Does coconut oil kill viruses?

Coconut Oil -Healthy Oil From The Tree Of Life

Coconut Oil Miracle

The palm tree has a long history of providing man with useful materials for his daily life.

None is more important than the oils obtained from the palm nut.Coconut and palm kernel
oils were recognized as healthy oils in Ayurvedic medicine almost 4000 years ago.
Over the last few years, we have witnessed coconut oil make a serious comeback, from once
being a feared fat to now being the superfood darling of the health-conscious world. More
and more people are discovering the amazing benefits of this tropical oil, using it for everything from dry skin to weight loss.

Every part of the coconut tree and its fruits can be useful in some way.

The same health effects were also found in Sanskrit medicine for mother's milk. 

Mention was made that freshly expressed human milk was adopted as an 
"antibiotic" after eye surgery. Modern research has now found a common link
 between these two natural health products—their fat or lipid content. 


The studies indicated that the fatty acids and monoglycerides found in these two 
natural products had extraordinary antimicrobial properties.The medium chain 
fatty acids and monoglycerides found primarily in these two tropical oils and 
mother's milk have miraculous healing power. It is rare in the history of 
medicine to find substances that have such useful properties and still be without 
toxicity or even harmful side effects. 

Does coconut oil kill viruses?

When coconut oil is consumed, the body makes the disease-fighting monolaurin, 
the monoglyceride of lauric acid. Monolaurin is used for preventing and treating 
colds (the common cold), flu (influenza), swine flu, herpes, shingles, and other
infections. It is also used to treat chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and to boost 
the immune system.

Monolaurin is many times more effective than lauric acid at killing viruses and bacteria;
however, researchers aren't sure exactly how it's formed in the human body. 
Lauric acid can be ingested in coconut oil and your body will convert it into monolaurin.

It kills bacteria and viruses. Some internet sites claim coconut oil can kill viruses, fungi 
and bacteria due to its content of monolaurin, a compound derived from lauric acid. 
These properties in coconut oil could support its benefits as a surface moisturiser 
or make-up remover.

Does coconut oil help the immune system?

Coconut oil owes much of its immunity-bolstering power to two bioactive fatty acids – 
caprylic acid and lauric acid. Our bodies utilize these unique compounds to support
 many cellular processes, and both possess strong antimicrobial properties.

The caprylic acid found in coconut oil is highly effective against both fungi and yeast, 
making it the ideal weapon when fighting these kinds of invasive overgrowths. 
And since coconut oil’s compounds are effective both topically and internally, 
you can count on it to tackle the issue from all angles.

Never before in recent times has recognition of the positive health effects of tropical
oils been stronger. New and exciting health and industrial uses of monolaurin are 
available and predictable.

Monolaurin derived from coconut and palm kernel oils suggest a bright future for
an industry that was once referred to as a "sunset industry". 
This means that the oil industry must move quickly to modernize itself in making
value-added products from these oils which will contribute to a more vigorous and 
healthy agriculture future.

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