Malaysian sustainable palm oil has the right level of nutrients to support your health.
● No other oil has as much vitamin E as palm oil. Vitamin E helps reduce harmful free radicals in the body and helps delay the aging process.
● Unrefined and crude palm oils are rich in carotenoids, an effective antioxidant which helps strengthen the body’s immune system and may reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease.
● Malaysian sustainable palm oil contains less inflammatory omega 6s than most other oils, such as canola, soybean and corn. Palm oil’s fatty acid profile helps guard against
dangerous inflammation.
The qualities of palm oil make it an ideal choice for food manufacturers replacing trans fat in their formulas. Palm oil is also an excellent source of energy, and has a neutral effect on blood cholesterol. Discover more about this wholesome oil in the following articles.
Feeding her kids nutritious snacks and meals is a priority for international blogger Viv Jones. “It’s definitely easier to grab something convenient, but I try my best to have healthier snack and meal options that will nourish their growing bodies and busy brains! I’d rather spend a little time preparing healthier snacks so I can […]
“Palm oil is heart-healthy and good brain food. While using this certified sustainable oil for home cooking is a relatively new thing, it is catching on,” explained Donsky.
Whether they are opening restaurants, preparing iconic Malaysian dishes or sharing the benefits of the country’s responsibly produced palm oil, these foodies want the American people to know more about what makes Malaysian foods so special.
Blogger SoCalTwinMommy showed other home cooks how to prepare a classic grilled meal using Malaysian certified sustainable palm oil. “About a year ago, I was introduced to Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil and have been using it ever since!” she wrote.
Recently 100 Malaysian children and their parents got help from the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC), which sponsored a baking demonstration and cooking workshop. While learning to bake brownies and make fresh sandwiches, participants also learned about the health and socioeconomic benefits of their country’s certified sustainable palm oil.
When natural health expert Bryce Wylde told CityLine TV audiences which all-natural foods to eat for brain health, he included sustainable Malaysian red palm fruit oil. He stressed that the tocotrienols found in red palm oil have been found to protect the brain’s white matter.
We’re also grateful to bloggers who go out of their way to clear up misconceptions about Malaysian palm oil.
A nutrition expert explains to ABC viewers why adding more healthy fat to your diet will help burn off your fat reserves. And one easy way to get more healthy fats in, and trans fats out, is by cooking with Malaysian palm oil.
It’s hard to know what to put on the kitchen table when there’s contradictory advice about what to eat and not eat. Nutritionist Jonny Bowden, Ph.D. helped health and lifestyle bloggers decipher the trends and analyze what’s truly needed in a healthy diet when he presented at the Mom’s Meet Southern California WOW Summit.
American Public Television has launched a 13-episode series, Taste of Malaysia with Martin Yan. The chef extraordinaire and popular television host will take viewers on a culinary journey through Malaysia’s tri-cultural landscape.
The Palm Oil Health and Nutrition blog is your resource for information on the health and nutritional benefits of Malaysian palm fruit oil and palm fruit oil bioactives. We provide breaking news and industry research, including the exciting potential for supporting cardiovascular and neurological health. Scientists, health experts and renowned chefs have come together to provide facts, health and nutrition advice, recipes and more, so check back often. 
