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To: LindyBill who wrote (28603)11/30/2014 1:11:59 PM
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Have you tried extra virgin(i.e. - cold pressed) coconut oil. I just went out and bought some lotion and then did some research and it would appear that a lot of these formulations have ingredients that mimic estrogen. Sure enough, I checked the ingredients on the bottle I just bought and there it was - one of the ingredients I was warned about.

Anyway, I can't imagine you could do any harm with coconut oil so long as it isn't chemically processed. Then again, it might not do the trick. I use it in the shower by grossly applying it and then spread it around in a thin patina with the water still running over me. None of this squeaky clean feeling for me. Clean, yes, squeaky, no.

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