Lots of it on the coast. And there is a 'wholistic' gringo in Vilcabamba, making it and selling it.....

Coconut Oil for sale in Ecuador
Posted by Liliya Bykova 11-20-11 Coconut oil for sale in Ecuador - updated list if the stores.ORO BLANCO (White Gold) EXTRA VIRGIN COCONUT OIL and is Direct Micro Expelled (Fresh Cold pressed).Made in Vilcabamba.Glass jars:8 oz / 0.236liter 16oz / 0.473liter 32 oz /0.946 liter Quitoat Confederate book store (Calama 410 y Juan Leon...

I purchsed a jar, $18, not cheap, at the Serendipity Rest. in Cotacachi when the health conscious owner, Nancy brought it to town.....it can be purchased in the "healthy living-oriented places"---Camari and other places in Quito...

The name is ORO BLANCO.... and it is good, a bit 'saturated' but is pure and good.....would not incorporate into my diet every single day though...tastse great and would be great for baked goods.

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coconut oil for sale: ORO BLANCO (White Gold) EXTRA VIRGIN coconut oil and is Direct Micro Expelled (Fresh Cold pressed). Made in Vilcabamba.
Glass jars: sizes

8 oz / 0.236liter
16oz / 0.473liter
32 oz /0.946 liter

Quito
at Confederate book store (Calama 410 y Juan Leon Mera phone 252-7890)
Shakti Vegatarian Cafe in Quito on Geronimo Carrion between Amazonas and Juan Leon Mera

Cuenca
at Supervivencia health food store on Llamar de Mariscal y Juan Montalvo
at Finca Alpaca store on Calle Larga

Baños
Arome Cafe in Baños on Orient and Thomas Halfants aromecafeychocolate@gmail.com...at Cafe Arome, on Oriente (near Haflantes)
aromecafeychocolate@gmail

Loja
Alivinatu in Loja on 10 de Agosto near the central park
Diego´s in Loja on 10 de Noviembre

Vilcabamba
at the Juice Factory
at The organic store aka Saraguro´s

Cotacachi
Serendipity Cafe in Cotachchi on Gonzalez Saurez and 10 de Agosto

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thanks you achiku. seems i have choices!

about the coasts....anything you know of near esmeraldas? or do i go and just ask around?

while i 'love cold pressed, i also love economical. we use a lot of it, cooking, baking, skin, hair...

thanks again!

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Does anyone know if there's a source for the coconut oil in Guayaquil, or even Salinas, or if there's someplace I could get massage oil. I'd prefer to use the coconut oil if possible though. Thanks in advance for any help.

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And I would also like to find a source for the pint size jars. There are semi solid below 78 degrees; sort of like butter, but is great for cooking, and in your hands, liquifies almost instantly. Good for massages, hair, cooking; etc.

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Oh, I love the benefits of coconut oil. I am looking as well. I saw a slab of some form of coconut at Supermaxi for 1.70 in Cuenca..
I even cooked steaks in it then put it on the veggies instead of butter...
It is helpful in weight loss. It is the good fat your body loves.

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suzamarie, there is a health food store on the south side Gran Colombia between Padre Aguire and Benigno Malo that sells Oro Blanco coconut oil in various sizes up to 2 liters. Kenny buys from this place because he says it is the cheapest in Cuenca. The store is modern looking inside and is closer to Padre Aguire than Benigno Malo. I think he said a 2 liter jar is $48.

There are other places, but Kenny says they don't have the largest size and they are more expensive. Kenny isn't much of a cook or baker, but when I have visited him I have used that coconut oil for both. He uses it for some sort of health ritual.

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I have been using Grape Seed oil as of late because of its health qualities and its high temp flash point , how does it compare to Cocount Oil?

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The information is great but what about suppliers in Guayaquil or Salinas??

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Ecuadorians use coconut for many things and I suspect coconut oil is available at the Mercados all over the country. Feria Libre, the largest in Cuenca is about 5 blocks away. I will go there tomorrow and check it out. My Spanish language teach suggests one of the larger pharmacies as a possible source.

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"people that habitually consume coconut oil tend to have lower cholesterol levels, healthier livers and more efficient immune cells compared to those that seldom eat coconut oil."

"the unique fats found in coconut oil -- Medium-Chain Triglycerides -- can help treat or prevent obesity by reducing appetite, boosting metabolism and upping the activity of fat burning cells."

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thanks booby and dunmovin...I will be looking for it.

did you enjoy Day of the Dead in Cuenca?
we are close to the river across from Magnolia. its so festive.

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I found this when I was doing a bit of research..

Just one tablespoon of coconut oil has more than 13 grams of fat. Four tablespoons will give you almost the entire U.S. recommended maximum daily intake of fat. And coconut oil has the highest saturated fat of any oil -- 10 times the saturated fat of olive oil, for example. So it may not be surprising that no clinical studies have actually documented a connection between coconut oil and weight loss [source: Mayo Clinic].

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I have been using coconut oil for cooking for several years and it makes food really delicious like fries or fish and chips and in salad dressings. In Florida, where the ambient temperature is a little higher than Ecuador it is usually a liquid. I used to buy it from Amazon--2 54 oz containers for about $49.00 with free shipping. I believe the brand was Nutiva. It is food grade, the non food grade is about half that cost. If you ship through Club Correos, it would cost about $30. It's a little pricey but very healthy.

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It sounds to me that I may have to ask friends who travel regularly to Cuenca to pick some up for me. Hard to believe that a city around 4 million doesn't have a supplier, but then it's also hard to believe that a county with so much coconut doesn't make more value added products with it.

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It sounds to me that I may have to ask friends who travel regularly to Cuenca to pick some up for me. Hard to believe that a city around 4 million doesn't have a supplier, but then it's also hard to believe that a county with so much coconut doesn't make more value added products with it.

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i bought coco oil at a vegetarian restaurant in quito...was recommended to me from some one on this thread. it was pricey, but worth. made by a gringo in vilcabamba.

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Further research..

HEART DISEASE

High cholesterol levels can cause arteries to become blocked, which can lead to heart disease. In fact, according to the National Library of Medicine, the most common form of heart disease causes narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries and blood vessels that supply blood to the heart. This is the leading cause of heart attacks in people. Since coconut oil is high in saturated fats according to the University of Illinois Medical School, it is an unacceptable ingredient that should be avoided. However, if you must eat something containing coconut oil, use it in moderation because it can cause cholesterol. Also, try to avoid processed foods because these can contain high levels of coconut oil.

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old research. current research bring light to the amazing healing properties of coco oil...they are using it to reverse Alzheimer. 1-2 T a day. since i don't eat meat, very little dairy and get plenty of exercise, i don't worry about cholesterol much. i'd rather take care of my brain.

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According to Kenny, casaverde is right about the newer research. I don't understand the biochemistry mumbo jumbo Kenny was ranting about on the phone just now, but he claims that coconut oil is very salubrious in many ways, including the fact that it stimulates the thyroid gland. He told me how that worked physiologically, but that was mostly lost on me. I'm going to go look up "salubrious" right now. Even after knowing this guy for over 60 years, I still don't understand a lot of what he says.

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If you are into research, then you should be aware of the fact that there is not one shred of anecdotal medical evidence that cholesterol in your food adds to cholesterol in your blood. It is all corelative evidence which proves nothing.

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Casa,

The article speaks to high cholesterol, heart disease, and allergic reactions. I would consider data obtained from these legitimate sources from 2010 current. I'm not trying to rain on your parade. Just want to warn of the side effects of coconut oil. Just because it happens to be currently trendy doesn't mean it's healthy.

The University of Michigan Health System; Coconut Oil; 2010;
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine; Cholesterol; 2010;
National Library of Medicine; Heart Disease; 2010;

Can you site any legitimate study regarding improvement in mental capacities from coconut oil?

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http://www.livestrong.com/

Side Effects of Coconut Oil

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Everything in moderation, I hope they have Grape Seed Oil.
My bottle says Sat. fat 2g,Trans fat 0g,Polyunsat
10g, Monounsat 2g
Cholesterol 0
Vitamin E 25%

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Dunmovn, God forgive me for getting sucked back into anything on this forum, but in this case, I just couldn't remain silent. Apparently, you are as ignorant as Bobby Weissman always tells me you are.

You posted this:

"If you are into research, then you should be aware of the fact that there is not one shred of anecdotal medical evidence that cholesterol in your food adds to cholesterol in your blood. It is all corelative evidence which proves nothing."

I'm not foolish enough to begin knocking down your silly straw men because that is a never ending process. I knock one down, you will raise two new ones. But I can tell you this. Your assertion is utterly ridiculous and as a research physiologist I can assure you that it has been repeatedly shown that ingesting cholesterol in the diet can immediately be quantified as an increase in serum cholesterol. It is still arguable how this might affect cardiovascular health, but that doesn't change the fact of what I just wrote.

What is also clear is that you don't understand what anecdotal evidence is. You are not a scientist and I suggest you leave that to others.

Bobby, I will slap you silly if you try to lure me into any more of this inanity.

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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/alzheimers-research-volunteers/MY02005

Alzheimer's blog
Feb. 7, 2012
Alzheimer's research volunteers critical to helping find a cure
By Angela Lunde


Interesting article.. Read the second paragraph twice.

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Dun, you posted..

"If you are into research, then you should be aware of the fact that there is not one shred of anecdotal medical evidence that cholesterol in your food adds to cholesterol in your blood. It is all corelative evidence which proves nothing."

Did you really just say that? Ummm... So... It makes no difference what you eat because you don't absorb anything from the food you consume? So a high fat diet doesn't mean you gain body fat? So... Smoking doesn't cause cancer? So... You don't feel the effects of six rum and cokes? So... Food heavily contaminated with, say, mercury shouldn't have any effect on your body?

So the entire medical profession has it wrong all this time? It doesn't matter what you eat because Dunmovin, who lives one block from the immigration office, says whatever you ingest somehow won't enter your bloodstream..

I'm curious where you graduated from medical school and how your opinion supersedes all medical knowledge attained through the ages..?

You better stick with your electrical expertise...

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chargersfan,

Here's another article from livestrong.com. This one was published a year or so after the article that you cited.

This more recent article has a few good things to say about coconut oil, with a special emphasis on making sure that the coconut oil used is virgin oil rather than processed oil.

Virgin Coconut Oil & Weight Loss

http://www.livestrong.com/article/245369-virgin-coconut-oil-weight-loss/

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(booby in disguise)

Chargersfan, your response to dumbmovn really tickles me, but it worries me at the same time. You seem to be following in the footsteps of that reprobate, booby, and are now employing tongue in cheek humor to make your point. Be careful of guilt by association.

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Nick, I will respond to you on this issue because it's a neutral subject matter (like Switzerland). I read it and I'm in agreement that it specifies virgin coconut oil. I never said there are not positive, or potentially positive, benefits from coconut oil. Just that it is may not be as healthy as a lot of people believe. And, although the article you cite was written recently, the references cites (below) are considerably older..

References
Mayo Clinic: Coconut Oil and weight loss: Does it work?
"Daily Mail"; Goodbye Atkins, hello The Coconut Diet; Anne Shooter, Jan. 17 2005
"Drug Week"; Studies from M. L. Assucao et al provide new data on obesity; Drug Week; (NO BYLIN) Aug. 7 2009
"The Business Times"; Good ol' coconut oil; Noor Aisha; May 27 2006
"The Guardian"; Wellbeing: Coco loco; Lucy Atkins; Jan. 15 2008


http://www.livestrong.com/article/245369-virgin-coconut-oil-weight-loss/#ixzz2BBsRyxjB

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Ask Booby that question, he bathes in the stuff.

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I'm still waiting for this "new research" from a legitimate medical source that tells all about the reversal of Alzheimer's and the "amazing healing properties of coconut oil."

Anyone? Beuller...? Beuller...?

Don't let the facts get in the way of a strong opinion..

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This is a great article!

13 Evidence-Based Medicinal Properties of Coconut Oil

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/13-evidence-based-medicinal-properties-coconut-oil#_edn1

(It discusses one study in particular that showed that coconut oil helped individuals with Alzheimer's disease.)

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Oh yeah, we have read that story. Its pretty amazing. There are several foods that once were tainted as bad fats and now the current medical community say they are beneficial. All I know is that when I was younger...all of us, we ate what tasted good. Now they have all the low fat and no sugar etc and everyone gets unhealthy and fat. Natural fats can be digested and used by the body properly opposed to foods that are altered. The human body was doing just fine before weird science got involved. I went back to whole fats in dairy and switched to coconut oil to be healthy. Its working.

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Great article. I also did some research on this a few years ago. Dr. Mary Newport's 58 year old husband of 36 years began to exhibit early signs of dementia and depression. Testing confirmed his diagnosis. After extensive research for the best possible treatment, she came across a drug called Ketasyn. The active ingredient was MCT medium chain triglycerides that the liver converts to ketones. The brain only has two sources of energy, glucose and ketones. Alzheimer patients have large areas of the brain resistant to glucose. Ketones also increase blood flow. Coconut oil is 60% MCT. She initially gave her husband two tablespoons in his oatmeal, and testing 4.5 hours later showed an improvement in his cognitive ability. She subsequently increased his daily dose to 4 tablespoons per day, by also mixing it in her salad dressings, cooking with it, substituting if for butter in pastas, etc. Her husband Steve's depression lifted, his gait improved, and he was again able to engage in conversations. Although his brain remains shrunken, his quality of life improved substantially. I shared this info with my friend while I was in the States this past summer. He had to put his 63 year old wife in a nursing home. After 3 months of coconut oil added to her food, she was able to come home and be left alone with an aid. Her depression lifted, and she also was able to converse again! I should note that positive results are also being seen in patients with other degenerative neurologic diseases such as ALS. Parkinson's and Huntington's. Infants deprived of oxygen and adults that have suffered a heartache with subsequent loss of oxygen to the brain, are also responding well to coconut oil. Because the liver does not store it as fat like other oils, but rather converts it to ketones, it does not raise cholesterol. In fact, it has shown to improve the ratio of cholesterol to HDL. That said, we had to bring the oil with us, and if anyone in Cuenca knows of a good source, I would love to have that information.

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Breather, two points:

1. Anecdotal evidence such as you cite is worthless.

2. If you had bothered to read the thread, you would have seen the following:

"suzamarie, there is a health food store on the south side Gran Colombia between Padre Aguire and Benigno Malo that sells Oro Blanco coconut oil in various sizes up to 2 liters. Kenny buys from this place because he says it is the cheapest in Cuenca. The store is modern looking inside and is closer to Padre Aguire than Benigno Malo. I think he said a 2 liter jar is $48.

There are other places, but Kenny says they don't have the largest size and they are more expensive. Kenny isn't much of a cook or baker, but when I have visited him I have used that coconut oil for both. He uses it for some sort of health ritual."

Please keep praying. It is appreciated.

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Costco sold a great organic brand for 20.00 that tasted wonderful. I bought a new tub (good size) of it to bring along but then our bags were already full to the brim. :(((

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Costco sold a great organic brand for 20.00 that tasted wonderful. I bought a new tub (good size) of it to bring along but then our bags were already full to the brim. :(((

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Thanks so much for answering my question about availability of coconut oil in Guayaquil & Salinas. I appreciate all the info about health benefits which I already know, but that's not what I was asking!!!!!!!!!

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The first study to debunk the myth about cholesterol was almost 35 years ago at Harvard Medical School They followed 25,000 nurses for over 5 years and the results were that a high cholesterol diet did not add to blood cholestrol. There have been several others since, the most recent at Stanford. The attached link might be of some interest to those with an open mind.

http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Cholesterol-Rich-Foods-Raise-Blood-Cholesterol.html

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"Thanks so much for answering my question about availability of coconut oil in Guayaquil & Salinas. I appreciate all the info about health benefits which I already know, but that's not what I was asking!!!!!!!!! "

You're almost as ungrateful as ideamerchant. Where does this attitude of entitlement come from? You seem to want to make people know what they simply don't know. Your sarcasm is as misplaced as your multiple exclamation marks. Go do your own leg work. After reading your snide remarks, even if I knew where to get what you are looking for, I wouldn't tell you.

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Nick/Casa, I tried to access the website you list but it is blocked by an advertisement from the the site requiring me to sign up.. I'm not willing to provide my info as a don't want to receive their emails. I will say, there may be personal accounts of people experiencing beneficial results of coconut oil (or something else they're not aware of).

However, until you or someone else can post a legitimate study from a reputable medical source, I refuse to believe in casaverde's claims... Prove it to me and I'll agree with you.

I'm well aware that both of you are believers in chem-trails and whatever else, but for once back up your outlandish statements with legitimate facts. I'm not referring to your favorite official source of You Tube or some conspiracy website or blog...

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Dun, I reviewed you source. One third (30%) of the test group had elevated cholesterol from an increase of eggs in their diet (or did you read that part?). If you will keep an open mind and read this I formation below, from the Mayo Clinic no less, you might learn something new about cholesterol.

Risk factors
By Mayo Clinic staff
You're more likely to have high cholesterol that can lead to heart disease if you have any of these risk factors:

Smoking. Cigarette smoking damages the walls of your blood vessels, making them likely to accumulate fatty deposits. Smoking may also lower your level of HDL, or "good," cholesterol.
Obesity. Having a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or greater puts you at risk of high cholesterol.

Poor diet. Foods that are high in cholesterol, such as red meat and full-fat dairy products, will increase your total cholesterol. Eating saturated fat, found in animal products, and trans fats, found in some commercially baked cookies and crackers, also can raise your cholesterol level.

Lack of exercise. Exercise helps boost your body's HDL "good" cholesterol while lowering your LDL "bad" cholesterol. Not getting enough exercise puts you at risk of high cholesterol.

High blood pressure. Increased pressure on your artery walls damages your arteries, which can speed the accumulation of fatty deposits.
Diabetes. High blood sugar contributes to higher LDL cholesterol and lower HDL cholesterol. High blood sugar also damages the lining of your arteries.
Family history of heart disease. If a parent or sibling developed heart disease before age 55, high cholesterol levels place you at a greater than average risk of developing heart disease.

I know you're not inclined to fess up when disproved, but here is another good opportunity..

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chargersfan,

There is a popup, but you don't have to sign up for anything. I didn't.

Just tick the little box in the bottom right of the ad with the X in it, and the ad will close. Then you can read the article.


http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/13-evidence-based-medicinal-properties-coconut-oil#_edn1

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Nick, legitimate sources... Remember?

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Booby, thank you for re-posting that information on a location in Cuenca to buy the coconut oil. Very appreciated.

When my husband and I were caring for Kenny after his knee surgery and I was cooking for him, he never mentioned the coconut oil. I usually cooked with olive oil. He always said what a great cook you were!

Thank you for your recent, kind email, and please know we are continuing to do everything we can to get the word out. Our friends and family are continuing to remember you in prayer.

You must not be feeling well which is certainly understandable with your medical condition. I say that because you don't seem yourself today. The first part of your post mimics the same thing Kenny says over and over! You two certainly have been close friends for a long, long time.

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Chargersfan,

'Neurobiology of Aging' is a highly respected scientific journal that is peer reviewed.

You forgot to look at the references before on that previously linked page.

Here is the abstract information from the original 2004 publication by the following:

[i] Mark A Reger, Samuel T Henderson, Cathy Hale, Brenna Cholerton, Laura D Baker, G S Watson, Karen Hyde, Darla Chapman, Suzanne Craft . Effects of beta-hydroxybutyrate on cognition in memory-impaired adults. Neurobiol Aging. 2004 Mar;25(3):311-4. PMID: 15123336

Here is the link to the abstract itself:

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/article/medium-chain-triglycerides-coconut-fat-increase-cognitive-performance-alzheimers-disease

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Hi Breather,

Yes, Kenny and I go back to when he was in kindergarten with my younger sister. We've been close ever since. Sometimes I talk to him on the phone 5 or six times a day.

I think this coconut oil thing is relatively new with Kenny. He had a neighbor right across the terrace out his kitchen sliding door that is a retired Ob/Gyn that was really into natural remedies. I don't know how Kenny uses the coconut oil, but I think it is for more than cooking. Before his football games tomorrow, I'll call him and see just what he does with it.

Yes, I absolutely love to cook and the 3 times I have visited Kenny, I always do all the cooking. You know him. He'll get a date and designate me as his personal chef. I love doing it.

He has now had 3 surgeries on his left knee and it is he that is truly grumpy these days. He was in a full leg cast for 6 weeks and he virtually didn't go out of the apartment except for 3 doctors appointments.

I'll send you a PM with more info.

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None of what you wrote changes the anecdotal evidence one iota.

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dumbmovn, how early in the morning do you start drinking?

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Dun, there is a line in one of my favorite books, which was later turned into a movie, Lonsome Dove where Woodrow Call says to Agustus McCray.. "You'd argue with a post."

It is futile to prove you wrong because you don't have the ability/personality to accept being wrong.

It's unfortunate because that trait seems to alienate you from others. I have nothing to prove to you and I'm done trying.

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Chargerfan; you can change his name to a turtle on a post, or is it post turtle?

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Kmere, thank you for the professional assist. As you can plainly see, it matters not. But you tried..

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chargersfan:
personally, i dont give a flying fish whether you believe me or not. and have no interest in proving anything to you or anyone else. i started this thread to find out where to buy coco oil and i have. and that's the end of my participation in this ridiculous waste of time and energy. have fun fighting amongst yourselves. over and out

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hi we have been hand making artisanal aciete de coco for 3-4 years from either coconuts we grow on our farm or neighbors. We make within 3 days of picking. We sell at two locations in Quito:
Cafe Zuhause GANGOTENA E11-325 y Isabel la Catolica...Floresta. Actually easier is to say its next to HUNTERS a huge wings restaurant on Isabel and Coruna. Her hours are M-F 12-6 and Sunday brunch 9=12
The other a new organic market on Gasper Villaroel y Abascal from 6 de Dic go up it s the first left its new so no sign out front yet but its under the childrens Psychological Center its hours are M-F 10-2 & 3-6 Saturday 10-1...There is one more if you are familiar with Cumbaya near the square its called CAmari and its in same building with HOTEL Cumbaya Im not sure his hours but Id guess 10-5 or 6 and half day saturday.
We have 3 sizes 500 ml for $24/ 220ml for $12/ 85ml for $6 if you were interested in more you can contact me and we will send to you the amount you need. A gallon is $100...it has a shelf life of 2 years / in the fridge longer.Let me know if you have any further wuestions...maryanne Chiriboga maryanne_boga@yahoo.com www.goplayaafrica.org

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yes I am in esmeraldas and make it by hand from coconuts on my farm or neighbors...maryanne_boga@yahoo.com / www.goplayaafrica.org

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I get mine from

http://www.ayamcoco.com/

Also an excellent company. This one in Ayamp.e.

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