Why I Formulated My Own Monolaurin and Lysine
For years, I used monolaurin and lysine as part of my approach to ongoing viral support. But if I was going to make this combination part of my long-term routine, I decided I wanted to create it exactly the way I wanted it.
So I did.
Why Monolaurin + Lysine?
Monolaurin and lysine work through different mechanisms, which is why I prefer using them together rather than relying on just one.
This is the combination I rely on for ongoing viral support and during those times when I notice my body starting to feel like a flare may be coming on.
Why I Created My Own Blend
I wanted one product instead of having to keep two separate bottles on hand.
I wanted the ideal therapeutic dosing and ratio.
And I wanted to know exactly what I was getting every time, from sourcing to testing to the capsule itself.
So I stopped looking for the “perfect” version and created it myself. ❤️
The Formula I Wanted
I formulated it with the exact combination I wanted to use long-term:
✅ One product instead of two separate bottles.
✅ The ideal dosing and ratio: 1000 mg of monolaurin + 1500 mg of lysine.
✅ High-quality sourcing I trust, thorough third-party testing, and the cleanest capsule I could find.
This isn't about creating something complicated. It is about taking a combination I already rely on and making it exactly the way I wanted it.
Why I’ll Never Be Without It
I have lived with Epstein-Barr for more than two decades, and learning how to support my body through ongoing viral challenges has been a big part of my own journey.
This is one combination I rely on consistently, both for ongoing support and when I notice those early signs that my body may be heading toward a flare.
If I was going to make monolaurin + lysine part of my long-term routine, I wanted it to be simple, thoughtfully formulated, and something I could trust.
So I created it for myself, and now I get to share it with you.
For educational purposes only. Always consult your healthcare provider. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.