Does pure fractionated coconut oil disperse in water?
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When I first put it in water there were a bunch of oil bubbles on top but then, after 5 minutes, it did disperse.
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Yes. Unfortunately coconut oil tends to harden under colder temperatures... Place the bottle in some hot water and it will liquefy pretty easily.
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You may use fractionated coconut oil or just coconut oil to dilute any essential oil. If you post your question on google, you will find many websites addressing this, but here is one link that is helpful. http://www.everythingessential.me/Hints/CarrierOils.html
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Kari,The consistency of coconut oil depends largely on the temperature. When warmed, this product will become a clearer liquid. At room temperature it is a solid. Let me know if you need anything else, and have a great day.-Kaylan with customer service
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Yes but processed so it is a liquid. Virgin coconut oil is a solid but melts around 76 degrees. Either would be a good choice. They do not smell or taste like coconut. Have very little smell or taste. Absorbs into the skin very well. Hope that helps
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Most oils will not cause the capsules to dissolve. However, water will dissolve the capsules.
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This product should not be diluted. Also, the product that I used was an oil based product, not a water based product.
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Hi.it is pure, but to my surprise I had much better results with black seed oil in capsuls. The same company. I could not explain it. My best wishes. N.
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The progesterone that we use is micronized, then completely dissolved in the coconut oil. It is likely that the absorption is superior for most people to micronized because it is completely dissolved. However, completely dissolved progesterone has not been tested compared to micronized progesterone for absorption as far as I know. Clinically, we have used this on 20,000 patients from 1999 to 2013 and in mission critical applications and it works. Less than 1% of patients do not absorb our formulation well as confirmed by saliva testing. These non-absorbing patients seem to do well with competitor's products. Conversely, some patients that use competitor's products and do not seem to absorb well, appear to absorb well with our product. The reason behind this conundrum is unknown at present.
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Hi Mary, Thanks for your question. Our Lavender oil is 100% pure and very concentrated. Please email me at matt@naturesownessence.com so I can address your concerns. Customer satisfaction is our top priority.Warmest regards,Matt Balzer
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Yes.. that's how it works; the water keeps the butter cool and oxygen free to prevent spoilage, yet soft enough to promote spreadability. I only use organic pasture butter, though, so maybe it's your butter that is losing flavor. Oil and water don't mix, so the water shoildn't affect the butter, but I do frequently change the water in mine and I use water that is from my Brita filter, so maybe your water has chemicals in it that change the flavor of the butter.
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This is definitely refined. A easy giveaway is the packaging - coconut oil is solid and only liquifies at 76 degrees or greater which is why it's sold in jars not bottles.I prefer to buy the huge jar of raw, unrefined coconut oil that way it has multiple uses and there's no degradation in the effectiveness.
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Coconut water and coconut oil are two different things. Just like water and oil are two different things. It's like asking, is water better than oil for cooking.
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Purifed water, glycerine, shea butter, aloe vera gel, caprylic/capric triglyceride, sunflower seed oil, stearic acid, glyceryl stearate, isopropyl palmitate, stearyl alcohol, phenoxyethanol and caprylyl glycol, estriol, evening primrose oil,lecithin, potassium sorbate, cimicifuga racemosa root, and sodium bicarbonate
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Solvent, rather than cold pressing is generally used for regular, non-virgin coconut oil, but the solvent is washed out via filtering. This coconut oil is food-safe and also suitable for cosmetics and so on. I recently made 4 batches of homemade soaps that are all or mostly coconut oil. The oil is white without any noticeable odor. I would not expect it to have the faint coconutty odor of virgin, or extra virgin coconut oil. Perhaps the yellow version, colored with annatto seed, was sent instead?
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I would just add that MCT is a by-product of processed coconut oil, it is not found anywhere in nature by itself. You do not get any of the Lauric Acid with a liquid coconut oil. Lauric is very beneficial and without it you are missing much. Why not just stick to regular solid coconut oil and mix it with something over 75 degrees F.
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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.