"Extra" Virgin Coconut Oil? Isn't it true that, other than as a marketing ploy, there is no product beyond Virgin Coconut Oil?
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True. Virgin coconut oil is still virgin coconut oil with or without the "extra" word.
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If you look up and read why Extra virgin oilive oil; can be called"extra" by way of processing and how its extracted from the fruit; then that should explain why" Extra" Virgin Cocount Oil is a better quality. More importantly there is no heat used in the process of extraction of both Olive oil and Coconut oil. Therefore, the oil is living and not dead.
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We are using this as a supplement for my dad to treat dementia and it is working amazingly!
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I am not an expert on doTerra but from what I have seen there is coconut oil in the blends but not the pure oils.
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It isn't completely organic/natural. I recommend heading over to trader joes or looking for coconut oil that is extra virgin, organic, first cold pressed so that you receive the complete benefits. I didn't enjoy this oil at all; you will find that now foods does not make great natural products.
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Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing gimmick, rather than an indication of the oil quality." I hope this helps.
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I do not know. It is organic red palm oil that is certified organic by the USDA and is NONGMO verified, but does not say anything about being extra virgin.
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No, not at all. These are great too! Only coconut and coconut oil, with turmeric as extra flavoring.
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Amazon is the seller. They no not handle multi-packs, except from outside vendors.I am well pleased with this coconut oil product.
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We do offer Vanilla essential oil however, it is solvent extracted which technically means it is an absolute oil. We do list this in our descriptions of the product.
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Since I use a variety of high-quality fish oil supplements, I can state that I investigated the issue thoroughly prior to testing. If it had been produced in any questionable locale or by any suspect company, I would never have agreed to reviewing the product. My primary objection to the product was its unnecessary use of soybean oil. There are always options to this ingredient. Given that objection, Eklund's was one of the only Omega 3 products I could "feel," eg. it potentiated the positive effects of antidepressants I've used over time and appeared to benefit mood regulation, too.
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This one has sesame seed oil...I don't see coconut oil anywhere on the bottle.
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Instead of doing all that why not try coconut oil (extra virgin), it has caprylic acid in it and is very effective.
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I use a vegetable base oil to mix with thieves or it cab burn your skin. Never tried coconut oil.
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http://nutiva.com/coconut-oil-extra-virgin-or-virgin/This may help. I love their product!
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Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing gimmick, rather than an indication of the oil quality." I hope this helps. Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing... » Read More Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing gimmick, rather than an indication of the oil quality." I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sometimes, glycerin is made with coconut or palm oil, in this instance, what I have does not state either. So very unfortunate, I can't be of help! As, I do think, all products should have labeling to announce what's in them, just for concerns such as you're having.
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I liked the taste. It tasted just like any other Extra Virgin oil. For me, it was more virgin than some of the common extra virgin oils you find at grocery stores. It also tasted good for dipping also. Good luck.
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No there is NO ccoonut oil in this oil,it is sesame oil,and amla. You could mix in a little of your own coconut oil though,but I like to use it seperately.