30 years in natural health & wellness
A long-standing perspective on the questions people ask about their health.
PODCAST GUEST & SCIENCE EDUCATOR

Make complex and emerging health topics a conversation your audience can follow. Explore monolaurin, the microbiome, and natural health research with an educator focused on clarity, context, and useful questions.
For podcast hosts, producers, and media teams.
A long-standing perspective on the questions people ask about their health.
Experience focused on one of the central topics in his educational work.
A perspective that connects product development with clear communication.
MEET THE GUEST
Dr. Ryan Jones brings 30 years of experience in the natural health and wellness field, including more than a decade working with monolaurin. As Chief Scientific Officer and Head of Formulations for Lauricidin®, he focuses on making complex scientific topics easier to understand.
His educational interests include monolaurin, the microbiome, immune health, and the relationship between oral and overall health. For hosts, these subjects offer room for an engaging conversation that goes beyond familiar wellness talking points.
The goal is an educational interview: clear explanations, thoughtful questions, and an honest discussion of what research can—and cannot—tell us.

PLAN YOUR NEXT EPISODE
Choose a starting point, or share the questions your listeners are already asking. These angles can help shape a focused, audience-first interview.
An introduction to monolaurin, the story behind its research, and the questions worth asking before drawing conclusions about a supplement.
Sample host question What should someone understand about monolaurin before they encounter the marketing?
A conversation about the connections researchers study, the language used in microbiome discussions, and how to approach health information with more context.
Sample host question What do people most often misunderstand about the microbiome?
Explore what biofilms are, why they are studied, and why laboratory findings should not be confused with demonstrated benefits in people.
Sample host question How can listeners distinguish a scientific finding from an overstated health claim?
Discuss research involving monolaurin and microorganisms, including how study design and evidence quality affect what conclusions can be drawn.
Sample host question What is the difference between activity observed in a laboratory and a clinically meaningful result?
Move beyond single-product promises. Discuss better questions, the importance of context, and how listeners can approach wellness information more critically.
Sample host question What questions help someone separate useful health education from hype?
A CONVERSATION WITH PURPOSE
A strong episode starts with the questions your listeners care about. Use the booking request to tell us who they are, what they already know, and where you would like the conversation to go.
Make room for plain-language definitions and examples before moving into deeper science.
Start with one central topic and build an episode that feels coherent, not overloaded.
Discuss the strength, limitations, and unanswered questions behind the evidence.
Use the suggested interview questions to begin shaping your episode.
Use the inquiry form to tell us about your format.

THE LAURICIDIN CONNECTION
Dr. Ryan’s work with Med-Chem Labs, Inc. and Lauricidin® provides the background for conversations about monolaurin, formulation, and science education. The speaker materials trace Lauricidin’s roots to Dr. Jon Kabara’s research in the late 1960s.
The focus of this page is educational interviews and media inquiries, not product sales.
LET’S START A CONVERSATION
Tell us about your show, your audience, and the topic you have in mind. Your request will help the team review the opportunity and discuss next steps.
BOOKING DETAILS
Start with monolaurin, the microbiome, immune health research, biofilms, oral health, formulation, or science communication. You can also propose a related topic for the team to review.
Tell us whether your listeners are new to the subject, health professionals, or somewhere in between. That context will help shape the proposed discussion.
Yes. Select the relevant format in your inquiry and share any production requirements. Availability and participation will be confirmed by the team.
No. The form starts an inquiry. The team will review the opportunity and coordinate any agreed next steps.
The intended focus is general education and research discussion, not individual diagnosis or treatment advice.
Interview content is intended for general education and is not a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare professional.