Coconut Oil Multiple Sclerosis
Benefits: Harness the
Power of the Sun

Multiple Sclerosis or MS is an autoimmune disease, wherein the body produces antibodies that attack its own tissues, leading to the deterioration or destruction of such tissue. An immune system dysfunction, in short.

Autoimmune disorders have been linked with low levels of vitamin D. Fortified foods are the major dietary sources of vitamin D. But sun exposure is, by far, the healthiest and safest.

So where does coconut oil come in?

Well, coconut oil has always been magnificent in normalizing and boosting your immune system. Taking very good care of your immune system is, in more ways than one, coconut oil’s specialty.

Consistent or regular low-level skin exposure to UV-B light from the sun normalizes your immune system and enhances immune cell production. However, infrequent and intense exposure suppresses your immune function and causes harm.

Getting too much sun can obviously hurt you so a sunscreen could be vital. Unfortunately, some studies indicate that sunscreen chemicals may promote cancer, just to name one.

Coconut oil is a far better alternative. In fact, it is the original sunscreen. Applied topically, it directly protects your skin against sunburn and all kinds of health problems such as cancer and skin diseases.

Unlike sunscreen, coconut oil does not block UV-B rays essential for vitamin D synthesis. Coconut oil consumption also strengthens your skin’s connective tissues, making it tougher and less susceptible to sunburn.

Externally and internally, it makes perfect sense to use coconut oil, a known immune system normalizer and booster, in the battle against autoimmune diseases like Multiple Sclerosis (MS), don’t you think?