Fresh coconut meat is the raw material. This can be the raw material for cake,
ice-cream, and for other cooking.
The Sources of Information on virgin coconut oil
All information are from worldly renown scientists including the followings:
Dr. Mary G. Enig. She holds an MS and PhD in Nutritional
Sciences from the University of Maryland, USA. She is a consulting nutritionist
and biochemist of international renown and an expert in fats/oils analysis and
metabolism, food chemistry and composition and nutrition and dietetics. She
authored Know Your Fats (Bethesda Press, Silver Spring, MD, May 2000).
Dr. Bruce Fife. He is the author of 18 books including
The Coconut Oil Miracle (formerly titled The Healing Miracles of Coconut Oil),
Coconut Lover's Cookbook, and Eat Fat, Look Thin, The Detox Book, and Saturated
Fat May Save Your Life.
Dr. Raymond Peat. He has a Ph.D. in Biology from
the University of Oregon, with specialization in physiology. He has taught at
the University of Oregon, Urbana College, Montana State University, National
College of Naturopathic Medicine, Universidad Veracruzana, the Universidad Autonoma
del Estado de Mexico, and Blake College.
Dr. Jon J. Kabara. He was a Professor at the University
of Detroit and later Michigan State University for over 30 years. His PhD from
the University of Chicago involved the areas of Pharmacology and Biochemistry.
His field of expertise is the drug-like effects of fatty acids especially the
12-carbon chain fatty acid, lauric acid. Dr. Kabara was the first to discover
(circa 1966s) that when lauric acid is attached to glycerin it is formed into
a monoglyceride, known as monolaurin. The germ-fighting properties of monolaurin
is more powerful than Lauric acid. Monolaurin was found to be effective against
many viruses, bacteria, years/fungi and protozoa.
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