Disregarding of where you may dwell

Disregarding of where you may dwell, it is expected that the coconut palm in some way assists you. Many call it the tree of life because most people, especially islanders depend upon it for the essentials of life. There are endless ways in which the coconut palm can help man. The leaves can be used in many ways; in fact, a hundred of them can make a spacious dwelling. The thatch roof, walls, partitions between rooms, windows and doors are all made of the leaves, as well as baskets, mats, fans, brooms and other items used in the house. Skirts and hats can also be made out of leaves and can also be used as firewood and torches. Coconut palm trunks, being highly resistant to termites, make fine supporting posts for houses. They can also be the main component of stadium fence and bridges. The porcupine wood, which is the wood from the coconut trunk, can be made into cabinets. The hard shell is also useful and can be made into vases, earrings, necklaces, lampshades, brooches, toys, utensils and other items. Toothbrushes, medicines for dysentery, dye or mouthwash can be also made of the roots of the coconut palm. The dried coconut meat, commonly referred as copra, is manufactured tons each year wherein oil rich in glycerine and other processed things and products. This oil is discovered in the brake fluid of cars, in shampoos, lotions, lubricators, detergents, soaps, shaving soap, toothpastes, plastics, paints, ice cream, margarine, vegetable shortening, yes, countless things you likely use or eat. The coconut palm is indeed a noteworthy tree that without doubt serves you, wherever you may inhabit.