(Natural Health365) In an article I published on NaturalHealth365, I talked about the confusion surrounding coconut oil and the conflicting research that focused on the effect of saturated fat on human health. Today, we hope to dispel myths and provide… An empowering message about your health.
For the past 50 years, the majority of healthcare providers have warned us that saturated fats, like those found inside coconut oil, are “bad for us.” But, we have several questions for you – listed below – related to the so-called “truth about fats.”
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Coconut oil and heart disease: what’s really going on here?
Question #1: Do we really think that Americans consume too much coconut oil and that’s why we have so many people with heart disease?
Additionally, why do some people with higher-than-acceptable levels of cholesterol and fat in their diet never have a heart attack, while others with a low-fat diet or low levels of cholesterol actually get the disease?
Something doesn’t add up here.
Today, on Natural Health 365 PodcastWe’ll talk about how coconut oil can actually improve the quality of your health. Make no mistake about it, healthcare providers (and the general public) – around the world – are waking up to the fact that all fats are not created equal and how “good fats” are actually essential for optimal health.
Podcast highlights include:
- What makes Skinny Coconut Oil so different? From all other brands?
- Interesting fact about all the ingredients found inside Skinny Coconut products
- An important health message related to the packaging materials used by Skinny
- The best ways to use coconut oil
- Health Benefits of Oil Pulling (Healthcare Providers Should Hear This Message)
- Why should you care about the alkalinity of coconut oil?
- Find out how much coconut oil is right for you to use daily
About Dr. Pam Schmidt
Pamela Schmidt, DDS, NMD, IBDM, is a graduate of the University of Illinois. She currently co-owns a dental practice with her husband and partner, Roger Schmidt, DDS, in Rockford. Dr. Schmidt is certified in Integrative Biological Dentistry and is a board-certified naturopathic physician.
She was recently recognized nationally as a recipient of the Lucy Hobbs Project Innovator Award featured in Incisal Edge magazine. Dr. Schmidt is a member of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, the American Dental Association, the American Dental Association, the Illinois Dental Society, and the Winnebago County Dental Society.
