HealthisWealth
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i hope this one i use is ok
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As long as it isn't hydrogenated I think you should be fine—as far as micron‐sized metal particles are concerned.
Not any water distiller depletes deuterium. Other than the John Ellis E5 water machine, I know of no other available machine that purifies water to this degree, depleting deuterium, increasing the hydrogen bond angle, etc. Also, regarding the UV light, his device uses a UV bulb at the top of the small reservoir in the machine. His machine is expensive, but ultimately cheaper than buying DDW from some of these companies selling it for 30 to $60 per liter.FYI, just found out that in some places it is actually illegal to own a still, even if you're not distilling alcohol. I guess their motto is "guilty until proven innocent."
hahaaaaa eggsactleeeeI would recommend that you stop watching this garbage.
That study shows that the coconut oil group consumed 45% of calories as fat while the control group consumed only 13% as fat. I don't think 45% fat diet is healthy and a good basis for comparison regardless of the type of fat consumed but of those 45%, only 10% were coconut oil, while the rest of the fat is the standard fat used in rat chow, which is about 60% PUFA. So, the study should really have been titled "Adding coconut oil to high fat diet does not protect from neurodegeneration caused by PUFA contained in the diet".
"...Six months of exposure to the HFHC diet led to a significant increase in body weight compared with rats treated with the control diet. The HFHC diet used here delivers ~45% of calories from fat compared with 13% of calories from fat for the control diet. On the basis of the elevated caloric intake, it is not surprising that the HFHC diet led to an increase in total body weights. However, in our previous dietary studies, weight gain and food consumption were not significantly different between groups (Granholm et al, 2008). "