Lauricidin and lipase enzymes

[Guest guest]

Dears Dr. JM and group:

Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of monolaurin) not

to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin, because Lauricidin is lipid based

and this enzymes could change Lauricidin's structure.

On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have been advised to

take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The problem is that of one

his autistic issues is an enzyme deficiency. If I don't give him a complete

enzyme with his meals (at least with lipase, protease and amylase), his stools

come with undigested food and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin completely

innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would appreciate it, or, else

if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know how busy she must be !), I would be

very grateful !

Thank you very much, in advance.

Augusto Federighi.

[Guest guest]

I've not heard of this and would love to hear an answer to this as well.

Federighi wrote: Dears Dr. JM and

group:

Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of monolaurin) not

to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin, because Lauricidin is lipid based

and this enzymes could change Lauricidin's structure.

On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have been advised to

take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The problem is that of one

his autistic issues is an enzyme deficiency. If I don't give him a complete

enzyme with his meals (at least with lipase, protease and amylase), his stools

come with undigested food and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin completely

innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would appreciate it, or, else

if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know how busy she must be !), I would be

very grateful !

Thank you very much, in advance.

Augusto Federighi.

[Guest guest]

Anyone get more info on this?

Kathleen

Dears Dr. JM

and group:

>

> Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of

monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin, because

Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change Lauricidin's

structure.

> On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have been

advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The

problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme deficiency.

If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least with

lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested food

and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would

appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know how

busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

>

> Thank you very much, in advance.

>

> Augusto Federighi.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Not that I've heard...I'd like to know the answer though

katedb2003 wrote: Anyone get more info on

this?

Kathleen

Dears Dr. JM

and group:

>

> Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of

monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin, because

Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change Lauricidin's

structure.

> On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have been

advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The

problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme deficiency.

If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least with

lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested food

and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would

appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know how

busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

>

> Thank you very much, in advance.

>

> Augusto Federighi.

>

>

[Guest guest]

.. did you get this answer from Dr. Kabara through email?? If so

would you ask his permission to post the full message to the list

please? Thank you... I would say if he feels it compromises the

Lauricidin to use it with the enzymes you have to use, I'd stop

giving it (rather than waste the money or cause it to have possible

negative effects-if you have to use the enzymes) AND ask further if

it changes the structure so that it is ineffective or just LESS

effective. I'd also ask what exactly the enzymes cause to happen and

how it affects the properties of the Lauricidin. Many also use the

milder Monolaurin.. wonder if this is the case for it too???

Please ask him these things if not covered in your reply from him

previously and let us know the response.

thanks

Moderator Dears Dr. JM

> and group:

> >

> > Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of

> monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin,

because

> Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change

Lauricidin's

> structure.

> > On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have

been

> advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The

> problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme deficiency.

> If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least with

> lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested food

> and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> > What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

> completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would

> appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know

how

> busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

> >

> > Thank you very much, in advance.

> >

> > Augusto Federighi.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

and Listmates.. I have written to ask about this .. please feel

free to do the same and we will post any info we get.

thanks

Moderator Dears Dr. JM

> > and group:

> > >

> > > Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of

> > monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin,

> because

> > Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change

> Lauricidin's

> > structure.

> > > On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have

> been

> > advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The

> > problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme

deficiency.

> > If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least

with

> > lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested

food

> > and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> > > What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

> > completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would

> > appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know

> how

> > busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

> > >

> > > Thank you very much, in advance.

> > >

> > > Augusto Federighi.

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

,

I've forwarded Dr. Kabara's answer to the group today, OK ? Unfortunately, there

were not further details, and I didn't want to disturb him anymore, although he

is very kind.

Thanks,

.

Re: Lauricidin and lipase enzymes

.. did you get this answer from Dr. Kabara through email?? If so

would you ask his permission to post the full message to the list

please? Thank you... I would say if he feels it compromises the

Lauricidin to use it with the enzymes you have to use, I'd stop

giving it (rather than waste the money or cause it to have possible

negative effects-if you have to use the enzymes) AND ask further if

it changes the structure so that it is ineffective or just LESS

effective. I'd also ask what exactly the enzymes cause to happen and

how it affects the properties of the Lauricidin. Many also use the

milder Monolaurin.. wonder if this is the case for it too???

Please ask him these things if not covered in your reply from him

previously and let us know the response.

thanks

Moderator Dears Dr. JM

> and group:

> >

> > Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer of

> monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin,

because

> Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change

Lauricidin's

> structure.

> > On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have

been

> advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset. The

> problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme deficiency.

> If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least with

> lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested food

> and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> > What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

> completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I would

> appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I know

how

> busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

> >

> > Thank you very much, in advance.

> >

> > Augusto Federighi.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks ... I have written to them with numerous questions and

will post that when I hear back. If there is a contraindication we do

need to understand it and have their input and I expect

companies/vendors to provide that and am sure they will. He is very

nice and they have always been cooperative. I'll post when I get

clarification from them and will post him privately if I do not hear

back next week. Thanks again!

Have a great week-end!

Moderator Dears Dr. JM

> > and group:

> > >

> > > Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer

of

> > monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin,

> because

> > Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change

> Lauricidin's

> > structure.

> > > On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have

> been

> > advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset.

The

> > problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme

deficiency.

> > If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least

with

> > lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested

food

> > and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> > > What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

> > completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I

would

> > appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I

know

> how

> > busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

> > >

> > > Thank you very much, in advance.

> > >

> > > Augusto Federighi.

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I thank you !

A great weekend for you, too.

.

Re: Lauricidin and lipase enzymes

Thanks ... I have written to them with numerous questions and

will post that when I hear back. If there is a contraindication we do

need to understand it and have their input and I expect

companies/vendors to provide that and am sure they will. He is very

nice and they have always been cooperative. I'll post when I get

clarification from them and will post him privately if I do not hear

back next week. Thanks again!

Have a great week-end!

Moderator Dears Dr. JM

> > and group:

> > >

> > > Some time ago, I've been told by Dr. Jon Kabara (discoverer

of

> > monolaurin) not to use lipase enzymes along with Lauricidin,

> because

> > Lauricidin is lipid based and this enzymes could change

> Lauricidin's

> > structure.

> > > On the other hand, my son has a sensitive stomach, and I have

> been

> > advised to take Lauricidin with food, to avoid stomach upset.

The

> > problem is that of one his autistic issues is an enzyme

deficiency.

> > If I don't give him a complete enzyme with his meals (at least

with

> > lipase, protease and amylase), his stools come with undigested

food

> > and diarrheic (sorry for the gross words).

> > > What could you suggest ? Do lipase enzymes turn Lauricidin

> > completely innefective ? If any listmate knows the answer I

would

> > appreciate it, or, else if and when Dr. JM can answer me (I

know

> how

> > busy she must be !), I would be very grateful !

> > >

> > > Thank you very much, in advance.

> > >

> > > Augusto Federighi.

> > >

> > >