Source Naturals Coconut Oil Extra Virgin, 240 Softgels

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23 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Product - been using this for years!
By MAB
Titanium Dioxide is a very common food additive which is used as a white pigment. It's naturally occurring and about 4 million tons are consumed per year worldwide. The only research on it as a possible carcinogen deal with it being INHALED (breathed in), not ingested (swallowed) in plants which manufacture it, where workers are exposed to hundreds of thousands of times more material than what exists in food. I guess someone was too busy oiling their skin up to visit Wikipedia. :)

As far as the pill itself, cut one open and you'll find exactly what you paid for - a little coconut meat and a lot of oil. I'm not real crazy about coconut, so being able to swallow a softgel pill is a lot easier for me.

I've been using this product for years, and I highly recommend it!

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Great diet aid
By gddowd
I've been using coconut oil supplements to help my post-baby weight loss diet and I really feel like it's helped. Especially for those meals where my will power fails and my family is dying to eat out and I eat a little less than as healthy as I want. Usually I would put a little bit of weight back on after those episodes but with the coconut oil the fat doesn't hang out in my body and my weight stays the same. Also my hair looks and feels wonderful and my skin is softer. I take two with lunch and two with dinner rather than four at once also. Great product! Sometimes these types of pills smell or taste funky before you can swallow them or give me some indigestion. But not these. The pills are pretty large though.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Good stuff.
By Hawaii Child
I grew up consuming all parts of the coconut fruit (except the tough husk and the hard shell), home-extracted oil included. Most people living in the tropics rely on coconut oil for many aspects of daily life. I also buy coconut oil tubs in my local grocery store. Check out "coconut oil" and Mary G. Enig on Wikipedia.