Re: Re: coconut oil and candida

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Absolutely.

Bonnie

Re: Re: coconut oil and candida

I would agree..excpet that obviously monolaurin, by itself in larger dosages,

can do some things that coconut oil cannot do. Monolaurin is even being used as

a preservative and cleaner/disinfectant.

There are countless examples of this. Grape seed extract or pine bark extract

come to mind. I prefer many things as a " whole food " , but there are things that

can be better- extracted. I go back to the whole coconut example.

---- Bonnie Cole <bonnieview@...> wrote: > :> > I think when

you take ACTIVE ingredients OUT of just about anything, they don't work as well

(and/or as they should) but consuming them WITHIN the original product is the

best way to go. Even Dr. Fife has said that in his books.> > Bonnie> > -----

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Tell us about the benefits you saw and what kind of die-off symptoms you had. We

live for this stuff, so tell us all that you can.

Bonnie

Re: coconut oil and candida

>

> Hi there,

>

> I started taking virgin coconut oil about 2 weeks ago (3 tablespoons)

> per day with meal for treating candida. I also take enzymes

> supplement and natural yogurt for probiotics. I saw some die-off in

> the first 1.5 day but after that I am not sure what is happening.

What is " die-off " ?