Cold-pressed oils preserve enzymes and antioxidants through low-heat extraction, while refined oils lose these compounds through high heat and solvents. In rural Kerala, traditionally made coconut oil was used daily for skin, digestion, and nervous system support, with people experiencing low inflammation and stable blood sugar.
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The problem is not with seed oils. The problem lies with how we extract seed oils. Since the dawn of civilization, the extraction of oil was considered a sacred act. This is cold extraction— low heat, no chemicals, no bleaching, no deodorizing. When oil is extracted gently, it keeps its enzymes, antioxidants, and life force intact. In rural Kerala, this was everyday medicine. Coconut oil wasn't just it was nourishment, skincare, wound care, nervous system food. People weren't inflamed, blood sugar stayed stable, and digestion worked. Not because they avoided fat, because fat was alive with pranic intelligence. Modern industrial extraction uses heat, pressure, dangerous solvents. The oil survives, but the pranic intelligence doesn't. When you remove life from food, food, the body responds with confusion, inflammation, and overload. So don't blame the oil, blame our disconnection from nature. Want to see more videos like this? Give me a follow.