Swine Flu Protocol

The best possible thing for the swine flu is not contracting it. It is most important to keep resistance high by staying well-rested and avoiding behaviors that make one vulnerable (excessive drinking, etc.).  

The following protocol, for adults and children over 12 years of age, should not be used by any patients with multiple sclerosis. At the very first sign of illness the protocol should be started and taken until the symptoms are completely resolved.

Vitamin C to bowel tolerance.  
Bowel tolerance is the point at which the body is fully saturated with vitamin C and the bowels become loose (not quite diarrhea).  More is needed if you are very sick. Click here for more information on getting to Bowel Tolerance.

Monolaurin 300 mg. 1 capsules, 3-4 times per day. Monolaurin is the brand name for monoester of lauric acid, an anti-viral fatty acid extracted from coconut oil.  

Immune Advantage 450 mg. 3 capsules, 3-4 times per day. ImmunoLin, the active ingredient in Immune Advantage, is a complex of passive immune factors fractionated from bovine serum.  It has twice the IgG of Colostrum, a well-known immune-boosting supplement. 

Astragalus 470 mg. 2 capsules, 3-4 times per day.  Astragalus is an immune enhancing herbal supplement extracted from the root of a well-known Chinese herb. 

If there is no favorable response in 2 days, double the dosage of Monolaurin. 

As long as there is no vomiting or diarrhea, take a hot bath to bring out the fever. Aspirin and Tylenol, while they can help some symptoms, actually can interfere with recovery because they prevent the body from having a fever, which helps to fight the infection. 

If you would like Dr. Bonnet to recommend a homeopathic remedy or if you would like additional guidance, please call the office to set up an appointment.