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Lynn (Saskatoon, Canada) on 01/19/2008
5 out of 5 stars

I would like to say that Coconut oil has been a welcome remedy in my life for the HIV virus. More and more information is becoming available about how the monolaurin and lauric acid in organic virgin coconut oil does its work to literally kill lipid-coated viruses such as HIV. I have been taking VCO off and on and have seen my viral load of 1100 (when 1st diagnosed) digress to 570 6 months later. I will be having another test shortly. My doctor said it was unusual for the virus to digress without medication, letting it not progress is one thing, to have it go backwards is another. Coconut oil remedies so many other ailments too, my skin feels amazing and its the only thing I use on my skin. You shouldn't put on your skin something you wouldn't ingest. Your skin is your biggest organ. I am a loyal user of this product and grateful to hear it endorsed by people like Gary Null.

Replied By Ruackel Easton (Guyana) on 03/29/2014

I have had a patient of mine that is HIV positive using coconut oil as part of the natural therapy, they drink it, cook with it, and use on skin and the cd4 went from 370 to 672 in one week, well I guess it has to be also due in part to the lifestyle change they had to take, viral load is also low, venous blood pH is 7.5 ( normal is 7.35) it's not just using some remedy if you continue to consume average western diet your immunity wouldnt be able to protect you

Replied By ANTHONY (California) on 08/17/2024
Not impressed with doubling the CD4 count. The virus is still present and it is still doing damage. Many current medications for HIV can raise the CD4 count just as much. Maybe it was the medication and not what you say is being taken.

Replied By Bob H. (California) on 12/30/2017

Just curious, if the viral load went up, what is the big deal? The article says it went from the 300's to the 600's, was that a misprint?

Replied By John (Florida) on 04/22/2021
Viral load is NOT the cd 4 count.....

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