Definitely. Occasionally ThreeLac works quickly on systemic infections, but often they take a while to improve as ThreeLac concentrates on reducing the overgrowth in the intestines. This is where you might want to take other products to help deal with systemic yeast and thrush. For example, one woman reported her oral thrush was gone within days of starting ThreeLac and Total Immune Booster. (Read the next FAQ for more info on whether additional products are needed or not.)

middot; It is not uncommon to have yeast infections during pregnancy. If you develop a yeast infection, it is safe for you to use over-the-counter products, such as Monistat. However, if you are early in your pregnancy, before 12 weeks, use the cream externally only. After 12 weeks, it is safe to gently use the applicator internally. See similar questions...

The yeast in ThreeLac is a refined brewer's yeast which is eaten by the bacteria in ThreeLac. It will not cause yeast to grow in your body. It is possible that you could be allergic to brewer's yeast or to the lemon juice powder, but this is very rare. Many customers who told us they are very sensitive to foods had no problem taking ThreeLac. If you can't eat anything acidic, then ThreeLac is not for you. Take Total Immune Booster instead. Not likely. See similar questions...

The yeast will feed the Threelac while it reaches the areas of the gut that the Candida resides in. When it finds Candida it will feed on that. See similar questions...

First of all not all yeasts inflame candida, some yeasts are living and some such as brewers yeast are dead 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. See similar questions...

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Thrush is a white coating, which in most cases is actually the fungus candida albicans, it can occur as oral or vaginal thrush. See similar questions...

But I am still concerned about the fact that Threelac and Fivelac contains yeast as I have heard yeast feeds candida. See similar questions...

If you have a candida infection, then changing your diet to starve the candida and suppress the infection makes good sense. But what do anti candida diets entail? Firstly, lets consider what a person suffering with candida is faced with. Candida is yeast, which is thought to exist naturally in everybody's... Our children are our most loved ones and therefore we always do all we can to provide for them. This especially includes caring for all their needs such as food, clothing, and shelter. See similar questions...

Yeast infections are not caused by group B strep bacteria. Taking antibiotics can sometimes increase the chances of having a yeast infection. When bacteria that are normally found in the vagina are killed by antibiotics, yeast may have a chance to grow more quickly than usual. See similar questions...

I'm confused by all the other products you have listed. Often ThreeLac gets the job done on its own, and many people just get it. We do get some returns as a few people don't experience improvement in 60 days. ThreeLac was working away, but their bodies had not yet responded to the reduction in candida. They would have benefited from taking additional products to attack their candida more aggressively. See similar questions...

Empty a packet, or several packets if you take that many, into your mouth at the start of a meal. Let it dissolve for a minute and then wash down with some water. If you are taking several packets, you can split them up and take them with breakfast and supper, or you can take them all at once. See similar questions...

Yes! Especially if you're a woman with a heterosexual partner, it's something to educate yourself about since it's possible to pass the yeast back and forth. In fact, the NLM and NIH tell us that "12% to 15% of men will develop symptoms such as itching and penile rash following sexual contact with an infected partner." You can read more about yeast infections and men here. See similar questions...

There are a number of things that can be used to cure yeast infections. In most cases, a yeast infection is not a serious condition, and can easily be treated by either OTC drugs, or even home remedies. See similar questions...

Symptoms of vaginal yeast infections in women may be mild or very uncomfortable. Symptoms may include: Abnormal vaginal discharge, usually described as looking like cottage cheese. But discharge may vary in amount and appearance. It does not have a bad odor. See similar questions...

Use of antibiotics. Antibiotic drugs kill bacteria in the body including the vagina, allowing yeast to multiply and cause an infection. Yeast infections seem to be only rarely passed from one person to another through sexual contact. A male partner of a woman with a yeast infection usually will have no symptoms, but some men may get an itchy rash on the penis. See similar questions...

Don't use douches, perfumed vaginal sprays, or other scented products that irritate the vagina. Wear cotton underpants and pantyhose with a cotton crotch to help keep the genital area ventilated. If you have a problem with recurring yeast infections, ask your health care provider about ways to prevent them. See similar questions...