As India marks the beginning of different festivities all across the nation a seemingly minor part of our festivals ties the whole country together. Coconuts have been used as an auspicious marker to new beginnings and a sacrament all across India. Apart from its cultural use coconut is also widely used in cooking especially in the southern parts of India.
Rich in health benefits let’s explore the various ways and forms coconut can make an addition in your life:
Coconut oil is a well known healer and can be used to tend to minor nicks and cuts after they have been properly disinfected.
Oil pulling with coconut oil for 10 minutes everyday can fight and reduce the risk of dental infections.
A mix of essential oils in a coconut base make the perfect non toxic mosquito repellent if you have easily irritable or sensitive skin.
Coconut oil’s antibacterial properties make it a great vegan deodorant alternative that contains no chemicals.
A relaxing champi has been a part of every Indian’s childhood, and using coconut oil to massage your head helps with migranes, headaches and takes you on a sweet trip down memory lane.
For all the new parents who look for vegan and organic substitutes for rash creams to prevent diaper rashes, coconut oil also proves to be a gentle and safe alternative to all the chemicals.
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As India marks the beginning of different festivities all across the nation a seemingly minor part of our festivals ties the whole country together. Coconuts have been used as an auspicious marker to new beginnings and a sacrament all across India. Apart from its cultural use coconut is also widely used in cooking especially in the southern parts of India.