Threelac

I've done a bit of research over the last couple of days and have found this new treatment for systemic candidiasis which couples Threelac and Oxygen Elements Max for eradicating the fungal overgrowth of candida. I have to say, I'm hesitantly optimistic about the stories I've heard, BUT ...


Before I went out and bought this miracle cure, I wanted to look for bad press, play devil's advocate, so to speak. There were, of course, a few forums which challenged threelac's efficacy, then I came across this site (sales site) which directly addresses some of threelac's bad press.


I appreciated their cautionary tone, even though they are selling the product, they are very grounded, recognizing that a small percentage of people have almost immediate results while the majority of others have slower improvement. They actually recognize that a very small percentage don't have any success with the product at all!

Mostly, I was concerned with claims that Threelac contained yeast. This was their response:

"First of all not all yeasts inflame candida, some yeasts are living and some such as brewers yeast cannot referment after they have been used in fermentation. There is a small amount of yeast, a nutritional yeast, in the Threelac and it's job is act as a food source for the Threelac lactobacilli until they can get through the stomach acids and do their job. This amount of yeast won't enflame the candida simply because the numbers of Threelac organisms that survive the stomach acids are very high. So it won't inflame Candida but be careful if you have an allergy. Some people do have sensitivities to this yeast, or to the lemon flavored powder, and may not be able to take Threelac."

All good information, and sets my mind at ease. I believe I'll look be purchasing some of this in the near future, but I still want to read that e-book I got yesterday.

But 85 pages. Oi.