    
BENEFITS OF
COCOANUT
Cocoanut is an old and very efficacious remedy for
intestinal worms of all kinds.
A tablespoonful of freshly-ground cocoanut should be taken
at breakfast until the cure is complete. The dessicated
cocoanut is useless for curative purposes.
In recent health reports, it has been said that coconut has the
ability to decrease the viral load of HIV. It all started in
September in the year 1996 with Chris D. from Cloverdale,
Indiana. He decided to stop all treatments and wanted to go to
South America jungles to take his last vacation. At that time,
his HIV viral load exceeded 600,000 with his CD4 count at 10
and his CD8 was around 300. Around October of the same year, he
started his habit of eating a dish of cooked coconut prepared
by Indians in the area every day. Upon going home on December
27, 1996, his viral load was reduced to levels non-detectable
and he had also gained about 32 lbs. He was feeling good so he
encouraged one of his friends to eat half of a cooked coconut
daily. Within four weeks, the viral load of his friend
decreased greatly from 900,000 to 350,000. In a month, after
adding Crixivan together with the daily serving of cooked
coconuts, the viral load level also became undetectable.
Coconuts have been a part of the lives of the Indians in
Surinam as they eat cooked coconut every morning to keep them
from getting sick.
Coconut oil has lauric acid, which is then converted by the
body into monolaurin. Monolaurin acts by making the lipids
enveloping the virus soluble, causing it to break down and
collapse. Mary Enig, M.S. (Nutritional Sciences), Ph.D., has
conducted deep studies regarding trans-fatty acids. She wrote
that among the pathogens that are inactivated by monolaurin are
HIV, measles, HSV or herpes simplex virus, influenza virus, CMV
or cytomegalovirus, pneumonovirus, as well as some types of
bacteria. In a book by Lark Lands, Ph.D “Positively Well”, it
is mentioned that calves in India are commonly fed coconut oil
to treat infections caused by a protozoa cryptosporidium. Mark
Konlee’s report no. 14 in Positive Health News also mentions
research on coconut products and lauric acid as being able to
put an end to neuropathy in several situations.
Dr. Mary Enig recommends about 24 grams of lauric acid in a
day for an average adult for a rich lauric adic diet. She based
this calculation on the content of lauric acid found in the
milk of a human mother. This amount of 24 grams can be met
through 3 ½ tablespoons of coconut oil or by drinking 10 ounces
of pure coconut milk. Seven ounces of raw coconut will
also contain the daily requirement of 24 grams lauric acid.
In Mark Konlee’s report, he gives different ideas on how you
can use coconut in its raw form, as milk, and even in its oil
form. People who are allergic to coconuts need not worry as
coconut oil may be taken as the allergy is caused by the
proteins found in the coconut itself and not in the oil.
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