Health - Coconut Oil

 9) Coconut oil

This oil helps with: • Cholesterol • Inflammation • Blood pressure • Sugar processing • Alzheimer’s & dementia It also: • Acts as fuel for your body • Promotes brain health and functioning • Improves heart function and blood circulation

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