One thing my lecturer brought up the other day was the high use of coconuts and their oils in polynesia, yet they have one of the highest rates of heart disease and diabetes around...
Interesting thought. I have no statistical evidenve to post just sharing a thought... Dont drink the shit.
Are those studies from while living the "island life" i.e living on the islands or has the studies been taken from them living an everyday city lifestyle???
I get mine from professionalwhey.com.au
Tastes awesome, they also sell bulk protien pwder etc
After some careful consideration and bang for buck, I bought my certified cold pressed coconut oil from here;
http://www.mfcd.net/store/product.asp?pID=716&cID=34
One thing my lecturer brought up the other day was the high use of coconuts and their oils in polynesia, yet they have one of the highest rates of heart disease and diabetes around...
Interesting thought. I have no statistical evidenve to post just sharing a thought... Dont drink the shit.
little anecdote.
We have some family friends from tonga who have to return every once and a while to ensure that they maintain possession of the family coconut farm.
Most of the coconut farmers die by 40-50 from things like heart disease, their major food source being coconut curry.
I would say they die young due to poor living conditions, poor food intake - coconut curry is prob the only meal of the day and overall hard lifestyle.
I really don't think there would be any connection between there diet and dieing young besides not having enough food.
What is less food tho? - I have heard alot of ppl eating one big meal at the end of the day - good clean food - i.e maybe 700g steak, 2 cups pasta, 500g veggies, 500ml of milk, cup of nuts etc in a "meal" - this is suppose to be how we used to eat as cavemen....
I can understand that maybe less food puts less stress on the system etc - but what are we talking in regards to less food - I can't see how one small meal a day which these farmers are prob having would be healthy for them or anyone for that matter - that being a high fat diet, low fat, high carb, high protein, low protein whatever.
But I def agree huge amounts of food over a number of years is def not healthy and that being good food not just junk.