no, the fluctuation in weight would be from the calories in the nuts and the coconut milk, which are both energy-dense foods. if you are actually gaining bodyfat, that is. fluctuations in the number on the scale do not necessarily mean much.
"dean ornish and dr. davis think the palmitic acid our bodies use for fuel while we sleep is poison if we eat it. zero-carbers like charles washington think the oldest fuel in our evolutionary history – glucose - used by organisms a billion years ago and without which the brains of modern mammals cannot survive for more than a few minutes – is an unnatural toxin if you eat it. both views ignore basic facts of medical physiology and defy evolutionary history." - kurt harris