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Welcome to Medical News Today At MNT, we get under the skin of health and medicine. Dig deeper into the health topics you care about most by signing up for our facts-first newsletter. Enter your email address Your privacy is important to us SUBSCRIBE What to know about coconut oil Medically reviewed by Natalie Butler, R.D., L.D. — Written by Yvette Brazier on November 8, 2019 Benefits Nutrition Types Controversy Tips The bottom line Coconut oil has grown in popularity in recent years, amid claims that it can do everything from supporting weight loss to slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Many manufacturers have begun to use coconut oil in packaged products, and many people use it for cooking. Many products, such as fried foods, sweets, shampoos, coffee, smoothies, contain coconut oil. In July 2016, results of a survey in the United States showed that 72% of people believed that coconut oil was healthful, but only 37% of nutritionists agreed. Coconut oil contains over 80%Tru

Many people appreciate bitter kola benefits, it is considered as a herbal remedy, a natural antibiotic, an analgesic, and an antiphlogistic, which does not have side effects in normal conditions, and as a pure medicine, which is impossible to overdose. The fruit generally is eaten raw, preserving all nutrients and beneficial elements. Bitter kola is brown from the outer and yellow inside. It contains a very active ingredient in a form of juicy substance. It is better to keep bitter <script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-1330503168377194"      crossorigin="anonymous"></script> in the fridge to preserve it fresh, staying for long in open space it becomes dry. Read more:  https://www.legit.ng/1092048-bitter-kola-honey-what-effect.html

Mixture of bitter kola powder, honey and ginger no cure for low or no sperm count By  Catherine Olorunfemi 18 February 2021   |   12:37 pm A  post  on the Nigeria-based Facebook page “ Beauty & Health Arena ” claims a mixture of bitter kola powder, honey, ginger powder and water is a “total cure” for low sperm count and azoospermia. It describes how to prepare and take the mixture,  ending  with: “Share this information everywhere on Facebook to help. I need your testimony. God bless you.” Low sperm count , also called  oligospermia,  is when the sperm per millilitre of semen is fewer than 15 million. Azoospermia  is a condition where there is no sperm in a man’s ejaculate. Causes include hormonal problems, a blockage along the reproductive tract, ejaculation problems or issues with testicular function or structure. But is there any scientific evidence that this simple home remedy would cure these conditions? We checked.     ‘Treatable, but see a doctor’ Sulyman Alege Kuranga, prof