AquaLaurin
AquaLaurin Peppermint - 4 oz
AquaLaurin Peppermint - 4 oz
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Formula Overview
Water-soluble Glycerol Monolaurate (GML), Lauric Acid, Potassium Laurate, Glycerin, and proprietary phytochemicals (peppermint flavor), nano-encapsulated through Northstar's patented AquaLaurin slow-release platform.
A note from Evey
AquaLaurin is anchored in glycerol monolaurate (GML) and lauric acid, two lipids the body knows from human milk and uses in its own microbial-balance signaling. Northstar's patented platform delivers them inside self-assembling lipid vesicles for nano-encapsulated, slow-release absorption, which is why a small amount has a wider reach in the body than a typical oil-based monolaurin product.
The peppermint version adds a familiar plant chemistry to the same GML base. Peppermint has been studied for digestive comfort and a cooler, settled feeling in the upper GI, which fits well when patients want a daily-use format that goes down easily. The paste form suits people who prefer to spoon or stir the product rather than dropper it, and the 4 oz tub is the household-use footprint.
Two foundational principles fit AquaLaurin naturally: drink well and live clean. Microbial balance is steadier when daily inputs are clean and hydration is adequate, and a water-soluble formula slots into that rhythm rather than fighting against it. I think of AquaLaurin as a quiet, steady input the body draws on daily; the clean kitchen and the filtered water are still doing the work of keeping microbial balance where it belongs.
Patients usually begin with a small daily amount, often stirred into water or taken from the spoon, and adjust pace under their practitioner's guidance.
Form: Paste | 4 oz
Disclosure: Evey Andersen, FNP-C, MSN, APNP, CISSN, is the owner of Green Medicine of Wisconsin and recommends this product based on clinical experience.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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