How to consume coconut oil for weight loss?
My gym instructor suggested adding coconut oil to my diet for weight loss. What's the best way to consume it? Should I cook with it or take it raw?
My gym instructor suggested adding coconut oil to my diet for weight loss. What's the best way to consume it? Should I cook with it or take it raw?
I use a small teaspoon of virgin coconut oil in my black coffee before running, but only because my doctor cleared me for high-intensity cardio. Make sure you combine any healthy fats with a proper daily walk.
There's no need to drink spoonfuls of raw oil like some online trends suggest. Just use cold-pressed coconut oil for your basic cooking in very limited quantities, that's more than enough.
I felt so guilty trying the keto diet and choking down raw coconut oil every morning because it made me feel sick. Please don't force yourself into doing things that make your body uncomfortable, it's not worth the stress.
Our family doctor at Apollo warned us that directly drinking oils can raise cholesterol levels significantly. Please ask your cardiologist or general physician clearly before consuming raw coconut oil.
In our pure vegetarian diet, we sometimes use a teaspoon of cold-pressed coconut oil for tempering our dal. However, remember that all oils are dense in calories, so we must use them very sparingly for weight control.
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I used to take half a teaspoon of extra virgin coconut oil in my warm water first thing in the morning. Personally, it kept my cravings in check, but you should see what suits your own digestive system.
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