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Health Benefits of Coconut Oil



👉Coconut oil is incredibly popular — and for good reason. It offers many health benefits, has a delicate taste, and is widely available.
👉 it's also an extremely versatile oil with a number of uses you may not be aware of.
✔Protect Your Skin From UV Rays
✔Increase Your Metabolism
✔Cook Safely at High Temperatures
✔Improve Your Dental Health
✔Relieve Skin Irritation and Eczema
✔Improve Brain Function
✔Make Healthy Mayonnaise
✔Moisturize Your Skin
✔Increase Your ‘Good’ HDL Cholesterol
✔Make Sugar-Free Dark Chocolate
✔Protect Your Hair From Damage
✔Decrease Hunger and Food Intake
✔Improve Wound Healing
✔Boost Bone Health
✔Make a Nontoxic Insect Repellent
✔Remove Stains
✔Reduce Inflammation
✔Natural Deodorant
✔Relieve Symptoms of Arthritis
✔Remove Eye Makeup
✔Improve Liver Health
✔Soothe Chapped Lips

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