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Hi ,

I'm a new member and no authority on this subject, but I did just google

'coconut oil kills good bacteria?' and came up with some references. Here's a

quote from a naturopath who's written a book about coconut oil:

'One of the good things about lauric acid in virgin coconut oil is that it kills

lipid-coated bacteria but does not appear to harm the friendly intestinal

bacteria. The MCFA (medium chain fatty acids) in coconut oil also have

antifungal properties so not only will they kill disease-causing bacteria and

leave good bacteria alone, they will also kill candida and other fungi in the

intestinal tract, further supporting a healthy intestinal environment.'

http://www.coconut-connections.com/candida.htm

Also from the same author:

http://books.google.com.au/books?id=Lt3EiRdJPIMC & pg=PA37 & lpg=PA37 & dq=coconut+oil\

+kills+good+bacteria%3F & source=bl & ots=TwiOpCwJEA & sig=8FcgT86MwEF5F6mCm43FwnWNkFc\

& hl=en & ei=M1mfSuibCteCkAWLk5XqDw & sa=X & oi=book_result & ct=result & resnum=2#v=onepag\

e & q=coconut%20oil%20kills%20good%20bacteria%3F & f=false

Ah, found this on Bee's site too!:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/coconut3.php.

'Also, since monolaurin doesn't attack bacteria directly, the healthy bacteria

we need to create B-vitamins and perform other functions in the digestive tract

are unaffected -- again unlike antibiotics, which kill all bacteria

indiscriminately.'

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Hi ,

Only anti-biotics made in a lab kill good bacteria. All NATURAL anti-fungals

like garlic, coconut oil, pau d'arco tea, oregano oil, cloves, ginger, cayenne

etc. will NOT kill good bacteria, but they will destroy the bad.

Cordell

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good question i like to know the answer to this question also.

April B.

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Coconut oil will NOT kill healthy bacteria.

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It NEVER kills the good bacteria. Like I said in a previous post, not one single

natural God made anti-fungal kills the good bacteria in your stomach, whether

you combine it with food, or fermented foods or anything.

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