Melrose MCT Oil Boost Your Brain Power
Coconut derived medium chain triglycerides are easily absorbed and converted in the liver to ketones, which help fuel the brain and body for mental and physical performance. Ketones allow the body to produce energy from good fats rather than from sugar and carbohydrates. Melrose MCT Brain Power contains higher amounts of caprylic acid (C8), which converts more efficiently into ketone energy and is used by the brain and body faster than other fats. It also contains C6, which is the fastest absorbing fatty acid. Our MCTs are derived from organic coconut oil in the Philippines and come from sustainable farms. Free of palm oil.
Mental and physical performance
Supports a ketogenic diet
Rapid natural energy
Helps provide fuel for the brain
$18.94
Product information
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Ingredients
100% Medium Chain Triglycerides from Coconut Oil from organic coconuts
Caproic acid (C6) 4%, caprylic acid (C8) 75% and capric acid (C10) 21%
Suitable for vegans, GM free, gluten free, soy free.
Does not contain any flavours, colours, sweeteners or fillers
Uses solvent-free fractionation to extract the MCTs. No chemical or solvents are used.
Directions for use
Serving suggestion: Start with 1/2-1 teaspoon per day. After one week slowly increase dosage by 1/2-1 teaspoon per day. Do not exceed maximum of 2 tablespoons per dosage.
Flavour free oil for everyday use. Can be taken straight, added to hot drinks, smoothies food and salad dressings.
For best results, take as part of a low carbohydrate diet.
Warnings
Inappropriate serving size can cause stomach upset. Please follow serving suggestion.
Customer Reviews
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