Bulletproof coffee is all the buzz right now. Keto and Paleo dieters have made this a regular part of their diet, and athletes are even turning to this new coffee concoction to help boost their energy levels before an event. But, what exactly is bulletproof coffee?

There have been some mixed feelings about coconut oil over the past couple of years, but there really is no denying the fact that coconut oil contains some pretty impressive health benefits. From immune to gut health, and everything in between, coconut oil and coconut in general (things like coconut milk and shredded unsweetened coconut) are all great for overall health.

Cooking oils are often a topic of confusion when it comes to what’s healthy and what’s not. It’s not uncommon to forget how important it is to take a look at what oils we are cooking with as more times than not we are focusing on the foods we consume as opposed to the oils we cook with. However, cooking oils and which oils we choose plays a big role in overall wellness as some can be detrimental to our health and can lead to inflammation. In this post, we are going to look at the four best cooking oils that won’t cause inflammation, and then look at the oils we want to be staying away from.

Coconut oil has been a hot topic of conversation since a Harvard professor came out saying that she thought coconut oil was “pure poison.” But, is this really the case, and why did this professor have such a strong opinion about coconut oil? Let’s talk about why coconut oil has been a topic of controversy, and if it’s something you will want to continue adding to your diet.