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Medinook - Ask a Doctor Online via Email and Live Chat Medinook. Your own health corner. Share healthcare. Spread healthcare. Visit us as http://www.medinook.com Medinook is based on Health 2.0 principles and concepts.

Medinook, a BlueBeaks initiative, intends to render, providers and consumers of healthcare services, a socially engaging and rewarding platform through use of internet and mobile technology. Medinook was launched on April 15, 2013. Medinook is owned and operated by Bluebeaks Solutions LLP(www.bluebeaks.com), a Limited Liability Partnership firm bearing LLP Identity No. AAA-6807 established in 2011 in India under LLP Act 2008. Medinook provides a platform where users can interact with physicians and practitioners from diverse areas of conventional and alternate medicines through emails, text chats and video chats. The providers of health services are remunerated for their discussions and advice. Users can also ask quick queries to physicians and other Medinookers. They can direct such queries to the right communities from where they can expect fast and timely replies. Users can store their medical records in a secure manner to facilitate their discussions with the physicians and practitioners. Apart from giving inputs to health queries from users through email, text chat and video chat, the providers of health services can share knowledge and information amongst themselves and enrich each other's experience through emails, text chats and video chats. Medinook provides an excellent platform to such providers of healthcare services to increase and advertise their online presence. Medinook's unique algorithm makes the participative and performing providers of healthcare services in Medinook appear prominently in Medinook's Leaderboard. In Medinook, the consumers of health service are not consumers alone. They become "prosumers" through a "patient centric" community building process whereby users can connect to and share their experiences with other users suffering from similar ailments or having similar health concerns. Medinook enables generation and use of rich healthcare content by providing an innovative platform to users to share information (including photographs and videos) related to various symptoms, conditions and treatments. Medinook's innovative search facilities enable users to dig out the relevant contents in an efficient and effective manner.

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     Health Benefits of Coconut 1 – Coconut for Weight LossCoconut oil promotes weight loss. Researchers have discovered...
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Health Benefits of Coconut 1 – Coconut for Weight Loss
Coconut oil promotes weight loss. Researchers have discovered that besides coconut oil not increasing body fat, it in fact produces a reduction in white fat stores.

In a study of obese mice that received a diet rich in either coconut or safflower oil, mice that received the coconut oil were found to have made much less fat cells than mice that received the safflower oil.

Due to the fact that the medium-chain fats found in coconut are absorbed easily and made use of as a source of energy by the body preferentially, the body’s metabolic rate is actually increased.

Health Benefits of Coconut 2 – Coconut for Fungal Infections
The lauric acid found in coconuts as well as its derivative monolaurin which is converted from lauric acid in the body, is effective in eliminating various fungi, such as Candida albicans and ringworm.

Health Benefits of Coconut 3 – Coconut for AIDS
Research recently carried out has revealed that coconut oil reduces viral load in AIDS patients.

Nutrients in Coconut
The fat in coconut is nearly all the immune boosting medium chain saturated fat. The flesh of a coconut consists of around 50% water and about 35% coconut oil, 10% carbohydrates, and 3.5% protein. Coconuts are a great source of molybdenum, manganese and copper. Coconut also is a good source of zinc and selenium.

History of Coconut
The coconut palm is believed to have come from someplace in the Malayan archipelago and was soon spread by nature and man. Herb infused coconut has been made use of in Ayurvedic medicine for nearly 4,000 years as an effective parasitic skin disease treatment.

Approximately 20 billion coconuts are harvested every year, and even though the Philippines, Indonesia and India are the major producers, the coconut palm also grows in the tropical regions of Asia, Latin America, the Pacific Islands and East Africa.

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