Verbrenne Fett mit Fett: Was Kokosöl für deine Gesundheit tun kann

Auf welchem Wege vollbringt das Kokosöl seine positive Wirkung?

Die gesundheitliche Wirkung von Kokosöl
1. Verbrenne Körperfett mit Kokosöl („ Fett gegen Fett“)

2. Kokosöl für Herzgesundheit und gegen erhöhte Cholesterinspiegel

3. Kokosöl für eine bessere Verdauung

4. Kokosöl für ein besseres Hautbild und gesundes Haar

Kokosöl: Die Verwendungsgebiete
Dosierung: Wie viel Kokosöl sollte ich idealerweise zu mir nehmen?

Abschließende Worte


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