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Is it true that drinking coconut juice in the middle of practicing sports results in more arteriosclerosis?
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NO: I know of no evidence that coconut water (aka coconut juice) increases atherosclerosis in any way, and, looking at the nutritional content of coconut water i see absolutely nothing in it that would cause atherosclerosis. Have you heard this, and if so, where? To learn more about what is in coconut water see http://www.Nutrition-and-you.Com/coconut-water.Html.
Answered 12/9/2013
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