Has anyone had success with Threelac

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I've been reading about a product called Threelac and that it has

been working very well for many on the curezone forum. I was

wondering if any of you have tried it? If so, what are your results?

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On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, oohthisloveis wrote:

> I've been reading about a product called Threelac and that it has

> been working very well for many on the curezone forum. I was

> wondering if any of you have tried it? If so, what are your results?

>

I thought of it but it was (is) too expensive for me. I did take Candex

for a couple months, though. I might get some more. It's a little

cheaper. Candex works on a totally different principle - it is a high

concentration of cellulase, hemicellulase and other enzymes that should

break down the cell walls of candida (a member of the plant kingdom with

cellulose walls). You have to be careful to take it a few hours after

your last meal and at least an hour before breakfast, otherwise you're

using it up on any vegetables you ate instead of candida. I had pretty

good results with it.

I have also been getting some results with GSE - grapefruit seed extract.

It's probably about time for me to rotate to another antifungal, though.

I've also read about a product called SF722. Does anyone have any

experience with that? It's also a lot cheaper than Threelac.

Zack

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Hi Zack, I just tried SF722 last week for a few days and it worked pretty

well for me. It's simply Castor Bean Oil. I used it together with Berberine

which is just plain Oregon Grape Extract. After a day or two I had a lot of

white stringy Candida stuff in my stool -- two mornings in a row. I've not

used any prescription antifungals yet -- I'm trying to get a doctor to give

me some Nystatin as I think I'm ready for it. I use antifungals only about

half the time and then only if I'm feeling really strong. I want to be

careful with my liver and, more generally, my immune system. Candex is also

in my arsenal -- I use it about 5 days every 5 weeks or so -- my antifungal

rotation. ~Robin

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>>>>I have also been getting some results with GSE - grapefruit seed

extract.

It's probably about time for me to rotate to another antifungal, though.

I've also read about a product called SF722. Does anyone have any

experience with that? It's also a lot cheaper than Threelac.

Zack

Hi Zack,

Threelac made me to ill to take antifungals. I take probiotics from Harry at

Custom Probiotics. I ran out of them one time and had a miserable week of

symptoms returning before I got some more. I have altered my treatment

several times during the past 1 ? years. I am making good headway now and

switching antifungals every five days. I take SF722, Grapefruit Seed

Extract, Berberine, Oregano Oil, and Biocidin. I have gradually increased to

maximum dose of each product. The higher the doses the better results for

me. I also take 4 Super Enzyme by Twinlab after each meal and 10 Wobenzym-N

plus 2 Candex 3 x's a day on an empty stomach 1 hour before or two hours

following meals. I cannot get prescription antifungals so have had to come

up with my own combinations. I have severe digestive problems that the

enzymes help so much with. My medical history is similar to Bee's plus and

minus a few things. I do extensive research on each product before trying

it. Some products just don't seem to be compatible with me no matter how

much the literature and scientific studies suggest they would be. As I have

mentioned before, the coffee retention enemas are accelerating my recovery

and alleviating many symptoms that are hard to live with. I have a ways to

go but am very optimistic and thankful for the great support and information

offered from this group.

We are possibly in Hurricane Frances path. In deciding what to take for

evacuation, all of my supplements are definitely on top of the list. Then

comes the dog! Just kidding.

Take Care,

Connie