Coconut: Not Just Great for Hula Bras & Tourist Trap Monkey Tsotchkes

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When my Mom was a little girl, another little girl told her she had "monkeys" at her house. She told my mother to come over to see them. My mother said, "You're kidding me! You couldn't have real monkeys at your house." The little girl told her emphatically, "Yes! I do! They are real monkeys-not fake. Come to my house!" So my mother went to her house and the monkeys were "coconut monkeys." My mother and I were in an antique store one time, just a few years before she passed away, and I spotted some of these souvenir "Coconut Monkeys." I pointed them out to my mother and she told me her kooky story.

I now regularly use coconut oil for cooking, (my kitchen cabinet contains coconut oil, peanut oil, and olive oil), and raw apple cider vinegar. So it kind of comes as no shock to me that an "e book" called "The Coconut Oil Secret" is a top seller. For a very low price you receive that and two other "Special Reports" downloads called "20 Cleansing and Anti-Aging Ways to Use Coconut Oil" and "11 Super Delicious and Super Healthy Coconut Oil Recipes." I'm not surprised at the popularity of the book as I have thoroughly enjoyed joining the "coconut oil revolution" myself in the last year or so.

I especially love using coconut oil when I am cooking "India" or other "Asian" type foods as it lends itself so easily to those other flavors. I use "Bragg's Aminos" in lieu of Soy Sauce and also find a splash of the "Bragg's Raw Apple Cider Vinegar" really lends itself well to Chinese or Hawaiian type recipes. The oil also lends itself well to baking and desserts and who could argue about the way coconut just sets off chocolate or bananas, etc.

  • The unique quality that helps coconut oil readily fight viruses, bacteria and even yeast!
  • The special reason The Health and Science Institute proves coconut oil can promote colon health!
  • A complete list of parasites, infections, and viruses that coconut oil has been shown to be effective against!
  • The recommended dosage of coconut oil to consume, based on weight, for health purposes!
  • And so much more!

Anyway, hope you get a copy of this health info. I've been reading about natural health for years. The more you know the better off you'll be.

Get your Coconut oil book and two special reports at this link: "The Coconut Oil Secret"

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