Cold pressed coconut oil

It is extracted from sun dried coconut. No added preservatives, no added chemicals, no solvent.

We extract cold pressed coconut oil on our wooden churner which is made from babul tree trunk.

Usage of wooden vessel and slow pressing process makes sure temperature of oil is always maintained at nearly room temperature making it truly cold pressed.

How can you use our Cold Pressed Coconut Oil

– It is edible grade oil and can be used for raw consumption and cooking.

– Cold pressed coconut oil can also be used for skin and hair.

– Our cold pressed coconut oil is a best carrier oil for making massage oil or ayurvedic medicines.

Benefits of cold pressed coconut Oil

– Improves metabolism due to free fatty acids, omega fatty acids and other vital elements.

– Cool in nature, perfect oil for massage in summer.

– Cold pressed coconut oil improves taste and aroma of the food.

– Cold pressed coconut oil can help in weightloss, controlling diabetes and blood pressure.

– Most importantly, it improves your gut flora which results in various health benefits.

This is a value pack of  liters Harakh Naturals cold pressed coconut oil for those who love aroma and taste of coconut oil in their daily food preparation.

• Coconut Oil Contains Fatty Acids With Potent Medicinal Properties
• Coconut oil is high in healthy saturated fats that have different effects than most other fats in your diet.
• These fats can boost fat burning and provide your body and brain with quick energy. They also raise the good HDL cholesterol in your blood, which is linked to reduced heart disease risk.
• Most fats in the diet are called long-chain triglycerides, but the fats in coconut oil are known as medium chain triglycerides (MCTs). What this means is that the fatty acids are shorter than most other fats (1Trusted Source).
• When you eat these types of fats, they go straight to the liver, where they are used as a quick source of energy or turned into ketones.
• Populations That Eat a Lot of Coconut Oil Are Healthy
• Coconut is an exotic food in the Western world, primarily consumed by health conscious people.
• However, in some parts of the world, coconut (loaded with coconut oil) is a dietary staple that people have thrived on for many generations.
• The best example of such a population is the Tokelauans, which live in the South Pacific.
• They used to eat over 60% of their calories from coconuts. When studied, they were found to be in excellent health, with very low rates of heart disease (2Trusted Source).