Monolaurin as an anti-cancer agent?

[Guest guest]

Hello folks.

Thank you for your replies to my recent questions on fatty acids.

So, is this " monolaurin " (below) known as an anti-cancer agent?

Any good links on this to share, if you would be so kind?

Thanks much!

Glen from Illinois, USA

(http://editor.nourishedmagazine.com.au/articles/swine-flu-no-ones-talking-about\

-building-natural-immunity)

<< Swine Flu: No one's talking about building natural immunity

By The Nourisher >>

<< This is part of an email sent to Weston A Price Foundation Members: >>

<< Swine flu is a lipid coated virus, and thus is inactivated by

sufficient amounts of monolaurin. (Our bodies convert lauric acid, found in

coconut oil, to monolaurin). According to our own Dr. Enig, two to three

tablespoons of coconut oil per day appears to be an adequate dosage to fight

infection, even from virulent antibiotic-resistant organisms such as MSRA.