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    Mct oil

    Does anyone have any experience with MCT oil? I've read a whole bunch of reviews but wanted to know if anyone on these fourms has personal experience with MCT oil on a ketogenic diet. Thanks.

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    I've been using MCT oil for quite some time now. I don't do keto diets but I do use the MCT oil a days when I keep carbs really low...gives me a good amount of energy and has thermogenic propterties. I like the Now brand liquid...taste pretty good too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M302_Imola View Post
    I've been using MCT oil for quite some time now. I don't do keto diets but I do use the MCT oil a days when I keep carbs really low...gives me a good amount of energy and has thermogenic propterties. I like the Now brand liquid...taste pretty good too.
    Agreed. It is a solid product for this purpose. I havent used it n a while but used too for sure and prob will again.

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    What kind of dosing are you gentlemen using?
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    Haven't even heard the term "MCT Oil" in years. Blast from the past.
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    I figured it's a little old school but if it does well on a ketogenic diet then it's something a lot of people are missing out on.

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    It is def old school but it def gives you an energy boost especially when carb depleted for sure.
    Ausin I dont recall the doses i used to take... sorry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by austinite View Post
    What kind of dosing are you gentlemen using?
    I've been using the Now brand and typically dose it at 15ml (1 tbl. sp) with my non-carb containing meals. Macros are: 100 cals, 14g fat, 0g carbs, 0g protein. It's worth noting that MCT oil is not an essential fatty acid (efa) so don't use it for this purpose. I often throw in some efa's on top of my MCT oil dose. I've gone carbless for a 36 hour period before and still my energy levels didn't suffer due to MCT oil supplementation. I will also note that MCT oil can cause stomach discomfort in some and I def wouldn't dose more than 15ml at one time...in fact I would start with half that dose to access tolerance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by M302_Imola View Post

    I've been using the Now brand and typically dose it at 15ml (1 tbl. sp) with my non-carb containing meals. Macros are: 100 cals, 14g fat, 0g carbs, 0g protein. It's worth noting that MCT oil is not an essential fatty acid (efa) so don't use it for this purpose. I often throw in some efa's on top of my MCT oil dose. I've gone carbless for a 36 hour period before and still my energy levels didn't suffer due to MCT oil supplementation. I will also note that MCT oil can cause stomach discomfort in some and I def wouldn't dose more than 15ml at one time...in fact I would start with half that dose to access tolerance.
    Do you know what kind of fat it is moly poly unsaturated saturated?

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    It is saturated, bit it doesn't **** up your lipids and arteries like other saturated fats.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    It is saturated, bit it doesn't **** up your lipids and arteries like other saturated fats.
    Hell yeah definitely getting some tomorrow

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