Re: Monolaurin/UMF honey- Schaller MD

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Thanks. Have you used this yourself or for patients? (Nothing specific, don't

want to be nosey. I was just wondering if you had seen anything so far that

tended to give you either a favorable or unfavorable opinion of it.)

jschaller <jschaller@...> wrote: This came up in a few groups. Perhaps

this is of a little use:

*We know pateints using Monolaurin from Cardiovascular Research for many years.

It is a medium chain triglyceride derived from coconut. It has anti-viral,

anti-fungal, and mild antibacterial actions. Some individuals use it for any

infection, and highly advise it (along with caprylic acid) for candida. [Of

course probiotic and intestinal health is a 500 page book and not just an issue

of taking any probiotic with some caprylic acid--I have seen folks with stool

cultures where this has failed]

Serena

There is no such thing as an anomaly. Recheck your original premise.

...Ayn Rand,

paraphrased

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