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Ancient Purity Coconut Oil | Single-Origin Raw Extra Virgin | Premium MCT-Rich Superfood for Health, Skin & Hair
Ancient Purity Coconut Oil is more than a superfood; it is a functional ally for the body. Its MCTs are easily metabolised for energy, supporting endurance, cognitive clarity, and brain neuron health. Lauric acid and Caprylic acid provide natural antimicrobial and yeast-fighting properties, while its saturated fats aid optimal hormone production including pregnenolone, progesterone and DHEA. Regular use contributes to healthy digestion, metabolic efficiency, immunity, skin elasticity, hair strength and overall vitality.
Every drop of this Coconut Oil comes from a single, pristine origin in the Philippines, where tropical climate and soil conditions produce the richest coconuts. Unlike mass-produced blends, Ancient Purity preserves the natural aroma and taste of freshly harvested coconuts. The meticulous cold-press extraction protects nutrients, antioxidants, and bioactive compounds. This really is Coconut Oil upgraded. When I first sampled this, I said wow this is it, no more samples needed.
Coconut Oil has been revered for millennia as a cornerstone of tropical nutrition, brain health and traditional medicine. Ancient Purity elevates this heritage, combining ancestral wisdom with modern extraction science to deliver a product that is reliable, potent, and category-defining. This is Coconut Oil as it was meant to be, raw, living, and effective, a staple for those who demand the highest standard for themselves and their families.
The Coconut is one of nature’s greatest miracles and has been used by people since the dawn of time, in Sanskrit, the ancient Indian language, the Coconut palm is called, ‘Kalpa Vriksha’, meaning "The tree that supplies all that I need to live". No household would be without Coconut Oil, with Goji Berries, Cacao, Blueberries and Soursop it is in my top 5 Superfoods.
Q: What makes Ancient Purity Coconut Oil unique?
A: Ancient Purity Coconut Oil is defined by what most Coconut Oils have lost. It is single origin, raw, extra virgin and truly living. The coconuts are harvested in their natural environment and gently processed to preserve their native aroma, flavour and fatty acid structure. Unlike industrial Coconut Oils that are deodorised, heat treated or blended from multiple regions, this oil retains its natural lauric acid profile, enzymatic activity and unmistakable fresh coconut scent. The result is an oil that feels different, tastes different and performs differently because it has not been stripped, standardised or over processed.
Q: Where is your Coconut Oil sourced from?
A: Ancient Purity Coconut Oil is sourced exclusively from a pristine region of the Philippines, where coconuts grow in mineral rich soil under consistent tropical sun and humidity. This single source origin ensures consistency, traceability and integrity. We do not blend coconuts from multiple countries or regions, which is common practice in cheaper oils. Single origin sourcing allows the oil to maintain its natural fatty acid ratios, aroma and energetic quality, making it a true expression of place rather than a diluted commodity product. This is beyond trust, I actually had the blessing of seeing the set up in 2023. But I must say I was more obsessed with the Soursop in the Philippines.
Q: My Coconut Oil is now liquid. Is it still okay?
A: Yes, it's perfectly okay. Coconut Oil melts at about 76°F. Below this temperature it is a solid; above, it is a liquid.
Q: Coconut Oil does contain monolaurin?
A: Coconut Oil is naturally rich in lauric acid (around 40–50%).
When you consume lauric acid, your body enzymatically converts part of it into monolaurin (glycerol monolaurate).
Coconut Oil provides the precursor. Your body creates Monolaurin as needed, Monolaurin is the compound responsible for much of Coconut Oil’s:
Antiviral activity / Antibacterial effects / Anti-fungal properties / Immune-modulating action.
This is why traditional Coconut-consuming cultures showed strong resistance to infections long before monolaurin was isolated and named by science. Important distinction for credibility and accuracy:
This is actually a strength, not a weakness, because the body regulates conversion based on need rather than forcing high, isolated doses.
Q: Does Coconut Oil need to be refrigerated?
A: No, Coconut Oil does not need to be refrigerated. As a matter of fact, if you put Coconut Oil in the refrigerator, it becomes nearly as hard as rock, a feature which can be useful in warm weather.
Q: Is Coconut Oil a stable cooking fat?
A: Yes. Coconut Oil is one of the most heat stable natural fats available due to its high saturated fat content. Unlike polyunsaturated seed oils, it resists oxidation and does not easily form harmful byproducts when heated.
Q: How do I cook with Coconut Oil?
A: Use Coconut Oil instead of other oils in your daily cooking. You can blend Coconut Oil in smoothies, use it as a spread on toast (it makes fantastic cinnamon toast), use it as a topping on popcorn, and in other recipes. Make sure to visit our 'Recipes' section.
Q: What is the recommended daily intake of Coconut Oil?
A: Health practitioners suggest 3 tablespoons of organic, extra-virgin Coconut Oil per day.
Q: Can you list the known health benefits of Coconut Oil?
A: Coconut Oil is one of the most multifunctional natural fats known and has been used across cultures for nourishment, resilience and longevity. Its benefits extend across multiple systems of the body:
Remember it must be high quality Coconut Oil like Ancient Purity Coconut Oil. Used consistently it functions not just as a cooking fat or skincare oil, but as a foundational nutrient supporting brain, immune, metabolic and cellular health.
Q: Can I use Coconut Oil for my skin and hair?
A: Yes, Try rubbing a few tablespoons of oil into your hair before a bath or shower. You can also use Coconut Oil as a lotion. Since coconut oils melts at 76°F, it absorbs easily and leaves your skin smooth and with a light, clean Coconut scent. It can also be used as a massage oil. Many massage therapists report that pregnant women say it helps to reduce stretch marks.
Q: Is this safe for Diabetics?
A: Let me simply quote Bruce Fife. "There is one fat that diabetics can eat without fear. That fat is Coconut Oil. Not only does it not contribute to diabetes but it helps regulate blood sugar, thus lessening the effects of the disease" – Bruce Fife
Q: What are the brain health benefits of Coconut Oil?
A:Coconut oil is rich in medium chain triglycerides, particularly lauric acid, caprylic acid and capric acid. These fats are rapidly converted by the body into ketone bodies, an efficient alternative fuel source for the brain. Ketones can support mental clarity, focus and memory by providing neurons with stable energy, especially when glucose metabolism is impaired. Lauric acid from coconut oil is also converted by the body into monolaurin, a compound associated with immune defence and neurological resilience. This is why coconut oil has long been valued for cognitive support, neurological protection and long term brain vitality.
Q: Can Coconut Oil relieve psoriasis?
A: Coconut Oil is a safe natural remedy to try if you suffer from psoriasis, an autoimmune disease that causes skin cells to build up, says Dr. Zeichner, which leads to rough, red, scaly patches. Aside from making a hot bath even more luxurious, adding a couple of tablespoons of Coconut Oil to the tub can relieve itchy, scaly skin.
Q: Is Coconut Oil Anti-Acne?
A: Coconut Oil is comprised of a unique combination of natural fats, which makes it useful in treating the skin. These fatty acids include linoleic acid (which can be beneficial for acne-prone skin)and up to 50% lauric acid (which is hydrating and antimicrobial).
Q: Can Coconut Oil soothe eczema?
A: Coconut Oil can also be used as a natural treatment option for those with eczema, a cluster of skin issues that lead to red, itchy, swollen patches of skin. One small study found that eczema patients (specifically those suffering from atopic dermatitis) who applied Virgin Coconut Oil to the skin twice a day experienced a reduction in staph bacteria on the skin, dryness, abrasions, redness, and thickening of the skin due to scratching. Apply a light layer of Virgin Coconut Oil to the affected area twice a day to help soothe eczema.
Q: Can Coconut Oil treat feet?
A: Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that’s triggered by sweaty feet. Coconut Oil may help soothe the infection and flaking skin. After you apply athlete’s foot treatment, top it with a layer of Virgin Coconut Oil and cover with cotton socks. This works wonders for cracked heels, too.
Q: Is Ancient Purity Coconut Oil refined or deodorised?
A: No. Ancient Purity Coconut Oil is completely unrefined, non deodorised and non bleached. This means no chemical processing, no steam stripping and no heat damage. What you smell and taste is the natural coconut itself, not a neutralised industrial fat.
Q: Why does this Coconut Oil smell stronger than supermarket Coconut Oil?
A: Most supermarket coconut oils are deodorised to remove the natural coconut aroma. This process also removes beneficial compounds. A true raw extra virgin coconut oil should smell fresh, clean and distinctly coconutty. Aroma is a sign of integrity, not a flaw.
Q: Can Coconut Oil support gut health?
A: Coconut Oil supports gut health through its antimicrobial fatty acids, particularly lauric, caprylic and capric acids. These help maintain a balanced gut environment by discouraging unwanted microbes while being gentle on the digestive lining.
Q: Is Coconut Oil suitable for keto or low carbohydrate diets?
A: Yes. Coconut Oil is highly compatible with ketogenic and low carbohydrate diets. Its medium chain triglycerides are rapidly converted into ketones, providing an efficient fuel source without raising blood glucose.
Q: Does Coconut Oil support hormone health?
A: Yes. Coconut Oil is a stable saturated fat that supports normal hormone production. Cholesterol and saturated fats are required building blocks for steroid hormones including cortisol, progesterone and DHEA.
Q: Can Coconut Oil help with dry mouth or oral health?
A: Coconut Oil is traditionally used for oil pulling, an Ayurvedic practice that supports oral hygiene. Swishing coconut oil in the mouth may help reduce unwanted oral bacteria and support gum health.
Q: Is Coconut Oil suitable for children?
A: Yes. Coconut Oil has been used for generations as a nourishing fat for all ages. Its gentle digestibility and natural antimicrobial properties make it suitable for children when used as part of a balanced diet.
Q: How should Coconut Oil be stored?
A: Store Coconut Oil at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. There is no need to refrigerate. Properly stored, high quality coconut oil has an excellent shelf life due to its natural stability.
Q: Can Coconut Oil be used as a carrier oil for essential oils?
A: Yes. Coconut Oil is an excellent carrier oil for essential oils. Its skin compatibility, stability and absorption profile make it suitable for massage, topical blends and aromatherapy applications.
Q: Is Coconut Oil environmentally sustainable?
A: Ancient Purity Coconut Oil is sourced from small scale producers using traditional methods. Single origin sourcing supports local farming communities and avoids the large scale industrial practices common in mass market coconut oil production.
Q: What does Coconut Oil work best with?
A: Ancient Purity Coconut Oil pairs exceptionally well with the following products, creating powerful internal and external synergies.
Cooking
its use as a cooking oil it is more stable than any other form of oil or butter at high temperatures. Unlike other oils and butters Coconut Oil is a complete saturated fat so does not form any dangerous trans-fatty acids or polymerised oil, so if you are going to heat or cook any food you should only use Ancient Purity Extra Virgin Coconut Oil. You can use it when sautéing or stir-frying vegetables, meat, eggs, or fish. Mix it into sauces and salad dressings. Coating meat or poultry and spices before baking.
Topical
Coconut Oil Hair Mask: To prepare the mask: Mix 2 tablespoons of Coconut Oil with 1 tablespoon of honey. Melt in a pan until they are well combined. Apply the mask to damp hair and leave on for around 20 minutes. Rinse the mask off and shampoo the hair.
First Step Face Wash: Because Coconut Oil is naturally antibacterial, antifungal, and moisturising, many women swear by its use as a nighttime moisturiser for their face, too. Try the oil cleansing method: Simply rub the oil in circular motions all over your face and neck, giving yourself a gentle massage as you go. When you’re done, cleanse gain with your favourite gentle face wash to ensure all the residue is rinsed away.
Eye Cream: While there are plenty of hydrating eye creams on the market, Coconut Oil works in a pinch. If you’re dealing with dry under-eyes, whether it be from colder weather, dehydration, or simply getting older, using a moisturising eye cream can completely rejuvenate your complexion. Simply dab on a light layer of Coconut Oil (use your ring finger to avoid tugging or applying too much pressure) to dry under-eyes to hydrate and protect the skin. It’s best to do this before bed, as it may slide around underneath makeup.
Massage Oil: Many store-bought massage oils have either Coconut or jojoba oil as their base. Cut out the middleman and go straight to the bottle. It’s slippery, skin-friendly, and moisturising.
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