Lauricidin

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Thanks for all of the info, everyone.

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Where can you purchase Lauricidin?

Theresa

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> I use it for my kids. It works rather well as an anti-viral, altho I

> do need to add olive leaf extract, so apparently it does not target

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> Viral die off causes NASTY yeast for my kids, so if you notice

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> It tastes like soap, so I would not grind it up unless absolutely

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you can purchase lauricidin at www.lauricidin.com

im pretty sure this is the only place to purchase it.

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>Where can you purchase Lauricidin?

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>Theresa

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> > > Is anyone here using Lauricidin? If so, what kind of results have

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> > I use it for my kids. It works rather well as an anti-viral, altho I

> > do need to add olive leaf extract, so apparently it does not target

> > all viruses.

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> > Viral die off causes NASTY yeast for my kids, so if you notice

> > problems, try adding yeast killers.

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> > > Also, how is the flavor when ground and added to something like

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> > It tastes like soap, so I would not grind it up unless absolutely

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i have lauricidin, it is supposed to be a good anti viral. havent used it

much though cause my son is taking soooooo much now. trying to find a " spot " to

fit it in. my son was on prescribed anti fungals and anti virals for three

years with only little improvement. he is a tough nut! however, what i have

read about lauricidin and what my dan docs have said, sounds like a good

product and that is why i bought it. vicki

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> I just order this product to try for anti-fangal and anti-viral.

> http://www.lauricidin.com

> My sons BM problems returned three weeks ago and I am still working

on it.

> No major improvement on GSE, but better with probiotics.

> A listmate from another list recommended it and said dr. Mc Candles

puts all

> kids on this. Any experience here?

I have used it. In the past, when my son did not tolerate fats, it

caused major problems. Now that my son's fat absorption issue is

resolved, I have given it a little here and there, and it works very

well, just like the OLE. It does also cause yeast [even tho it is

supposed to be anti-fungal also] so I have to give it with GSE.

Dana

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Hi ,

I use lauricidin. I think like many of the natural antivirals the

dosing isn't so much by weight as by your child's reaction. I've

heard of kids reacting to one pellet. So, I would start slowly and

work up.

Just as a reference though, my son, who did start slowly on it,

weighs 34 pounds and is taking 3 full scoops a day. The site does

claim that Lauricidin can help with bowel function, and it is

supposed to deal with measles. If this is true, then I would think

that would do a great deal of good for many of our kids digestive

tracks.

On another note: my son too became constipated because of the OLE.

It's sad, isn't it, because OLE is such a great supplement.

Anita

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> Going to try lauricidin for the first time. For those of you

using it

> where did you start for dose and where did you end up?

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> Currently ds (age 11, over 100lbs) is taking 25VS/day, astragalus

> (just removed OLE due to constipation), colostrum, magnesium, vit

C,

> A, probiotics, biotin, nordic natural ultimate omega.

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> Do most people use it for its anti-viral properties or for

something

> else? I thought I heard it was supposed to be good for the

digestive

> track. Is that true? I assume I should be looking for the same

viral

> die off signs I see with VS. Anything else I should look out for?

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> Thanks

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> Going to try lauricidin for the first time. For those of you using it

> where did you start for dose and where did you end up?

I started my son with 1 pellet per day, and eventually worked up to

two scoops 3x per day. It caused MASSIVE yeast, more than I could

control, no matter what dose.

OLE and Virastop worked much better for my kids tho.

Dana

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hi, I USE TWO SCOOPS PER DAY, ONE IN THE MORNING AND ONE IN THE AFTERNOON. HIS

YEAST IS UNDER CONTROL AND NO SIDE EFFECTS... MY SON IS 16YRS. OLD AND WEIGHS

200 LBS... SO THE DOSAGE MIGHT BE LESS FOR A SMALLER CHILD.... I WOULD CONTACT

THE LAURICIDIN WEBSITE AND ASK SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUR CHILD''S WEIGHT... I HOPE

THIS HELPS...

CORINNE

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> Going to try lauricidin for the first time. For those of you using it

> where did you start for dose and where did you end up?

I started my son with 1 pellet per day, and eventually worked up to

two scoops 3x per day. It caused MASSIVE yeast, more than I could

control, no matter what dose.

OLE and Virastop worked much better for my kids tho.

Dana

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On Mon May 22, 2006 8:43pm(PDT), " corinnevela "

corinnevela@... wrote:

>hi, I USE TWO SCOOPS PER DAY, ONE IN THE MORNING AND ONE IN THE

>AFTERNOON. HIS YEAST IS UNDER CONTROL AND NO SIDE EFFECTS.

FWIW we cook with coconut oil and have found that to be very

helpful... we also seem to get fewer and less severe colds.

Lauricidin is iirc made of 1/2 lauric acid and 1/2 glycerin. It is a

man made product. Coconut oil is natural and 1/2 lauric acid, 1/2

whatever other fats etc... nature put into the coconut. And it's very

good for cooking.

Marty

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i always have to go low and slow with my tough nut. so, im on only 1 scoop per

day. also use OLE and cumanda. all this anti viral stuff causes lots of yeast

for my son. had to bump up the yeast protocol. i plan on starting virastop one

day too

vicki

corinnevela <corinnevela@...> wrote:

hi, I USE TWO SCOOPS PER DAY, ONE IN THE MORNING AND ONE IN THE AFTERNOON.

HIS YEAST IS UNDER CONTROL AND NO SIDE EFFECTS... MY SON IS 16YRS. OLD AND

WEIGHS 200 LBS... SO THE DOSAGE MIGHT BE LESS FOR A SMALLER CHILD.... I WOULD

CONTACT THE LAURICIDIN WEBSITE AND ASK SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUR CHILD''S WEIGHT...

I HOPE THIS HELPS...

CORINNE

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> Going to try lauricidin for the first time. For those of you using it

> where did you start for dose and where did you end up?

I started my son with 1 pellet per day, and eventually worked up to

two scoops 3x per day. It caused MASSIVE yeast, more than I could

control, no matter what dose.

OLE and Virastop worked much better for my kids tho.

Dana

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Hi Judy! Very interested in LAURICIDIN! Keep us posted! Will do some research

as well. Thanks for the info. Dolores

Judkeels@... wrote: Hi everyone,

first of all, , I had my app't w/Dr. Brownstein 2 days ago. He does

not " do " Marshall Protocol per say, and works mostly w/minocin, doxy, zithromax,

etc. Right now I'm on doxy M/W/F and zithromax Tu/Th. Then, he introducted

" Lauricidin " which he is using with many of his patients now and has had

good results. He explained it all and of course, at home, I did my own research

on the interent. Lauricidin is not a drug but a dietary supplement and has

anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties in it. It's itsy-bitsy

white pellets which is taken w/water with or without food. Anyway, I began two

days ago, and will see if I feel a difference.

Anyone in the group taking it or have heard of it? I hadn't till I spoke

w/him.

His rule for Vit D is " labor day thru memorial Day " supplement, and the

other mths regular sunlight. We're here in Mi so I'm sure it depends on what

state you're in....can get very dreary here in the winter but summer very sunny.

To everyone's health!!

Judy

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Wow! This is very interesting since this comes from coconut oil and I have just

been

reading about coconut oil as antibiotic use. We started using coconut oil in

the last couple

of months for cooking, etc. and are very happy with it... now wondering about

using more

of it.....

Anyway, just wanted to say please keep us posted.....

Rhea

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> Hi everyone,

> first of all, , I had my app't w/Dr. Brownstein 2 days ago. He does

> not " do " Marshall Protocol per say, and works mostly w/minocin, doxy,

zithromax,

> etc. Right now I'm on doxy M/W/F and zithromax Tu/Th. Then, he introducted

> " Lauricidin " which he is using with many of his patients now and has had

> good results. He explained it all and of course, at home, I did my own

research

> on the interent. Lauricidin is not a drug but a dietary supplement and has

> anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties in it. It's itsy-bitsy

> white pellets which is taken w/water with or without food. Anyway, I began two

> days ago, and will see if I feel a difference.

> Anyone in the group taking it or have heard of it? I hadn't till I spoke

> w/him.

> His rule for Vit D is " labor day thru memorial Day " supplement, and the

> other mths regular sunlight. We're here in Mi so I'm sure it depends on what

> state you're in....can get very dreary here in the winter but summer very

sunny.

> To everyone's health!!

> Judy

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Will do! I plan to begin Monday with a daily regiment of " oil pulling " .

Coconut was also mentioned along with sesame oil as the two preferred oils to

use. Yes, it IS interesting.

Judy

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http://www.lauricidin.com/lauricidin_coconut.asp

Not sure if the above article is just trying to sell their product or if there

is truth to waht they are saying. I was going to use oilve oil as I have some

and buy coconut, seseame or sunflower oil later, once I found out what is best

to us. But according to what they say Lauricidin is the only way to go. Not sure

what to believe. Certainly cheaper to buy the oil. I cant tell from their web

site how long a jar even lasts.

Judkeels@... wrote:

Will do! I plan to begin Monday with a daily regiment of " oil

pulling " .

Coconut was also mentioned along with sesame oil as the two preferred oils to

use. Yes, it IS interesting.

Judy

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> We purchased the Lauricidin and realized that it is pellets. What is

> the best way to take Lauricidin? It says not to crush the pellets.

> Should they be swallowed whole? Is it ok to put in food?

Swallow them whole. You can put them into applesauce etc, but be sure

they are NOT chewed. They taste nasty.

Watch for yeast overgrowth. Lauricidin caused a lot of yeast here.

Dana

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Hello Group,

A friend just told me about a supplement called Lauricidin and it sounds

very promising. http://www.lauricidin.com It has helped her family a lot.

Do any of you take it and are your experiences very positive like the

testimonials I have read on that site?

I feel a little cheated after reading about this. In my research of

coconut oil I have always read that VCO has antimicrobial and antiviral

properties because of its high lauric acid content. That is apparently

true only if the lauric acid is broken down correctly, which only

happens to a tiny extent in the human body (according to the doctor who

did the research and developed lauricidin).

The following is from http://www.lauricidin.com/lauricidin_coconut.asp

" Dr. Kabara's research showed that in order to have antimicrobial and

immune-boosting properties, the fat in coconut oil and mother's milk has

to be broken down into free fatty acids and monoglycerides BEFORE you

digest them.

*THE FATS IN COCONUT OIL AND MOTHER’S MILK ARE PER SE NOT ANTIMICROBIAL*

When babies get mother's milk, the milk contains an enzyme that breaks

down the fat into free fatty acids and monoglycerides prior to infant

digestion. Coconut oil does not contain this enzyme and therefore little

if any monoglycerides are absorbed as such into the body.

Current data shows that if your body does convert virgin coconut oil

(VCNO) into monolaurin, you might get less than 1% monolaurin. "

I just don't really know if this quote above makes sense to me. Why

would the lauric acid have to be broken down into its parts BEFORE it is

digested to get the benefit? Isn't that the point of digestion - to make

the components available for absorption? The coconut oil may be lacking

the enzyme, but do our digestive tracts lack it? That's what the quote

seems to say. If the enzyme is in mother's milk why don't we have enough

in our bodies? Which enzyme is it? Any expert thoughts out there? I'm

sure there's lots of studies I could scour the internet for, but finding

the time is such an issue...

I am excited to try this since I have such a hard time taking coconut

oil as a supplement. Coconut oil started out being yummy, but now it is

to the point where I can barely choke it down hidden in a smoothie. I've

gagged on the oiliness too many times and now I react even to the smell

of it. So sad since it used to smell so good to me. I also never noticed

an increase in energy from taking it or much immune support if I took a

lot while I was sick. I figured it was just because I couldn't take

enough of it for a consistent amount of time to see benefits. But maybe

it was just because the amount of monolaurin I ended up with was

insignificant.

Just thought others might be interested in this as well (assuming I'm

not the only one who doesn't know about this... )

Thanks,

B.

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Hello,

Yes I have, it caused major constipation for me. I think you are

better off with your standard VCO (Virgin Coconut Oil). Lauricedin or

monolaurin is supposedly the " active " ingredient in VCO which helps

kill lipid coated viruses. I didn't have any luck with it and it just

backed me up.

Instead, each morning I blend together water, yogurt, 1 tbsp.

freshly ground flax seeds, and 1 tbsp. of VCO, Olive, or Flax oil and

drink with a few calcium pills. Sometimes I also add a spoonful of

cottage chees. This is supposed to help oxygenate the body and get

the necessary Omega-3 oils to the cells.

Cheers,

Brad

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