MONOLAURIN + ZINC - Kills FLU, HIV, Epstein-Barr, Herpes, Measles, and...CORONAVIRUS??

Lauric acid, which is derived from monolaurin, has been used as an ingredient in soaps for many decades. Since it breaks up fats, it also removes grease and dirt.

Not only does Monolaurin break up fats, remove grease and dirt, but it also destroys the lipid layer surrounding viruses rendering them incapacitated

Bump.



We all know hydroxychloroquine works, but when states/countries try to ban it, we can say there are other alternatives.



EVERY alternative deserves discussion. Just because quercetin works like HCQ doesn't mean the problem has been solved.

All alternatives must be given time to prove themselves.


Monolaurin sounds like a perfect substitute to inhibit the reproduction and infection from coronaviruses due to its history in working so well against HIV (which has the exact same spike protein on the outside of it and is also surrounded in a lipid layer) Herpes and other auto-immune diseases

This should get more attention. However, since Hydroxychloroquine can potentially be ordered over the phone now, the use of monolaurin appears to be unnecessary or uninteresting in comparison.

Apparently virgin coconut oil acts as a surfactant and harm's the viruses lipid membranes also.

Enzymes fit into this picture too. I made a thread a while back about enzymes as an antiviral. I'll try to come back with a link.

I stocked up on about 600 monolaurin tablets as part of my Corona preps back in January/February.

I've still got all of my emergency preps, apart from the beer and cigarettes!

Gotta say though, I totally nailed it in this thread. I give myself the props lol, even if it doesn't garner any attention or anything here.

I already know monolaurin itself is potent, but when combined with zinc it's a 1-2 punch against lipid-layered viruses. First the outer layer is dissolved by the monolaurin then the zinc destroys the viral material inside the cell.

Absolutely intelligent decision. Great for you!!

Just take MMS

sodium chlorite drops mixed with hydrochloric acid and it kills it within 3 hrs. it works and it is cheap.

Last Edited by mondali2 on 08/24/2020 08:44 AM

Thanks! It does seem monolaurin really is a poweful thing and it's natural

That's because monolaurin comes from the coconut. Monolaurin is the component of coconut oil that is extracted from the rest making a high concentration of the medicinal part of coconut oil.

Fantastic! I'll be looking forward to it!



Studying on this will give all of us an edge in understanding when it comes to any viral outbreak in the future. It is very important we have these conversations like we're having now.

So a few drops of bleach (sodium chlorite) mixing with your stomachs acid?



Did you know you can make sodium chlorite (bleach) at home simply by putting electricity into a container that has salt water in it?

You should go over and read the reviews for monolaurin at the WebMd website, which is where they catalog all drugs online as a search reference. Look at all of the amazing reviews and what individuals are saying about it.

corona virus is a false flag hoax so no


but it might do something with all the other diseases

I made this thread on Monolaurin due to research I was doing, but I am yet to go to webMD due to their biases and half truths on many compounds. I will check out their comments as you suggested! Thank you!

So essentially you are eating a soap?

Surfactants can be bad for you. Non ionic wetting agents in early testing decades ago caused the blood of dogs to clot. It was a golf course turf grass surfactant named Aqua Gro. The blood makes a hydration lattice. My Dad worked for the company in the 60s, they were trying to get approval for agricultural use, but testing showed it unsuitable as it went into the plant and then into animals fed the plant.

This was a non ionic soap,mind you,not even as harsh as regular soaps.

This is extremely interesting,but proceed cautiously. Worth pursuing more research. But don't eat soap.

sodium chlorite is not bleach, its a different chemical

bleach--Sodium hypochlorite is NaClO

sodium dioxide is (NaClO2

Last Edited by mondali2 on 08/24/2020 08:51 AM

Exactly! You won't see any glowing reviews from the actual WebMd articles on it, only the reviews from actual users. I also believe that there are some fake, negative reviews as well. Pay attention to the negatives. They seem to be fake so as to discredit monolaurin just like coconut oil is being attacked.

saw a post upthread. So this is only coconut oil, not a soap made of fat and a high ph base? No different than cooking with coconut oil in a pan?

I believe it. Just like on amazon they will add hundreds of fake reviews on health products just to trick people into buying them. But when you read the fake positive reviews you see so many trigger words that it becomes obvious it's a planted comment being used to sway peoples opinions.

It should work! Get some and test it out

YOU'RE RIGHT! I went off of memory and was incorrect. Thank you for clarifying the difference between sodium chlorite and sodium hypochlorite.

Well there is nothing I know of currently wrong with me, so it might just keep me healthy, but I will probably purchase some to keep on hand for when someone int he family gets ill

You could consume a large quantity of coconut or coconut oil and obtain the amount of monolaurin found in an extract, but that comes with the potential danger of consuming too much saturated fat. So consuming the extract for short term health benfits would probably be most ideal.


However, for long term benefits, eating some coconut every single day can do absolute wonders for your body and skin.

good tip for in a pinch

Making Sodium Chlorite
Pour 3 quarts of water into a wide-mouthed, heatproof glass jar or glass beaker and heat to just under boiling.

Add the 1/2 cup of salt to the water; continue heating the mixture until the salt is completely dissolved. Remove from heat when the salt is dissolved.

Sharpen both ends of the pencils until you have at least 1 inch of exposed lead on both ends.

Attach the wires to one end of each pencil with the alligator clip. Make sure the clip is only gripping lead.

Tape the cardboard to the mouth of the glass jar or beaker.

Punch holes in the cardboard an inch in from the sides of the jar. Insert the ends of the pencils without the alligator clips into the holes and push into the jar until the exposed lead is submerged in the salt/water mixture.

Attach one alligator clip to the negative terminal and the other alligator clip to the positive terminal of the battery or the solar panel. This provides the electrolysis which turns the NaCl to NaclO2. Wait at least 16 hours before disconnecting the electrolysis.

Disconnect the alligator clips from both the battery or solar panel and the pencils. Remove the pencils and cardboard from the glass jars.

Line the funnel with a coffee filter and place in the plastic container. Pour the salt/water mix through the coffer filter-lined funnel. The sodium chlorite will be caught by the coffee filter.

Remove the coffee filter from the funnel and gently place on a wire drying rack with the side that had the salt/water mix poured on it up.

As the coffee filter drys, sodium chlorite crystals form. You can gently scrape the crystals from the coffee filter into a storage container.

BUMP!!

They have known HCQ works on it since 2003.

Damn was gonna pick up 99.4% pure ivory at store today and start nibbling. Keep it in the refrigerator like a block of cheese.

You guys are no fun.