also he used herbal treatment - TrichoZed or/and Provilluss (do not use Rogaine - it will not work!)
Those are a good products that helps prevent hair loss and contains Biotin and the clinically tested ingredients approved by the FDA to help re-grow your hair.! I think it is very important!
It worked and still works for me!
I do not know if any pharmacies carry TrichoZed but I do know that you should purchase it directly from the manufacturer and read more about the product here
http://www.trichozed.info/ingredients.ph鈥?/a>
and here
http://www.provillus.com/?aid=221781
It enhances hair growth by blocking DHT (Dihydrotestostrone) - a major cause of hair loss!
good luck!
not only my own personal experience + working as a family physician
http://www.trichozed.info
http://www.provilluss.infoAlmond oil, coconut oil or olive oil for your hair?
Coconut is definately the best, even my friend says so. if you're looking for shiny, strong and healthy hair.
plus it contains no chemicals or additives in it.
It is wonderful to use as a hair conditioner. Beauticians who are familiar with coconut swear by it. It softens the hair and conditions the scalps. Using the coconut oil as a pre-wash conditioner can rid a person of dandruff better than a medicated shampoo.
Coconut oil, a natural ingredient in the highest sense of the word, has always been recognized for its quality of strengthening the structure of damaged, devitalized hair.
Coconut oil lubricates and softens the hair shaft through the action of minerals such as magnesium, potassium, calcium, and iron.
All three, if possible! If you can, mix together all of these, plus an egg and honey and keep in on all day (or all night, but if at night don't use honey!) then wash it out. Soft shiny and beautiful!
If you have to pick one, go with olive oil. Ancient greeks put a dab or 2 in there bath as well, because it is also a moisturizer and has lots of nutrients for your skin and hair.
If you want to get olive oil in your hair take a shower, and pour olive oil (the sixe of a quarter) on your palm and mix it with your shampoo. Lather into your hair. Don't use a lot!!! I repeat, do not use a lot! Even if it seems dry and not working in the shower, if you use too much, you wil come out of the shower looking like you just doused your head in grease! I did this, and 3 hours later I thought my hair was still wet because it was so... oily.
And alternate way is to just pour some olive oil on a cotton ball and swipe it on your roots.
I don't know anything about the health %26amp; hair benefits of Almond or Coconut oil, but I would still say Olive Oil because it is probably cheaper and you can find in practically any grocery store.
Hope I helped!
I used this just yesterday for a pre poo and it was great. It was 50/50 olive oil and coconut oil, my hair was shiny and soft. Make sure you only get extra virgin olive oil and unrefined coconut oil. Both oils penetrate the hair strand deeply to provide both nourishment and moisture. As far as the hair falling I just add an egg to my pre poo oil with a cheapie conditioner like V05/Suave leave on an hour, shampoo with luke warm water, and a final rinse with cold water. HTH
for your hair to stop falling ( getting bald) it's actually banana oil from the banana tree and not the fruit itself, depending where u are it might be difficult to get it, this is the pure natural remedy.
for shine any oil will do, but some are better than the others, the one that gives the best shine is Johnsons baby lotion, just apply to your hair after washing it, don't use to much at first, go slow to see how much oil YOU need to use for your hair. (short hair less oil of course etc)
Coconut and olive are the only oils proven to actually penetrate the hair. So right there I wouldnt bother with almond.
I like coconut oil better than olive because its thicker (you have to buy unrefined virgin coconut oil) but I use both.
Neither one will prevent your hair from falling out as they are only meant to be put from midlength down to the ends. It has no effect on your hair follicles.
All of them benefit your hair, because all of them are fatty oils.
Fat is very important for hair, skin and nail maintenance and growth.
Flax seed oil also helps and is generally cheaper than all of those oils you listed.
It depends on the person, really, as to which one is best.
I can tell you this: diet matters!
Protein and fats are absolute musts! Peanut butter is perfect for this.
Vitamins can also help. Vitamin A and Saw Palmetto (as well as Zinc) can do a lot for your hair.
Of course, commercial products have the highest success rate. Free trial below for a top-notch product used in Europe. Stop suffering and get your self confidence back today! You'll be glad you ordered it today.
Almond oil is the best because it's the lightest BUT try Henna Wax that is brilliant. Shampoo your hair, apply the wax, wrap your hair in cling film and leave for half an hour then rinse out and style.
Coconut oil is good if you want thick full hair.
Olive oil is good to get rid of the dryness.
But I have never heard of almond oil so I have no clue what that is good for.
Good Luck!
Thursday, January 7, 2010
What is it that Babassu Oil and Coconut Oil contain which make them good for being used as a fuel?
Oils are hydrocarbons, and therefore contain a lot of chemical energy. Combustion in the presence of oxygen converts that chemical energy into heat by converting C-C and C-H bonds into C-O and O-H bonds.
How to produce virgin coconut oil?
Is it good for people who experience high blood pressure and high blood sugar?How to produce virgin coconut oil?
Good job Matador8..! Virgin coconut oil is also good for the skin and hair. My hair started thinning and I stopped using chemicals (perms,color,etc.), and started using virgin coconut oil and it thickened and softened my hair. Plus it's good to cook with too..!How to produce virgin coconut oil?
you first have to find a coconut thats a virgin. hehehe!!!
dArwin,
First the fresh coconuts are opened and grated. Then the flesh is pressed, yielding a fresh coconut milk emulsion that is approximately 40% oil. The milk is called an emulsion because there is a natural protein that holds the oil in solution. Within about 12 hours, however, the natural enzymes from the coconut will break down this protein, releasing the oil. As the oil floats, it is siphoned off. Coconut Oil is a healthy source of Medium-chain triglycerides (MCT鈥檚), which the body readily absorbs and converts to energy. MCT鈥檚 found in coconut oil support healthy thermogenesis levels. Coconut oil is also ideal for people on low carbohydrate diets.
I add a link with brief details of this subject
http://www.marenococonut.com/
benefits.htm
Hope this helps
Matador 89
Choose the fairest village virgin with the best coconuts.best web host
Good job Matador8..! Virgin coconut oil is also good for the skin and hair. My hair started thinning and I stopped using chemicals (perms,color,etc.), and started using virgin coconut oil and it thickened and softened my hair. Plus it's good to cook with too..!How to produce virgin coconut oil?
you first have to find a coconut thats a virgin. hehehe!!!
dArwin,
First the fresh coconuts are opened and grated. Then the flesh is pressed, yielding a fresh coconut milk emulsion that is approximately 40% oil. The milk is called an emulsion because there is a natural protein that holds the oil in solution. Within about 12 hours, however, the natural enzymes from the coconut will break down this protein, releasing the oil. As the oil floats, it is siphoned off. Coconut Oil is a healthy source of Medium-chain triglycerides (MCT鈥檚), which the body readily absorbs and converts to energy. MCT鈥檚 found in coconut oil support healthy thermogenesis levels. Coconut oil is also ideal for people on low carbohydrate diets.
I add a link with brief details of this subject
http://www.marenococonut.com/
benefits.htm
Hope this helps
Matador 89
Choose the fairest village virgin with the best coconuts.
Refined Coconut Oil? Is anyone using coconut oil? How do you use it?
I've read on a label : Coconut oil is hazardous to health if consumed. Yet I've learned that it's considered to be healthy.
Your comments will be highly appreciatedRefined Coconut Oil? Is anyone using coconut oil? How do you use it?
I LOVE to use it on my hair. I learned about using on it hair from Indian women, who all have the shiniest, softest hair I've ever seen. In addition to helping your hair grow, as another mentioned, coconut oil has anti-bacterial and some anti-fungal properties, so it's great for keeping a healthy scalp.
It's good for winter time because it is so rich, but I use it year-round. I live in the tropics, so I don't usually have to heat it up, but heating it helps it soak into your hair better, not to mention softens it if you're someplace cooler than about 76 degrees fahrenheit.
Grocery stores that cater specifically to near or middle-easterners will be your best bet for getting the most at the best price, but I have seen decent deals at online indian grocery stores.
-If your hair is not densely curly like mine, the best way to do use it is to take a generous amount and massage your scalp, then comb through your hair. Once hair is saturated, let it sit for at least an hour or, ideally, overnight --put a shower cap over it so it desn't make a mess out of your sheets. After letting it sit, shampoo it out with a gentle shampoo. (You can shampoo twice if your hair is very fine or straight.)
-If your hair is curly, taking a few drops and working through your hair after you get out of the shower will help keep it shiny and manageable all day long. The curlier your hair, the more generous an amount you can use.
-I've heard that wetting a towel and heating it in the microwave will help the oil work its magic if you wrap it on your hair while the oil is sitting.
-If your hair gets very static-y, a couple of drops rubbed between the hands and on the hair will calm it down and make it shine.
-I also saw it recommended on the Today show that you can put a few drops in your conditioner to make it richer in the winter-time.
-If the smell is too strong, I suggest thinning it down with almond oil. To boost the anti-bacterial/fungal properties, try mixing some amla or neem oil in as well.
After just one or two treatments you should see a big boost in shine and softness.
Enjoy!Refined Coconut Oil? Is anyone using coconut oil? How do you use it?
get organic coconut oil, use at least 3 spoonsful a day.
coconut oil is good for every problem under the sun
it is also good for beauty, killing parasites, weight loss, skin, etc etc etc
i heard of a guy who ate a bowl of coconut everyday for 5 weeks and he got himself cured of HIV
Coconut oil is very good for hair but it has to kept warm other wise it solidfies at lower temperatures. Good for cooking as well as it is natural. Not as good as olive oil though
In small amounts it would be ok. However, we are talking about an oil that is solid at room temperature. That means that its loaded in LDL and VLDL. That is what the label is referring to. So if you are predisposed to high Lipid values, (cholesterol, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides) or have a lipid metabolism problem, I would steer clear of that stuff.
I use the REFINED coconut oil in my massage practice -- it's wonderful. I'm a professional and go through it pretty fast. It has an excellent glide, but enough drag for deep tissue work. It does NOT stain the linens! It doesn't have enough flavor for fun cooking in my opinion.
I keep the VIRGIN coconut oil in the kitchen -- it tastes great and cooks well. Great on popcorn, in Thai soups, on toast or crackers. It has too much odor for massage, for most of my clients.
As a (former) scientist (Ph.D. biophysics), I have not found the evidence against it compelling -- it's at least as safe as butter or margerine -- in my opinion.
Your comments will be highly appreciatedRefined Coconut Oil? Is anyone using coconut oil? How do you use it?
I LOVE to use it on my hair. I learned about using on it hair from Indian women, who all have the shiniest, softest hair I've ever seen. In addition to helping your hair grow, as another mentioned, coconut oil has anti-bacterial and some anti-fungal properties, so it's great for keeping a healthy scalp.
It's good for winter time because it is so rich, but I use it year-round. I live in the tropics, so I don't usually have to heat it up, but heating it helps it soak into your hair better, not to mention softens it if you're someplace cooler than about 76 degrees fahrenheit.
Grocery stores that cater specifically to near or middle-easterners will be your best bet for getting the most at the best price, but I have seen decent deals at online indian grocery stores.
-If your hair is not densely curly like mine, the best way to do use it is to take a generous amount and massage your scalp, then comb through your hair. Once hair is saturated, let it sit for at least an hour or, ideally, overnight --put a shower cap over it so it desn't make a mess out of your sheets. After letting it sit, shampoo it out with a gentle shampoo. (You can shampoo twice if your hair is very fine or straight.)
-If your hair is curly, taking a few drops and working through your hair after you get out of the shower will help keep it shiny and manageable all day long. The curlier your hair, the more generous an amount you can use.
-I've heard that wetting a towel and heating it in the microwave will help the oil work its magic if you wrap it on your hair while the oil is sitting.
-If your hair gets very static-y, a couple of drops rubbed between the hands and on the hair will calm it down and make it shine.
-I also saw it recommended on the Today show that you can put a few drops in your conditioner to make it richer in the winter-time.
-If the smell is too strong, I suggest thinning it down with almond oil. To boost the anti-bacterial/fungal properties, try mixing some amla or neem oil in as well.
After just one or two treatments you should see a big boost in shine and softness.
Enjoy!Refined Coconut Oil? Is anyone using coconut oil? How do you use it?
get organic coconut oil, use at least 3 spoonsful a day.
coconut oil is good for every problem under the sun
it is also good for beauty, killing parasites, weight loss, skin, etc etc etc
i heard of a guy who ate a bowl of coconut everyday for 5 weeks and he got himself cured of HIV
Coconut oil is very good for hair but it has to kept warm other wise it solidfies at lower temperatures. Good for cooking as well as it is natural. Not as good as olive oil though
In small amounts it would be ok. However, we are talking about an oil that is solid at room temperature. That means that its loaded in LDL and VLDL. That is what the label is referring to. So if you are predisposed to high Lipid values, (cholesterol, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides) or have a lipid metabolism problem, I would steer clear of that stuff.
I use the REFINED coconut oil in my massage practice -- it's wonderful. I'm a professional and go through it pretty fast. It has an excellent glide, but enough drag for deep tissue work. It does NOT stain the linens! It doesn't have enough flavor for fun cooking in my opinion.
I keep the VIRGIN coconut oil in the kitchen -- it tastes great and cooks well. Great on popcorn, in Thai soups, on toast or crackers. It has too much odor for massage, for most of my clients.
As a (former) scientist (Ph.D. biophysics), I have not found the evidence against it compelling -- it's at least as safe as butter or margerine -- in my opinion.
Tell me a good brand of coconut oil, found in New York?
I am planning to use coconut oil as i recently found that its really good for hair. But I'm not sure what brand of coconut oil I should get. Should I go for Indian ones? Or Philippine? Any brand name can you tell me?
Also, is virgin coconut oil better? Any name? Thanks.Tell me a good brand of coconut oil, found in New York?
Parachute - Indian - is good
Also, is virgin coconut oil better? Any name? Thanks.Tell me a good brand of coconut oil, found in New York?
Parachute - Indian - is good
Is organic virgin coconut oil good for acne?
I brake out here and there but since i'm pregnant i feel that i brake out more than usual... and because of the cold wind it's making my skin red and itchy. Is coconut oil good for my skin?Is organic virgin coconut oil good for acne?
Coconut oil is GREAT for the skin. It is a natural lotion too. it cure many things, including acne. drinking coconut JUICE is also good for you. also, if you put it on your skin befor you go tanning outside, it will give you a great tan, thats all you need to put on. i hope this helped you
http://www.coconutoil.com/Is organic virgin coconut oil good for acne?
anything with oil in it couldnt be to good for acne
People living in tropics region have benefited from virgin coconut oil. It's good for lotion and acne.
Like other natural therapy, some works successfully for certain people, some don't.
It's worth a try, though.
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Putting oil on you skin will cause you to break out worse. You can use an acne wash and put on a moisturizer made for skin prone to breakouts. Or if if does not improve see your doctor.
coconut oil is the worse thing you could do. the oil is going to block your pores so they won't be any oxygen going in and you'll break out more. coconut oil is good if you have dry legs or dry hair but on the face its too oily. try a face moisturizer that's oil free and hopefully that helps.
It is good. The Acne CureSheet is a quick, easy and effective acne treatment.Log on to http://tipsfromruby-acne.blogspot.com/ for a few home made tips to heal acne .
Coconut oil is GREAT for the skin. It is a natural lotion too. it cure many things, including acne. drinking coconut JUICE is also good for you. also, if you put it on your skin befor you go tanning outside, it will give you a great tan, thats all you need to put on. i hope this helped you
http://www.coconutoil.com/Is organic virgin coconut oil good for acne?
anything with oil in it couldnt be to good for acne
People living in tropics region have benefited from virgin coconut oil. It's good for lotion and acne.
Like other natural therapy, some works successfully for certain people, some don't.
It's worth a try, though.
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Putting oil on you skin will cause you to break out worse. You can use an acne wash and put on a moisturizer made for skin prone to breakouts. Or if if does not improve see your doctor.
coconut oil is the worse thing you could do. the oil is going to block your pores so they won't be any oxygen going in and you'll break out more. coconut oil is good if you have dry legs or dry hair but on the face its too oily. try a face moisturizer that's oil free and hopefully that helps.
It is good. The Acne CureSheet is a quick, easy and effective acne treatment.Log on to http://tipsfromruby-acne.blogspot.com/ for a few home made tips to heal acne .
Why are Virgin coconut oil products expensive here in the Philippines?
We have plenty of coconuts here in the country and you can buy a piece of coconut for as low as P4, then why is virin coconut oil products expensive(for me)Why are Virgin coconut oil products expensive here in the Philippines?
because they are virgins!!!!!Why are Virgin coconut oil products expensive here in the Philippines?
SERIOUS answer:
Virgin coconut oil is produced laboriously and this is the overriding factor why it is expensive even if coconuts are abundant in the country.
Virgin Coconut Oil can only be achieved by using fresh coconut meat or what is called non-copra. Chemicals and high heating are not used in further refining, since the natural, pure coconut oil is very stable with a shelf life of several years. There are currently two main processes of manufacturing Virgin Coconut Oil:
1. Quick drying of fresh coconut meat which is then used to press out the oil. Using this method, minimal heat is used to quick dry the coconut meat, and the oil is then pressed out via mechanical means (not much elaborate machinery is available or is considered impractical for usage due to high costs and shipping fees and taxes getting the machines in the country).
2. Wet-milling. With this method the oil is extracted from fresh coconut meat without drying first. ';Coconut milk'; is expressed first by pressing. The oil is then further separated from the water. Methods which can be used to separate the oil from the water include boiling, fermentation, refrigeration, enzymes and mechanical centrifuge.
You see, the process of making it (one single yield will only give you very few liters of that pure unrefined or ';virgin'; coconut extract/oil, or low % yield or recovery and you need to perform another set of the entire process stated above to generate PRODUCTIVE yield, for market supplementation.
LONG laborious multi-step, crude, processing with cheap labor to cost cut in the business venture, span of days to complete the manufacturing process, shelf-life of copra meat sustenance, weather / climatic fluctuations to ';dry'; the copra, few people willing to do labor work (most go after call centers), etc. ARE all equally LIMITING to the retail price of virgin cocount oil. Besides, POVERTY is also another socio-economic problem which directly affects those who venture into this business. THE gain per se is not so worth the investment of labor and profit. Exporting it is more promising.
well because the process of making the virgin coconut oil is very tedious one,have you seen one. I have,and its a very long process,so even if our coconut is cheap the labor and time that makes the original virgin coconut oil is not.
its cheap not expensive
I disagree, its like sugar , most of your sugar are exported leaving very low stockpile for your own domestic markets and hence pirce inflation.
I figured the same goes to coconut oil and native produce.
Your 14 families ruling business class is to be blamed.
It takes about 12-20 coconuts depending on the size to produce one liter of virgin coconut oil. The coconut has to be matured otherwise it will not produce the right stuff. It also has to be fermented at the right temperature or use a centrifuge machine, which is costly to the manufacturer.
For law abiding manufacturers, they have to apply for BFAD certification, with dozens of testing to ensure it follows the standard (which some BFAD personnel have no clue at all wasting the owner a lot of time and money going back and forth to that agency) One of the many reasons we are a backward country is due to the inefficient ways a lot of our government agencies conduct themselves with the public whom they supposed to serve. Getting BFAD certification will cause the owner more than P100K plus a lot of wasted time.
Packaging is another cost. Virgin coconut oil has to be stored in a glass bottle. Don't get it in plastic because it is an acid (50% Lauric Acid) and tends to sip in through it that's why when you buy it from plastic bottles, the taste is awful. Actually all oils should be in bottles but because ordinary cooking oil are refined bleached and deodorized RBD), we unsuspectingly think that the oil is good but we are cooking with traces of plasticized bottles and potentially rancid oil that we can't really tell because the rancidity odor has been deodorized. With virgin coconut oil, you can immediately determine if it is rancid or not because it is produced without masking its real aroma.
An alternative for you is to create your own oil out of the cocomilk by heating it and allowing all the water to evaporate. You will also have the latik. Use the heated oil as your cooking oil instead of buying bad oils that are hydrogenated, which produced the trans fat that causes a lot of health problems in the last 50 years when the industrialized countries began substituting natural oils like coconut, palm, butter and lard with hydrogenated margarines, soybean, canola and corn oils. While you may not have some of the volatile matters from virgin coconut oil, you still benefit from the antiviral, anti-microbial properties of the heated coconut oil.
Yes I agree to the first answerer. how about this, just like human, you can seldom seen a virgin.. LOL. Its got to be expensive to find and tried one.
Anything popular for sale will have the highest price vendors think they can charge.
because they are virgins!!!!!Why are Virgin coconut oil products expensive here in the Philippines?
SERIOUS answer:
Virgin coconut oil is produced laboriously and this is the overriding factor why it is expensive even if coconuts are abundant in the country.
Virgin Coconut Oil can only be achieved by using fresh coconut meat or what is called non-copra. Chemicals and high heating are not used in further refining, since the natural, pure coconut oil is very stable with a shelf life of several years. There are currently two main processes of manufacturing Virgin Coconut Oil:
1. Quick drying of fresh coconut meat which is then used to press out the oil. Using this method, minimal heat is used to quick dry the coconut meat, and the oil is then pressed out via mechanical means (not much elaborate machinery is available or is considered impractical for usage due to high costs and shipping fees and taxes getting the machines in the country).
2. Wet-milling. With this method the oil is extracted from fresh coconut meat without drying first. ';Coconut milk'; is expressed first by pressing. The oil is then further separated from the water. Methods which can be used to separate the oil from the water include boiling, fermentation, refrigeration, enzymes and mechanical centrifuge.
You see, the process of making it (one single yield will only give you very few liters of that pure unrefined or ';virgin'; coconut extract/oil, or low % yield or recovery and you need to perform another set of the entire process stated above to generate PRODUCTIVE yield, for market supplementation.
LONG laborious multi-step, crude, processing with cheap labor to cost cut in the business venture, span of days to complete the manufacturing process, shelf-life of copra meat sustenance, weather / climatic fluctuations to ';dry'; the copra, few people willing to do labor work (most go after call centers), etc. ARE all equally LIMITING to the retail price of virgin cocount oil. Besides, POVERTY is also another socio-economic problem which directly affects those who venture into this business. THE gain per se is not so worth the investment of labor and profit. Exporting it is more promising.
well because the process of making the virgin coconut oil is very tedious one,have you seen one. I have,and its a very long process,so even if our coconut is cheap the labor and time that makes the original virgin coconut oil is not.
its cheap not expensive
I disagree, its like sugar , most of your sugar are exported leaving very low stockpile for your own domestic markets and hence pirce inflation.
I figured the same goes to coconut oil and native produce.
Your 14 families ruling business class is to be blamed.
It takes about 12-20 coconuts depending on the size to produce one liter of virgin coconut oil. The coconut has to be matured otherwise it will not produce the right stuff. It also has to be fermented at the right temperature or use a centrifuge machine, which is costly to the manufacturer.
For law abiding manufacturers, they have to apply for BFAD certification, with dozens of testing to ensure it follows the standard (which some BFAD personnel have no clue at all wasting the owner a lot of time and money going back and forth to that agency) One of the many reasons we are a backward country is due to the inefficient ways a lot of our government agencies conduct themselves with the public whom they supposed to serve. Getting BFAD certification will cause the owner more than P100K plus a lot of wasted time.
Packaging is another cost. Virgin coconut oil has to be stored in a glass bottle. Don't get it in plastic because it is an acid (50% Lauric Acid) and tends to sip in through it that's why when you buy it from plastic bottles, the taste is awful. Actually all oils should be in bottles but because ordinary cooking oil are refined bleached and deodorized RBD), we unsuspectingly think that the oil is good but we are cooking with traces of plasticized bottles and potentially rancid oil that we can't really tell because the rancidity odor has been deodorized. With virgin coconut oil, you can immediately determine if it is rancid or not because it is produced without masking its real aroma.
An alternative for you is to create your own oil out of the cocomilk by heating it and allowing all the water to evaporate. You will also have the latik. Use the heated oil as your cooking oil instead of buying bad oils that are hydrogenated, which produced the trans fat that causes a lot of health problems in the last 50 years when the industrialized countries began substituting natural oils like coconut, palm, butter and lard with hydrogenated margarines, soybean, canola and corn oils. While you may not have some of the volatile matters from virgin coconut oil, you still benefit from the antiviral, anti-microbial properties of the heated coconut oil.
Yes I agree to the first answerer. how about this, just like human, you can seldom seen a virgin.. LOL. Its got to be expensive to find and tried one.
Anything popular for sale will have the highest price vendors think they can charge.
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