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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Who else uses it as lube? It makes your bits feel silky smooth and im pretty sure its good for your skin. If you haven't tried it yet you are missing out on a natural alternative  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've heard it's big on the gay and bi scene   
Wouldn't know would i being straight haha"
I'm sure it's safe
I don't think just rubbing it on your knob would turn you gay.........
Maybe licking it off someone else's knob might though .... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Strewth!
Couple of weeks ago, someone on the forum, was commenting how its a great food addition, and a miracle weight loss product.
Now, someone's shaving their nuts with it, for silkiness!!??
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who else uses it as lube? It makes your bits feel silky smooth and im pretty sure its good for your skin. If you haven't tried it yet you are missing out on a natural alternative "
I use it for a few things... its very tasty.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Strewth!
Couple of weeks ago, someone on the forum, was commenting how its a great food addition, and a miracle weight loss product.
Now, someone's shaving their nuts with it, for silkiness!!??
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Miracle products...eh!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've heard it's big on the gay and bi scene
Wouldn't know would i being straight haha
I'm sure it's safe
I don't think just rubbing it on your knob would turn you gay.........
Maybe licking it off someone else's knob might though .... "
lol possibly |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
Traffic land |
"I've heard it's big on the gay and bi scene
Wouldn't know would i being straight haha
I'm sure it's safe
I don't think just rubbing it on your knob would turn you gay.........
Maybe licking it off someone else's knob might though .... "
Ha ha! |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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I use as a face moisturizer had to keep my nails in good shape. I am wanting to try to use it as luber. as I've heard it's awesome. Incidentally I don't believe it is latex safe.
I do cook with it also. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's very versatile.
Good for hair and skin. Healthy for cooking.
Now it would seem it makes good lube?? What else can this stuff do?
Give it a year or two and the daily mail will be telling everyone it'll give you cancer!!! |
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By *haneleviMan
over a year ago
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"Who else uses it as lube? It makes your bits feel silky smooth and im pretty sure its good for your skin. If you haven't tried it yet you are missing out on a natural alternative "
We've got jars of it here. Never know what to do with it. Could easily make use of it now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Strewth!
Couple of weeks ago, someone on the forum, was commenting how its a great food addition, and a miracle weight loss product.
Now, someone's shaving their nuts with it, for silkiness!!??
Miracle products...eh! "
Apparently. You wait till someone invents Coconut Oil aftershave....
You heard it here first  |
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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"Who else uses it as lube? It makes your bits feel silky smooth and im pretty sure its good for your skin. If you haven't tried it yet you are missing out on a natural alternative
We've got jars of it here. Never know what to do with it. Could easily make use of it now "
you can put it in a brew, never tried that and dunno if it'd taste nice.
OP i've used it for cooking and it just made everything smell sweet. never thought to use it as lube and just chucked it in the bin. |
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I wouldn't use coconut oil as lube, it clogs pores and has antibacterial qualities that can upset your natural balance, it's not safe with condoms either.
It's great for hands, nails, cuticles etc but way too greasy for my face and hair. |
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"Strewth!
Couple of weeks ago, someone on the forum, was commenting how its a great food addition, and a miracle weight loss product.
Now, someone's shaving their nuts with it, for silkiness!!??
Miracle products...eh!
Apparently. You wait till someone invents Coconut Oil aftershave....
You heard it here first "
I use it on ma goatee  |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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For those of you that use it for cooking, contrary to popular belief, it`s probably the most unhealthy thing to use in cooking food! There was an article on it on BBC Foodwatch or whatever it`s called a couple of weeks ago where it came out bottom of the best "fats" to cook with. The only good thing about it is it adds flavour! |
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"For those of you that use it for cooking, contrary to popular belief, it`s probably the most unhealthy thing to use in cooking food! There was an article on it on BBC Foodwatch or whatever it`s called a couple of weeks ago where it came out bottom of the best "fats" to cook with. The only good thing about it is it adds flavour!"
Why? |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I wouldn't use coconut oil as lube, it clogs pores and has antibacterial qualities that can upset your natural balance, it's not safe with condoms either.
It's great for hands, nails, cuticles etc but way too greasy for my face and hair."
I only use it on my hair on wet frizzy hair weather days. It's a good repellent. |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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"For those of you that use it for cooking, contrary to popular belief, it`s probably the most unhealthy thing to use in cooking food! There was an article on it on BBC Foodwatch or whatever it`s called a couple of weeks ago where it came out bottom of the best "fats" to cook with. The only good thing about it is it adds flavour!
Why? "
Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat, compared to 14% for olive oil and 66% for butter. It also raises both the the LDL and HDL levels of cholesterol which apparently is not good. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who else uses it as lube? It makes your bits feel silky smooth and im pretty sure its good for your skin. If you haven't tried it yet you are missing out on a natural alternative "
me, and use it as moisturiser, hair serum....and cook with it |
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"For those of you that use it for cooking, contrary to popular belief, it`s probably the most unhealthy thing to use in cooking food! There was an article on it on BBC Foodwatch or whatever it`s called a couple of weeks ago where it came out bottom of the best "fats" to cook with. The only good thing about it is it adds flavour!
Why?
Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat, compared to 14% for olive oil and 66% for butter. It also raises both the the LDL and HDL levels of cholesterol which apparently is not good."
Saturated fats are not necessarily 'bad'... not sure about the cholesterol,but some foods raise hdl more than ldl so produce a net benefit. I need to research it one day. ... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've heard it's big on the gay and bi scene
Wouldn't know would i being straight haha
I'm sure it's safe
I don't think just rubbing it on your knob would turn you gay.........
Maybe licking it off someone else's knob might though .... "
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat,
It's not the BAD type.
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It would appear that's it's less bad than the high saturated fat content would indicate but it's still much less healthy than olive oil or other vegetable oils.
Recommended daily intake of saturated fat is 20 to 30 Grams. 2 tablespoons of coconut oil is 25 Grams.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I wouldn't use coconut oil as lube, it clogs pores and has antibacterial qualities that can upset your natural balance, it's not safe with condoms either.
It's great for hands, nails, cuticles etc but way too greasy for my face and hair.
I only use it on my hair on wet frizzy hair weather days. It's a good repellent. "
It's amazing for controlling my unruly hair, works so much better than all the expensive frizz control lotions & potions. |
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"I wouldn't use coconut oil as lube, it clogs pores and has antibacterial qualities that can upset your natural balance, it's not safe with condoms either.
It's great for hands, nails, cuticles etc but way too greasy for my face and hair.
I only use it on my hair on wet frizzy hair weather days. It's a good repellent.
It's amazing for controlling my unruly hair, works so much better than all the expensive frizz control lotions & potions."
Does it make your hair greasy? For some reason it seems to make mine extra greasy. |
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Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat,
It's not the BAD type.
It would appear that's it's less bad than the high saturated fat content would indicate but it's still much less healthy than olive oil or other vegetable oils.
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Not according to the studies I have just been reading - they suggest that it does indeed improve the cholesterol ratio and lowers heart disease risk. |
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Coconut oil you buy in boots is only for external moisturizer or hair or nail product cannot be eaten this is different quality product . Usually cheaper at Indian shops for cooking I use coconut rice too good for loosing weight |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat,
It's not the BAD type.
It would appear that's it's less bad than the high saturated fat content would indicate but it's still much less healthy than olive oil or other vegetable oils.
Not according to the studies I have just been reading - they suggest that it does indeed improve the cholesterol ratio and lowers heart disease risk."
As ever, you can find conflicting studies. Have a look at the British Heart Foundation advice.
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Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat,
It's not the BAD type.
It would appear that's it's less bad than the high saturated fat content would indicate but it's still much less healthy than olive oil or other vegetable oils.
Not according to the studies I have just been reading - they suggest that it does indeed improve the cholesterol ratio and lowers heart disease risk.
As ever, you can find conflicting studies. Have a look at the British Heart Foundation advice.
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There does seem to be a lot of misinformation around it. From what I can gather; if you are using it regularly in cooking then there are much healthier alternatives. |
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Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat,
It's not the BAD type.
It would appear that's it's less bad than the high saturated fat content would indicate but it's still much less healthy than olive oil or other vegetable oils.
Not according to the studies I have just been reading - they suggest that it does indeed improve the cholesterol ratio and lowers heart disease risk.
As ever, you can find conflicting studies. Have a look at the British Heart Foundation advice.
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A lot of such institutions have very out of date advice, eg the high omega 6 oils and spreads which they recommend as healthier are pro-inflammatory and may contains trans fats. They do not dispute the evidence on coconut oil - just say it's inconclusive as yet, but they are lumping in MCT's with all other saturated fats when they have very different effects in the body.
For instance, a paper published in the BMJ last year re-evaluating the evidence for the oil vs fat hypothesis found it was not supported by the data:
"Conclusions Available evidence from randomized controlled trials shows that replacement of saturated fat in the diet with linoleic acid effectively lowers serum cholesterol but does not support the hypothesis that this translates to a lower risk of death from coronary heart disease or all causes. Findings from the Minnesota Coronary Experiment add to growing evidence that incomplete publication has contributed to overestimation of the benefits of replacing saturated fat with vegetable oils....."
Extra virgin olive oil is a mono-unsaturate high in omega 9 and I think still the most beneficial as eg a salad oil, but I believe it is damaged at high temperatures whereas coconut is not, so coconut is better for cooking? I'm still only just starting to research it so not sure yet. |
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Due to the fact it's 92% saturated fat,
It's not the BAD type.
It would appear that's it's less bad than the high saturated fat content would indicate but it's still much less healthy than olive oil or other vegetable oils.
Not according to the studies I have just been reading - they suggest that it does indeed improve the cholesterol ratio and lowers heart disease risk.
As ever, you can find conflicting studies. Have a look at the British Heart Foundation advice.
A lot of such institutions have very out of date advice, eg the high omega 6 oils and spreads which they recommend as healthier are pro-inflammatory and may contains trans fats. They do not dispute the evidence on coconut oil - just say it's inconclusive as yet, but they are lumping in MCT's with all other saturated fats when they have very different effects in the body.
For instance, a paper published in the BMJ last year re-evaluating the evidence for the oil vs fat hypothesis found it was not supported by the data:
"Conclusions Available evidence from randomized controlled trials shows that replacement of saturated fat in the diet with linoleic acid effectively lowers serum cholesterol but does not support the hypothesis that this translates to a lower risk of death from coronary heart disease or all causes. Findings from the Minnesota Coronary Experiment add to growing evidence that incomplete publication has contributed to overestimation of the benefits of replacing saturated fat with vegetable oils....."
Extra virgin olive oil is a mono-unsaturate high in omega 9 and I think still the most beneficial as eg a salad oil, but I believe it is damaged at high temperatures whereas coconut is not, so coconut is better for cooking? I'm still only just starting to research it so not sure yet."
always cook using coconut oil .its good for burns as well .I take a teaspoon every morning it cleanses out the mouth and brightens teeth up if used regular |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've just started using it for coconut oil pulling....
Or in lamans terms teeth whitening....not overly enjoyable to do but the results will be worth it.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've just started using it for coconut oil pulling....
Or in lamans terms teeth whitening....not overly enjoyable to do but the results will be worth it.. "
I tried oil pulling....it didn't last long  may give it another go |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A tablespoon into your mouth swirl and swish it around for 10-20 minutes. Spit it out do not swallow it. Rinse with salt water then clean teeth. Repeat this process 3 - 4 times a week.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I wouldn't use coconut oil as lube, it clogs pores and has antibacterial qualities that can upset your natural balance, it's not safe with condoms either.
It's great for hands, nails, cuticles etc but way too greasy for my face and hair.
I only use it on my hair on wet frizzy hair weather days. It's a good repellent.
It's amazing for controlling my unruly hair, works so much better than all the expensive frizz control lotions & potions.
Does it make your hair greasy? For some reason it seems to make mine extra greasy."
As a general rule no it doesn't but if I over do it then yes it can, I think it's a build up of oil over a period of time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've just started using it for coconut oil pulling....
Or in lamans terms teeth whitening....not overly enjoyable to do but the results will be worth it.. "
I do too. It's an odd sensation but works |
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