Coconut Oil Kills 93% of Colon Cancer Cells in Only 2 Days According to New Study
The Hearty Soul
According to one study conducted by Adelaide University of Australia, researchers found that lauric acid, a saturated fat that is one of the main components of coconut oil, was able to destroy 93% of colon cancer cells that it was tested on over a 48-hour period.
Both in vitro (in a petri dish) and in vivo (in rats) studies have been conducted on the efficacy of lauric acid on cancer cells or hyperplasia, and each one provided equal results. These preliminary studies give promising results that warrant further research into how lauric acid, whether extracted or from whole coconut oil, will affect cancer cells in living humans, especially since some studies suggest that medium chain fatty acids might increase the risk of colorectal cancer.
Many people believe that, despite coconut oil’s various beneficial properties, it’s health benefits have been downplayed by big corporations. According to Ty Bollinger, a proponent of alternative medicine and host of The Truth About Cancer, food manufacturers had a large part in this.
“In the 1960’s, food manufacturers wanted consumers to buy their margarines and hydrogenated oils,” Bollinger writes. “To do that, they had to ‘discredit’ the products people had always used in their homes to prepare their food.”
“It is the very goods the food manufacturers had been pushing on their consumers for thirty years,” Bollinger writes. “The trans-fats contained in these ‘fake foods’ were incredibly dangerous to your entire body. High fat, high sugar, and high carb diets were put under the microscope and found guilty.”
Although coconut oil’s health properties are often questioned due to its high-fat content, the type of fat that it is made up of has led most experts to disregard this sentiment, and its use as an alternative treatment to cancer is still being studied.
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