• Caprylic acid – what does it do?
• Caprylic acid - side effects

Caprylic acid is a fatty acid that occurs naturally in fats of plant and animal origin. A significant amount of it is found, for example, in coconut oil, as well as in goat and sheep dairy products (e.g., cheese and milk). It is also available in the form of dietary supplements. It is used in the food industry, among other things, as a flavoring agent for cheese, ice cream, and pudding. But it is most valued for its properties that promote the treatment of various, quite burdening and unpleasant diseases. proves to be an invaluable ally in the fight against mycoses, bacteria and cravings.

Caprylic acid – what does it do?

Caprylic acid, or caprylic acid , primarily supports our digestive system and exhibits antibacterial and antifungal properties. At the same time, it allows the body to regain balance thanks to its influence on the development of good and necessary bacteria. Thus, it supports the proper functioning of the digestive system. In addition, it effectively supports the slimming process because it provides a feeling of satiety and suppresses the desire for sweets. It supports the fight against allergies, skin problems and irritable bowel syndrome. Caprylic acid for children is safe when used as directed, i.e. it is used for frequently recurring oral thrush in children. It is also used in cosmetics as an additive to antibacterial ointments, gels and creams that support the fight against acne.

In summary, it is used when we want to support the treatment or prevent the following diseases:

• Gastrointestinal mycosis caused by Candida albicans yeast (caprylic acid is very effective and can reduce the growth of this fungus by 90%),
• Nail, foot, skin fungus,
• recurrent vaginal mycosis,
• Irritable bowel syndrome, caprylic acid regenerates intestinal ulcers, relieves diarrhea,
• Thrush in the mouth (also in small children),
• Acne,
• excessive appetite for sweets, caprylic acid gives a feeling of satiety,
• oral thrush,
• cystitis and urethritis,

Caprylic acid - side effects

Healthy people can use caprylic acid in supplement form according to the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging. In case of overdose, symptoms such as altered sweat odor, nausea, and even vomiting may occur. The use of caprylic acid is not recommended for pregnant women, those with liver disease, or low blood pressure, as it can lead to hypotension.