Re: Re: Anyone using THreeLac for yeast? could not handle the lemon

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Hi My son showed moderate allergies to lemons on testing about one year ago. We had yeast die off almost immediately but then he started having an allergic reaction and we had to stop. Vera McDermott <jtmcde@...> wrote: My son did not tolerate the Lemon (phenol issues) in it, fwiw.-- In mb12 valtrex , "Stan Kurtz" <kurtzstan@...> wrote:>> I've heard some good things about it... and tried it with no noticable benefit.> > - Stan> > > >> > > > > I was interested in finding anyone with good/bad experiences using > > ThreeLac for their kids. I'm

thinking of adding it to the probiotics > > that we currently use. Does anyone have any good experiences with it > > or know when the best time to dose is (with food, without food, etc)?> > > > > > Thanks,> > > Sheryl> > > > I looked into ThreeLac yrs ago. I thought it was too expensive. I > > heard someone say they heard the main ingredient doing the most good > > was the lactobacillus sporogenes. So I decided to just try that > > ingredient. Thorne makes a lactobacillus sporogenes. It really took > > care of my dd's yeast problem. We've been using it ever sence. > > Anytime we run out or try something else for a while I regret it. > > > > > >>

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Hi My son showed moderate allergies to lemons on testing about one year ago. We had yeast die off almost immediately but then he started having an allergic reaction and we had to stop. Vera McDermott <jtmcde@...> wrote: My son did not tolerate the Lemon (phenol issues) in it, fwiw.-- In mb12 valtrex , "Stan Kurtz" <kurtzstan@...> wrote:>> I've heard some good things about it... and tried it with no noticable benefit.> > - Stan> > > >> > > > > I was interested in finding anyone with good/bad experiences using > > ThreeLac for their kids. I'm

thinking of adding it to the probiotics > > that we currently use. Does anyone have any good experiences with it > > or know when the best time to dose is (with food, without food, etc)?> > > > > > Thanks,> > > Sheryl> > > > I looked into ThreeLac yrs ago. I thought it was too expensive. I > > heard someone say they heard the main ingredient doing the most good > > was the lactobacillus sporogenes. So I decided to just try that > > ingredient. Thorne makes a lactobacillus sporogenes. It really took > > care of my dd's yeast problem. We've been using it ever sence. > > Anytime we run out or try something else for a while I regret it. > > > > > >>

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Hi My son showed moderate allergies to lemons on testing about one year ago. We had yeast die off almost immediately but then he started having an allergic reaction and we had to stop. Vera McDermott <jtmcde@...> wrote: My son did not tolerate the Lemon (phenol issues) in it, fwiw.-- In mb12 valtrex , "Stan Kurtz" <kurtzstan@...> wrote:>> I've heard some good things about it... and tried it with no noticable benefit.> > - Stan> > > >> > > > > I was interested in finding anyone with good/bad experiences using > > ThreeLac for their kids. I'm

thinking of adding it to the probiotics > > that we currently use. Does anyone have any good experiences with it > > or know when the best time to dose is (with food, without food, etc)?> > > > > > Thanks,> > > Sheryl> > > > I looked into ThreeLac yrs ago. I thought it was too expensive. I > > heard someone say they heard the main ingredient doing the most good > > was the lactobacillus sporogenes. So I decided to just try that > > ingredient. Thorne makes a lactobacillus sporogenes. It really took > > care of my dd's yeast problem. We've been using it ever sence. > > Anytime we run out or try something else for a while I regret it. > > > > > >>