Candida and Threelac
Threelac
is the premier treatment for Candida in the marketplace today. Created in 2001 by Japanese scientists, it addresses the problem
that affects an estimated 70% of Americans!
It is a supplement that contains 3 types of live bacteria, so remember to check out our probiotics page for more information.
Threelac is widely available from high street stores. Make sure you buy the real version - it is manufactured by Global Health Trax. A typical pack costs $50 for about 6 weeks worth of Threelac packets.
How does Threelac work?
Threelac is a dietary supplement that supports a healthy digestive function. It contains three live bacteria - Bacillus Coagulans, Bacillus Subtilis, and Enterococcus Faecalis - and uses a unique micro-encapsulation process that allows the bacteria to pass through your stomach and into the small intestine.
The micro-encapsulation process basically encloses the friendly bacteria in small capsules. Without these, the bacteria would quickly be destroyed by the acidic environment of the stomach. The capsule allows these helpful bacteria to get where they are needed - next to the Candida growths in your intestine.
Once in the right place, the Threelac bacteria literally eat up your Candida infection. An added benefit is that they also help to restore your pH balance and actively compete with Candida for food sources in your gut, thus further restricting its growth. Once the work is done, the bacteria simply pass through your system and balance has been restored.
How do you take Threelac?
You should take one pack of Threelac a day when you start the course. Add the powder to half a cup of water and drink. After a few days you have seen no effects, then you can gradually increase your dosage. The final amount varies by person but can be up to five packets a day.
Some care is needed in the storage of Threelac. Keep it at room temperature, out of direct sunlight. Each packet should be consumed within 24 hours of opening.
Who should not take Threelac?
Threelac can be taken with other drugs and anti-fungal medicines. Pregnant or breast-feeding women and those with serious medical conditions should consult their doctor before taking any supplement.
Threelac Side Effects
Some anti-fungal drugs can harm your liver, but Threelac's live bacteria are perfectly safe. You may experience some symptoms of the fungal 'die-off', but this is not a side-effec, rather the sign that the Candida yeast is being killed. Some flare-ups may involve rashes or itchy skin, or a brief exabercerbation of previous Candida symptoms.
Threelac Ingredients
Kindly provided by the manufacturer:
