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About Monolaurin Soap


































                                        The Problem with Commercial Antibiotic Soap


              The difficulty with most antibacterial soaps is that they usually use alcohol

            or triclosan (a poison banned in parts of Europe - be careful not to get it in



            cuts or mucus areas where it can be absorbed).

               Chemical agents also damage the good microbial flora on your skin, caus-

            ing an increased shedding (promoting the dry, scaly look).  Damaging the


            microbial flora can actually lead to an increased risk of transmission of

            pathogenic microorganisms from any sources.






            Our Monolaurin Soap


               We wanted an alternative foaming soap without alcohol or triclosan!  We

            were able to emulsify, the now famous, monolaurin (found in mother's milk

            and your body can make it from coconut oil) into the soap.  Happily, repeat-


            ed use of monolaurin does not affect the protective bacterial flora of the

            skin (Larson, 2001, Carson and Riley, 1995.)



               Then, we were able to add coconut phospholipids and therapeutic grade

            essential oils that have been known and used for centuries to add a fuller

            range of protection!






               We also designed it to be 78% organic and nourishing and gentle to the

            skin.  Our Monolaurin Soap is used in general everyday use because repeat-


            ed washing still leaves the skin soft and protected.  It turned out to be so

            delightful that it has become a win-win solution for everyone in multiple

            applications!



               With all these attributes, our Monolaurin Soap is the ultimate addition to

            a clean and natural workplace and household.





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