Monolaurin

Monolaurin is a monoglyceride comprised of lauric acid and glycerol.

Monolaurin possesses anti-viral activity against several Viruses that reside in cell membranes (it prevents their entry into cell membranes).

Monolaurin attacks the lipid membrane of the Herpes simplex and Herpes zoster Viruses [in vitro research].

Monolaurin attacks the lipid membrane of Influenza Viruses [in vitro research].

As the HIV Virus (responsible for AIDS) is also a Virus that resides in the cell membrane, it is possible that Monolaurin may also be effective against this Virus [this has not yet been tested: it is a scientific theory only]

Monolaurin testimonial

Dear Smart Nutrition,

Just want you to know that after taking monolaurin for one year my husband's herpes outbreaks stopped. After two years mine too have stopped. I had heavy metals in my body which needed to be cleared out before the treatment worked for me.

We each took six capsules daily. I took two before each meal, and he took three in the morning and three at night.

Now even chocolate, which used to give me outbreaks, no longer does.

I'm writing in hope of spreading the word about this remarkable product.

Sincerely,
RM