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Topic: Anyone familiar with monolaurin?

Ellen101
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I came across this supplement and was wondering if anyone is familiar with it. http://gentlehugs.wordpress.com/2010/06/02/monolaurin-quite-the-superhero/

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surprise
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Yes, Laurciden, the pellets. This is the 'top' brand of it.

Certainly not a 'wow' treatment over here, but can help with yeast.

I suppose if you never have incorporated coconut oil in your diet, which many people have now because of the news worthy health benefits,

then it may pack more of a punch. We've been using organic coconut oil in this house tho for 3-4 years.

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phyl6648
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I think its a great supplement. Before being dx with lyme I had a doc recommend it for cfs. It does help not sure how. Ex. I had this rash on my legs and withing 2 days after taking the capsule it was completely gone.

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soccermama
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We have used it in our house when the kids have gotten sick. For one daughter, in particular, it seems to work really well.

My husband has used it at the start of colds to prevent them from getting severe. It has many, many good properties.

My LLMD uses it primarily when viruses act up.

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MattH
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I have been using it, two scoops a day, for about 6 months. I bought a big tub of "The Ultimate Monolaurin." For me, I have not seen a significant improvement however when my practitioner tested me for it using ART, it came back strong as something I should use.

Seems that my pathways have been pretty block and that as I open up the pathways this will do more good. It is easy to take and certainly has a lot of testimonials but for me it will continue as a good secondary supplement.

All the Best, MattH

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Lymetoo
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It's supposed to be good in general and helps clear viruses.

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