Got HIV or AIDS ? Drink Extra Virgin coconut Oil !

[Jah_rastafar_I]

It's exactly the same for religion. Except instead of pharmaceutical companies, it's religious leaders and organizations, changing god's laws to suit their own political power.

I'm not really concerned for religion but i occassionally read up on new foods and so on and some prove to be useful some aren't that's all.

 

[LumparChee]

and you think the Filipino Govt can even stand up to Big Pharma ???!!!


don't be a goon lah...............



decades ago, American were cooking with coconut oil and were far far healthier................

No they can't. But they will try their darnest possible because Philippines has a fxxk-type economy and coconut oil is their largest agricultural export.
Coconut oil at the current moment is used for industrial frying (e.g. potato chips etc). It is the cheapest form of edible vegetable oil. It is also used to manufacture soaps, shampoo and detergents.

It is one of the cheapest form of vegetable oils.

The research is basically trying to find a higher value-added export avenue for coconut oil. Of course they will not inform you of the bad aspects of coconut oil like high cholestorol etc.

 

[sense]

Interesting and more double blind tests would be necessary.

Francis, A.-Y., 2011. Chapter 43 - Health Benefits of Coconut (Cocos nucifera Linn.) Seeds and Coconut Consumption. In Nuts and Seeds in Health and Disease Prevention. San Diego: Academic Press, pp. 361–367. Available at: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B978012375688610043X.

Hardon, A. et al., 2008. Alternative medicines for AIDS in resource-poor settings: Insights from exploratory anthropological studies in Asia and Africa. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, 4(1), p.16.

Lal, J.J., Sreeranjit Kumar, C.V. & Indira, M., 2003. COCONUT PALM. In Encyclopedia of Food Sciences and Nutrition (Second Edition). Oxford: Academic Press, pp. 1464–1475. Available at: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B012227055X002637.



3 PDF here: http://www.mediafire.com/?ds7lzqtaiec031k

 

[Rogue Trader]

Ah neh put coconut oil in their hair, then Go to geylang or orchard tower no girl will come close.

Like that 100% won't kenna Aids / Hiv.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

Ah neh put coconut oil in their hair, then Go to geylang or orchard tower no girl will come close.

Like that 100% won't kenna Aids / Hiv.

different coconut oil lah..........................the one for drinking smells great....................

 

[johnny333]

No they can't. But they will try their darnest possible because Philippines has a fxxk-type economy and coconut oil is their largest agricultural export.
Coconut oil at the current moment is used for industrial frying (e.g. potato chips etc). It is the cheapest form of edible vegetable oil. It is also used to manufacture soaps, shampoo and detergents.

It is one of the cheapest form of vegetable oils.

The research is basically trying to find a higher value-added export avenue for coconut oil. Of course they will not inform you of the bad aspects of coconut oil like high cholestorol etc.

I agree that the Philippines is a screwed up place. The place is owned by powerful families, just imagine a Spore with multiple LKY's

I use virgin coconut oil for all my cooking because it is much healthier oil. It oxidises at a high temperature. Oils like Olive oil is healthy if you consume it without heating it, but if you use heat you'll notice that it smokes at a low temperature this is called oxidation & is unhealthy.

Coconut oil also a good source of medium chain triglycerides which is a good thing. I won't bore you with the details. You can google it

I'll just include an article from this this health nut. He consumes coconut oil & he has the tests to prove that it is healthy:

http://www.naturalnews.com/002692.html

How to lower high cholesterol naturally without prescription drugs


Many readers have contacted me and asked about my own cholesterol numbers. They ask, "How did you achieve LDL cholesterol of 67 without using prescription drugs?" I'm glad to see these questions. Readers should be skeptical of anyone who talks about health, and they should demand that people who teach health be healthy! It doesn’t make sense to get your health information from a person who isn't healthy. The credibility that really counts is the ability to demonstrate an outstanding level of health in your own life.

If you know anything about cholesterol, you know that what really matters is the ratio of LDL-cholesterol to HDL-cholesterol. LDL stands for Low Density Lipoprotein, and HDL stands for High Density Lipoprotein. LDL is the so-called 'bad cholesterol' and HDL is the so-called 'good cholesterol.' If you have 10 times as much LDL as HDL, then you’re at very high risk of a heart attack as well as other cardiovascular disorders.

A person with a moderate risk of heart attack might have a ratio of around 7.1. The range for what is considered average risk is 4.4-7.1. People with low risk measure between 3.3 and 4.4. With that in mind, you might wonder if I'm in the high risk, medium risk or low risk category.

My ratio of LDL to HDL cholesterol, as verified by Sonora Quest Laboratories in Tucson, AZ, is 1.08. That is almost a one-to-one ratio of LDL to HDL cholesterol. It's the kind of number that causes doctors to drop their jaws in utter shock, simply because they've almost never seen these kinds of numbers before. The medical textbooks might describe a human in perfect health as having such a ratio, but to actually see it in practice is very unusual.

The number is so rare, that many people might suspect that it couldn't possibly be right. That's why I have the test results on record, scanned and verified by my naturopathic physician. They're also on file at his office. These are genuine numbers, and they can be attained by anyone who follows the same strategy that I have followed, which is described in more detail below.

You might also be wondering what my LDL cholesterol number is. As you may know, the target for LDL cholesterol used to be anything under 130. Recently the American Heart Association, along with a panel of board members with ties to prescription drug companies, lowered that number to 100. They now say the optimum number to shoot for is 70, although anything under 100 is still considered very good. My own LDL cholesterol is 67. To see a person with an LDL level of 67 is also quite unusual, as any doctor will tell you.

But enough about my numbers. Let's talk about YOUR numbers, and how you can change your numbers for the better. The first thing you should know is that these numbers were achieved with absolutely no prescription drugs whatsoever. I frequently write about the dangers of prescription drugs, and I’m a strong advocate of natural health, an outspoken critic of the pharmaceutical industry, the FDA and prescription drugs in general. I wouldn't take a statin drug if you paid me millions of dollars. I wouldn't touch a pharmaceutical unless it was used in an extreme emergency, for a short term only.

For example, if I were in an accident and needed a drug to deal with trauma or pain I would avail myself of that prescription drug. But I would never take a prescription drug long term. And it is long term use that the pharmaceutical industry is promoting to the general public. They want everyone in the world to take prescription drugs every day for the rest of their lives. Statin drugs certainly fall into that category. One of the primary marketing messages about statin drugs is that you need them to reduce your cholesterol level and bring it into a healthy range. But you don't need statin drugs in order to achieve a healthy level of cholesterol, as has been demonstrated right here.

What else did I do to achieve these numbers? Let me tell you that these numbers are impossible to achieve without regular physical exercise. I exercise around 10 hours per week, sometimes more, sometimes less. But I do something physical every day in terms of getting my heart rate up and engaging in cardiovascular exercise. I might go cycling, swimming, jogging or even walking. Sometimes I climb stairs, other times I do gymnastics. I might engage in strength training, or even play frisbee at the local park. Every day I'm outside (or in the gym) doing something physical.

The key is that you have to be doing something physical each and every day, and you have to stick with it for the rest of your life. The only way to have healthy cholesterol levels is to engage in regular physical exercise. There is no way around it! No prescription drug will give you the same benefit, and there’s no nutritional supplement that takes the place of physical exercise. The human body was meant to be moved, and if you want yours to be healthy, you've got to move it.

Besides exercise, I’ve also completely eliminated all processed foods and junk foods from my diet. I eat no manufactured foods whatsoever, that is, no breads, no packaged cereals, no frozen foods, no fried foods, no junk foods, and certainly no candy bars, breads, crackers, cookies, pastas or anything of that sort. I also avoid cow’s milk, and I wouldn't touch red meat if you paid me.

Red meat is one of those foods that tends to give people very bad cholesterol numbers. It raises their LDL cholesterol and gives them a heavy dose of saturated animal fat. I also avoid all chemical ingredients that are known to promote disease... these ingredients include MSG, sodium nitrite, chemical sweeteners such as aspartame, and of course artificial colors.

I drink no soft drinks whatsoever, no milk and no fruit juices. The only things I drink are water, soy milk and unsweetened tea. In addition to avoiding certain foods, I also supplement my diet with a wide array of superfoods, medicinal herbs, vitamins, minerals and nutritional supplements. My favorites are chlorella, spirulina, broccoli sprouts, quinoa, sea vegetables, soy products, and any of the green food powders or fresh vegetables. This is where I get my outstanding nutrition that I firmly believe plays a huge role in my ability to produce outstanding cholesterol numbers.

In addition to all this, I make sure I get plenty of fiber in my diet, and I eat a lot of macadamia nuts, pecans, peanuts, cashews and other nuts. I frequently supplement with flaxseed oil, extra virgin coconut oil and olive oil. And by the way, a lot of people would say that coconut oil is extremely bad for your cardiovascular health. Some doctors argue that because it has saturated fat, it must be bad for you. Yet I eat coconut oil on a daily basis, and yet my cholesterol numbers speak for themselves. They show that a diet with extra virgin coconut oil is quite consistent with outstanding cardiovascular health. If coconut oil were bad for you, my numbers would be out of whack. There's no way I could have a ratio of 1.08 if I were consuming fats on a daily basis that were bad for my health.

Some of the other things I do, from a nutritional standpoint, are eating aloe vera gel, and eating no corn oil or other low-grade oils. I avoid all hydrogenated oils, and I eat at least one extremely large salad every day. Some days I eat two large salads. I also supplement with rice protein, soy protein, psyllium husk fiber, and superfood products like Berry Green and The Ultimate Meal. There's no question in my mind that a person who does all of these things will achieve similar numbers to the ones I'm demonstrating here.

You don't have to hit a ratio of 1.08 to be extremely healthy. In fact, if you can get your ratio down to 3, your doctor will be quite pleased at your progress. You don't have to change everything in your life all at once in order to do this, you just have to take small incremental steps and make them part of your daily habits.

For example, you could start walking every day, beginning tomorrow. You could walk 30 minutes a day and then increase it gradually until you're walking one hour a day. You could start avoiding certain foods in your diet, such as red meat, soft drinks, cow’s milk or anything containing hydrogenated oils. Be sure to check the ingredient to find out which foods contain hydrogenated oils.

You could also start supplementing superfoods right now. It just costs you a few dollars a day (about the cost of one cup of coffee from Starbucks), but it has a remarkable impact on your health. I suggest starting with spirulina and chlorella, because they're the easiest to take in capsule form. Check out quinoa and look into supplementing your daily diet with green foods powders, like those I've mentioned above. You can also look into taking high-quality mineral supplements and making sure you're getting enough calcium and trace minerals in your diet. Investigate sea vegetables and find out what they can do for you. Plants from the ocean offer amazing healing properties and I’m a firm believer in their ability to treat cancer, among other chronic diseases.

The bottom line is that you can start making changes now to lower your cholesterol and improve your overall health that don't involve taking prescription drugs, and this is the thing that's going to keep you healthier in the long term. Sure, you can mask symptoms by taking prescription drugs, and as more symptoms appear you can take more and more drugs to mask those as well. By the time you're 60, you'll be on 12 medications a day, you'll spend $1500 a month, and you'll be a chemical wreck.

Alternatively, you can find ways to boost your body's health naturally, the right way, by following the fundamental laws of nutrition, physical exercise, and avoiding foods that promote disease. If you do everything mentioned in this article, your cholesterol will drop very quickly, ultimately reaching 100 or less. Of course, always work with your naturopathic physician when engaging a new health strategy. Or, if you have a more conventional doctor, make sure he agrees with this strategy before beginning. If he doesn't agree that nutrition and exercise should be the first strategy for lowering cholesterol, fire him and find a new doctor.

Better yet, ask your doctor for his own LDL cholesterol numbers. If it isn't under 100, find yourself a new doctor.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/002692.html#ixzz1odtpZzwO

 

[looneytan]

the bad aspects of coconut oil like high cholestorol etc.

bro, cholesterol only comes from animals

 

[Clone]

Mr TS,

This thread is like one of those religious threads leh.

Me just did a HIV test recently! NEGATIVE! No virgin needed for me! :p

 

[halsey02]

Ah neh put coconut oil in their hair, then Go to geylang or orchard tower no girl will come close.

Like that 100% won't kenna Aids / Hiv.

You don't know about co co nut oil! There are scented oil & not scented oil, & have vary grades. The ones you smell the ah neh uses are cheap quality oil for their hair, the better caste ones don't use that. The oild for hair, is not used for cooking, but desperate ah neh, no money. may use the cooking ones...hence the smell. Especially it mixes with their strong Body Odour, Jasmines & Sandalwood plus tumeric....the dead smell, will arise! ha ha ha

 

[looneytan]

Mr TS,



Me just did a HIV test recently! NEGATIVE! No virgin needed for me!

Me oso, man, only yistaday
HIV I-II. antibody : nonreactive. Phewww....

 

[Froggy]

Mr TS,

This thread is like one of those religious threads leh.

Me just did a HIV test recently! NEGATIVE! No virgin needed for me! :p

he he he Clone this one virgin I chop chop chop

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Me oso, man, only yistaday
HIV I-II. antibody : nonreactive. Phewww....

You guys must be in high risk group always go testing

 

[looneytan]

You guys must be in high risk group always go testing

Where got always go, one time in my life oni
Past few months had to avoid fucking girl friend until she got suspeecious, just told her cok cannot stand, as for 70 y-o like me it's quite believable leh

 

[halsey02]

You guys must be in high risk group always go testing

After wanking they go testing also, don't know if the hands are clean!!

 

[The_Hypocrite]

I agree that the Philippines is a screwed up place. The place is owned by powerful families, just imagine a Spore with multiple LKY's

I use virgin coconut oil for all my cooking because it is much healthier oil. It oxidises at a high temperature. Oils like Olive oil is healthy if you consume it without heating it, but if you use heat you'll notice that it smokes at a low temperature this is called oxidation & is unhealthy.

Coconut oil also a good source of medium chain triglycerides which is a good thing. I won't bore you with the details. You can google it

I'll just include an article from this this health nut. He consumes coconut oil & he has the tests to prove that it is healthy:

http://www.naturalnews.com/002692.html

How to lower high cholesterol naturally without prescription drugs


Many readers have contacted me and asked about my own cholesterol numbers. They ask, "How did you achieve LDL cholesterol of 67 without using prescription drugs?" I'm glad to see these questions. Readers should be skeptical of anyone who talks about health, and they should demand that people who teach health be healthy! It doesn’t make sense to get your health information from a person who isn't healthy. The credibility that really counts is the ability to demonstrate an outstanding level of health in your own life.

If you know anything about cholesterol, you know that what really matters is the ratio of LDL-cholesterol to HDL-cholesterol. LDL stands for Low Density Lipoprotein, and HDL stands for High Density Lipoprotein. LDL is the so-called 'bad cholesterol' and HDL is the so-called 'good cholesterol.' If you have 10 times as much LDL as HDL, then you’re at very high risk of a heart attack as well as other cardiovascular disorders.

A person with a moderate risk of heart attack might have a ratio of around 7.1. The range for what is considered average risk is 4.4-7.1. People with low risk measure between 3.3 and 4.4. With that in mind, you might wonder if I'm in the high risk, medium risk or low risk category.

My ratio of LDL to HDL cholesterol, as verified by Sonora Quest Laboratories in Tucson, AZ, is 1.08. That is almost a one-to-one ratio of LDL to HDL cholesterol. It's the kind of number that causes doctors to drop their jaws in utter shock, simply because they've almost never seen these kinds of numbers before. The medical textbooks might describe a human in perfect health as having such a ratio, but to actually see it in practice is very unusual.

The number is so rare, that many people might suspect that it couldn't possibly be right. That's why I have the test results on record, scanned and verified by my naturopathic physician. They're also on file at his office. These are genuine numbers, and they can be attained by anyone who follows the same strategy that I have followed, which is described in more detail below.

You might also be wondering what my LDL cholesterol number is. As you may know, the target for LDL cholesterol used to be anything under 130. Recently the American Heart Association, along with a panel of board members with ties to prescription drug companies, lowered that number to 100. They now say the optimum number to shoot for is 70, although anything under 100 is still considered very good. My own LDL cholesterol is 67. To see a person with an LDL level of 67 is also quite unusual, as any doctor will tell you.

But enough about my numbers. Let's talk about YOUR numbers, and how you can change your numbers for the better. The first thing you should know is that these numbers were achieved with absolutely no prescription drugs whatsoever. I frequently write about the dangers of prescription drugs, and I’m a strong advocate of natural health, an outspoken critic of the pharmaceutical industry, the FDA and prescription drugs in general. I wouldn't take a statin drug if you paid me millions of dollars. I wouldn't touch a pharmaceutical unless it was used in an extreme emergency, for a short term only.

For example, if I were in an accident and needed a drug to deal with trauma or pain I would avail myself of that prescription drug. But I would never take a prescription drug long term. And it is long term use that the pharmaceutical industry is promoting to the general public. They want everyone in the world to take prescription drugs every day for the rest of their lives. Statin drugs certainly fall into that category. One of the primary marketing messages about statin drugs is that you need them to reduce your cholesterol level and bring it into a healthy range. But you don't need statin drugs in order to achieve a healthy level of cholesterol, as has been demonstrated right here.

What else did I do to achieve these numbers? Let me tell you that these numbers are impossible to achieve without regular physical exercise. I exercise around 10 hours per week, sometimes more, sometimes less. But I do something physical every day in terms of getting my heart rate up and engaging in cardiovascular exercise. I might go cycling, swimming, jogging or even walking. Sometimes I climb stairs, other times I do gymnastics. I might engage in strength training, or even play frisbee at the local park. Every day I'm outside (or in the gym) doing something physical.

The key is that you have to be doing something physical each and every day, and you have to stick with it for the rest of your life. The only way to have healthy cholesterol levels is to engage in regular physical exercise. There is no way around it! No prescription drug will give you the same benefit, and there’s no nutritional supplement that takes the place of physical exercise. The human body was meant to be moved, and if you want yours to be healthy, you've got to move it.

Besides exercise, I’ve also completely eliminated all processed foods and junk foods from my diet. I eat no manufactured foods whatsoever, that is, no breads, no packaged cereals, no frozen foods, no fried foods, no junk foods, and certainly no candy bars, breads, crackers, cookies, pastas or anything of that sort. I also avoid cow’s milk, and I wouldn't touch red meat if you paid me.

Red meat is one of those foods that tends to give people very bad cholesterol numbers. It raises their LDL cholesterol and gives them a heavy dose of saturated animal fat. I also avoid all chemical ingredients that are known to promote disease... these ingredients include MSG, sodium nitrite, chemical sweeteners such as aspartame, and of course artificial colors.

I drink no soft drinks whatsoever, no milk and no fruit juices. The only things I drink are water, soy milk and unsweetened tea. In addition to avoiding certain foods, I also supplement my diet with a wide array of superfoods, medicinal herbs, vitamins, minerals and nutritional supplements. My favorites are chlorella, spirulina, broccoli sprouts, quinoa, sea vegetables, soy products, and any of the green food powders or fresh vegetables. This is where I get my outstanding nutrition that I firmly believe plays a huge role in my ability to produce outstanding cholesterol numbers.

In addition to all this, I make sure I get plenty of fiber in my diet, and I eat a lot of macadamia nuts, pecans, peanuts, cashews and other nuts. I frequently supplement with flaxseed oil, extra virgin coconut oil and olive oil. And by the way, a lot of people would say that coconut oil is extremely bad for your cardiovascular health. Some doctors argue that because it has saturated fat, it must be bad for you. Yet I eat coconut oil on a daily basis, and yet my cholesterol numbers speak for themselves. They show that a diet with extra virgin coconut oil is quite consistent with outstanding cardiovascular health. If coconut oil were bad for you, my numbers would be out of whack. There's no way I could have a ratio of 1.08 if I were consuming fats on a daily basis that were bad for my health.

Some of the other things I do, from a nutritional standpoint, are eating aloe vera gel, and eating no corn oil or other low-grade oils. I avoid all hydrogenated oils, and I eat at least one extremely large salad every day. Some days I eat two large salads. I also supplement with rice protein, soy protein, psyllium husk fiber, and superfood products like Berry Green and The Ultimate Meal. There's no question in my mind that a person who does all of these things will achieve similar numbers to the ones I'm demonstrating here.

You don't have to hit a ratio of 1.08 to be extremely healthy. In fact, if you can get your ratio down to 3, your doctor will be quite pleased at your progress. You don't have to change everything in your life all at once in order to do this, you just have to take small incremental steps and make them part of your daily habits.

For example, you could start walking every day, beginning tomorrow. You could walk 30 minutes a day and then increase it gradually until you're walking one hour a day. You could start avoiding certain foods in your diet, such as red meat, soft drinks, cow’s milk or anything containing hydrogenated oils. Be sure to check the ingredient to find out which foods contain hydrogenated oils.

You could also start supplementing superfoods right now. It just costs you a few dollars a day (about the cost of one cup of coffee from Starbucks), but it has a remarkable impact on your health. I suggest starting with spirulina and chlorella, because they're the easiest to take in capsule form. Check out quinoa and look into supplementing your daily diet with green foods powders, like those I've mentioned above. You can also look into taking high-quality mineral supplements and making sure you're getting enough calcium and trace minerals in your diet. Investigate sea vegetables and find out what they can do for you. Plants from the ocean offer amazing healing properties and I’m a firm believer in their ability to treat cancer, among other chronic diseases.

The bottom line is that you can start making changes now to lower your cholesterol and improve your overall health that don't involve taking prescription drugs, and this is the thing that's going to keep you healthier in the long term. Sure, you can mask symptoms by taking prescription drugs, and as more symptoms appear you can take more and more drugs to mask those as well. By the time you're 60, you'll be on 12 medications a day, you'll spend $1500 a month, and you'll be a chemical wreck.

Alternatively, you can find ways to boost your body's health naturally, the right way, by following the fundamental laws of nutrition, physical exercise, and avoiding foods that promote disease. If you do everything mentioned in this article, your cholesterol will drop very quickly, ultimately reaching 100 or less. Of course, always work with your naturopathic physician when engaging a new health strategy. Or, if you have a more conventional doctor, make sure he agrees with this strategy before beginning. If he doesn't agree that nutrition and exercise should be the first strategy for lowering cholesterol, fire him and find a new doctor.

Better yet, ask your doctor for his own LDL cholesterol numbers. If it isn't under 100, find yourself a new doctor.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/002692.html#ixzz1odtpZzwO

live like this...dont eat this ,dont eat that..wat is the point of living...??

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

live like this...dont eat this ,dont eat that..wat is the point of living...??

and when you kana some big-time illness plus medical care here so expensive....................you'll be asking yourself the same question also !

 

[johnny333]

live like this...dont eat this ,dont eat that..wat is the point of living...??

Some people have different ideas on life. Otherwise we wouldn't have vegetarians, monks, priests, nun, an LKY,...

For my case I'm trying to reverse the damage caused by years of careless living because I'm planning to enjoy life outside of Spore.

 

[laksaboy]

Ah neh put coconut oil in their hair, then Go to geylang or orchard tower no girl will come close.

Like that 100% won't kenna Aids / Hiv.

Ah Neh smells of a combination of:

1) Rancid coconut oil
2) Sandalwood
3) Talcum powder
4) Curry
5) Turmeric
6) Sweat
7) B.O

When coconut oil is exposed to oxygen for a long time, it turns rancid and stinks.

 

[The_Hypocrite]

and when you kana some big-time illness plus medical care here so expensive....................you'll be asking yourself the same question also !

i eat wat i want to eat, get big time illness eat more so can enjoy n go,,its also about balance,,eat more fibre. eat fruits for dinner etc,,no one asking u to eat fatty foods all day

 

[The_Hypocrite]

Some people have different ideas on life. Otherwise we wouldn't have vegetarians, monks, priests, nun, an LKY,...

For my case I'm trying to reverse the damage caused by years of careless living because I'm planning to enjoy life outside of Spore.

also from the article his life style is really ridiculous,,the writer seems to b a millionaire as he can afford all those food he talk about