Enova Oil

PLEASE DO!!!! I have been wondering the same thing, is it good - so will be interesting to hear
your verdict. I live in the Chicago area, am currently seeing it on the store shelves but haven't
tried it yet.

Joyce

(Ulah) said:

Has anyone ever tried this? It has an eponymous website, and I've ordered some of it to try out
(unless you live in Atlanta or Chicago you have to order it online, and it ain't cheap). I
understand that it's fat and 80% of it is the fat that's expended as energy in the liver. But it's
apparently (according to the site) very big in Japan.

I'll get back to you on how it tastes, works, etc. once I've tried it.

Just a quick reading of their spiel.... hmmm. I don't know. If I only eat the amount of calories (or
points) needed on a daily basis then my body should not store any of whatever as fat even if I eat a
"fat" that is NOT enova oil. In other words, the old calores in - calories out theory. If I eat 40
points and half of that is enova oil, then my body is still going to store something as fat
somewhere even if it effectively burns all the enova oil.

Then again, I'm not saying that this oil is not healthier, like olive oil or flax or whatever. Just
that I don't see it being any better toward weightloss?????

Comments?

Joyce said:

PLEASE DO!!!! I have been wondering the same thing, is it good - so will be interesting to hear
your verdict. I live in the Chicago area, am currently seeing it on the store shelves but haven't
tried it yet.

Joyce

(Ulah) said:

Has anyone ever tried this? It has an eponymous website, and I've ordered some of it to try out
(unless you live in Atlanta or Chicago you have to order it online, and it ain't cheap). I
understand that it's fat and 80% of it is the fat that's expended as energy in the liver. But it's
apparently (according to the site) very big in Japan.

I'll get back to you on how it tastes, works, etc. once I've tried it.

Ahhhhhhhh, that's just what I needed to hear ... and maybe where my mind was at but I couldn't put
my finger on why I wouldn't just bite into the sales spiel. calories are calories, excess is stored
somewhere. I can see where this might not be a bad product if you were a person who was consuming or
using a lot of fat products. But for those of us that have changed those habits, would it really
make any difference?

Guess I'll continue to stick with my olive oil and sunflower oils.

Joyce

Fred said:

Just a quick reading of their spiel.... hmmm. I don't know. If I only eat the amount of calories
(or points) needed on a daily basis then my body should not store any of whatever as fat even if I
eat a "fat" that is NOT enova oil. In other words, the old calores in - calories out theory. If I
eat 40 points and half of that is enova oil, then my body is still going to store something as fat
somewhere even if it effectively burns all the enova oil.

Then again, I'm not saying that this oil is not healthier, like olive oil or flax or whatever. Just
that I don't see it being any better toward weightloss?????

Comments?

Joyce said:

PLEASE DO!!!! I have been wondering the same thing, is it good - so will be interesting to hear
your verdict. I live in the Chicago area, am currently seeing it on the store shelves but haven't
tried it yet.

Joyce

(Ulah) said:

Has anyone ever tried this? It has an eponymous website, and I've ordered some of it to try out
(unless you live in Atlanta or Chicago you have to order it online, and it ain't cheap). I
understand that it's fat and 80% of it is the fat that's expended as energy in the liver. But
it's apparently (according to the site) very big in Japan.

I'll get back to you on how it tastes, works, etc. once I've tried it.