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The Coconut
DietTM in its most simplest form is
simply replacing all transfatty acids in your diet with Virgin
Coconut Oil. The only other cooking oils we recommend are
Natural Palm Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, and organic grass-fed
butter. To experience the weight-loss effects and other health
benefits of Virgin Coconut Oil, most people take between 2-4
tablespoons a day. There are many ways to incorporate coconut
oil into your diet (click here.)
It has also been our
experience that most people experience greater weight loss on a
low-carb or at least a reduced carb diet. Refined grains,
especially, are one of the major culprits of obesity in the US
today. Therefore, The Coconut
DietTM can supplement many popular diets
on the market today, such as The Atkins Diet, The Metabolic
Typing diets, The Maker's Diet, and many others. While most
people starting a low-carb diet feel drained in energy, the
increase in metabolism that coconut oil often brings gives
unexpected energy to those on the Coconut Diet.
With other
low carb programs I would be “dragging” by this time & no
weight loss. This is so different. Also I’m not hungry at all,
if anything I could eat less. At this time I have to say
I am very pleased with the Coconut Diet, and expect to loose
all the weight I want & be a lot healthier.
- Janice
When introducing a high
quality Virgin Coconut Oil (VCNO) into one's diet, it is
important to start slow, because there are certain
detoxification effects that could come into play since coconut
oil is antibacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral. Also, many
people are used to low-fat diets, and it takes a while to get
used to consuming more fats. The most common side affects when
starting out are diarrhea or stomach cramps. Since coconut oil
in nature is packaged within the meat of the coconut which is
high in fiber and protein, it is recommended that you eat VCNO
with high fiber and high protein foods to avoid potential side
affects in the beginning. See our
full FAQ
here.
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