Lauricidin 227g / 8oz jar (4-6 week supply)

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Lauricidin® can be taken with other medications and supplements, but not all interactions can be predicted. It is best to consult with your health professional.

Recent research on female primates indicates that daily application of monolaurin vaginal gel may reduce the risk of contracting SIV, the primate form of HIV. Antifungal Lauricidin® can be taken with other medications and supplements, but not all interactions can be predicted. It is best to consult with your health professional. How long should I take Lauricidin®? As a result, there are no dosage guidelines available, and the limited amount of research does not allow scientists to formulate an appropriate range of doses.Potential monolaurin benefits stem from its immune-boosting, antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal properties. These benefits include prevention and treatment of health problems with viral roots, including the common cold, the flu, herpes, chronic fatigue syndrome as well as bacterial infections, such as staph infection and fungal infections. about a third of the standard adult dose, my infections have clearly diminished in severity, but the VERY

A cell study compared monolaurin and 6 common antibiotics (including penicillin, oxacillin, and vancomycin) against bacteria causing skin infections. Monolaurin showed promise and animal studies are needed [ 6]. Lauricidin® is nontoxic. If starting levels are too high, a patient may experience short-term (a few days to a few weeks) exacerbation of mild symptoms such as headache, joint and muscle pain, body aches, acne, itchy skin, mild rashes, skin flushing, sore throat, general malaise, sweating, chills, nausea, or other symptoms. This mild and temporary response may be likened to what is known as a Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction. Although the FDA hasn’t approved monolaurin for the treatment of any medical condition or disease, it’s given it Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) status. This means that monolaurin is generally considered safe to use in foods, even in large amounts. But quantity limits in standardized foods with nutritional labeling, like granola bars, may exist. Lauricidin is a naturally occuring, non-toxic solution for persistant viral and fungal infections such as herpes, shingles, and Epstein Barr, and candida.We are not able to provide specific health advice over the phone. Specific health questions should be directed to your health provider.

Lauricidin® is a pure lipid extract and has a natural bitter, soap-like taste to it. We recommend simply washing down the Lauricidin® pellets with cool water or juice which is associated with little to no taste. In contrast to this general finding, monolaurin was able to inhibit the growth of both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria in skin cells [ 6]. Additionally, the body can convert lauric acid into monolaurin. The richest food source of lauric acid is coconut oil, with certain coconut products consisting of nearly 50 percent lauric acid. Lauric acid’s antibacterial properties make it a beneficial substance for preventing growth of microbes, toxins and carcinogens within foods or household products. This is the reason I’m such a fan of using pure coconut oil for so many uses and treatments, whether applying it your skin and hair, shaving with it or trying coconut oil pulling.

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No. The usual 300 mg capsule contains in addition to 300mg monolaurin, a base of inosine 7.5 mg and calcium-phosphate 106 mg with inert ingredients: dicalcium-phosphate, cellulose-powder and silicon-dioxide. Is monolaurin a coconut oil? No, but it is found in coconut oil as well as breast milk. As a 2016 scientific article points out: Health Professional-recommended and 100% Non-Toxic, Pure Nutrient, Lauricidin® is safe for your entire family and pets.

Lieberman S, et al. (2006).A review of monolaurin and lauric acid: Natural virucidal and bactericidalagents. Another advantage of using a natural toothpaste is the absence of sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS). Lauricare™ is an SLS free toothpaste, meaning it doesn't contain this harsh chemical, which can cause irritation in some individuals. Furthermore, it's one of the best toothpaste options if you're looking for a toothpaste without fluoride and sodium lauryl sulfate. Lauricare™: The Healthiest Toothpaste for You and Your Family Lauricidin® containers may contain varying levels of residual powder that may leave a very mild taste in the mouth that is not harmful. Are there any side effects when taking Lauricidin®? We recommend not exceeding 12 teaspoons (12 full scoops) per day and always to start low and increase intake slowly. Even though Lauricidin is considered non-toxic and most people tolerate it quite well, you can occasionally develop a reaction called a “die-off effect”…Adults —– Take with or after meals. The mini-pellets can be placed in the mouth and swallowed with water or juice. Do not take with hot liquids. Do not chew or take as a powder. The recommended initial level of Lauricidin® is ~0.75 gram (1/4 blue scoop) or less two or three times daily for a week before increasing the amount.