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Why is Coconut Oil solid?

I am an LPN Nurse and recouping from being very sick, this is how I ate myself back to health. This article continues telling the story of my research into a different kind of nutrition.

By Joan McDaniel                                       July 5, 2012

 This information comes from in part from a recent newsletter form the Coconut Research Center and

Ask Dr. Coconut TM  

Dr. Bruce Fife a.k.a. “Dr. Coconut” answers two of the most often asked questions about coconut oil.

 “I went to the health food store to buy coconut oil, but all the brands they carry were solid. None were liquefied. Is this how it is always sold? Can you eat it solid? Does it matter?

 http://coconutcreamcare.com/2012/07/05/why-is-coconut-oil-solid/

 

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