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Three Lac was a god send for me. I could not tolerate many of the

natural things that I tried (not die off) and I ended up taking the

antifungal drug Fungalin for a year! I'm totally against drugs but I

resorted to it in the end while I was having some neutralising

injections for foods to stop the constant pain and bubbling in my

gut. My end points kept changing unless I could get my gut under

control.

I could not stop the drug as every time I did my gut would just

explode again. Then Three lac became available here in the UK.

It was like a miracle as it allowed me to get off fungalin. But now I

can't get off Three Lac! I have to take 3 sachets a day to keep the

fermentation down in spite of everything else I do. I was also taking

Energetics Flora Synergy which seemed to help too.

So Dirk I for one do not believe its a waste of money although I

would be glad to find something less expensive.

> >

> > I have noticed some anti-Threelac literature on the website. Do

you

> guys believe it's a waste of money? I realise it's expensive (quite

> overpriced), but I do believe it is quite a good supp. Sure, it's

not

> going to cure Candida without watching diet, but I think it's good

> nonetheless.

>

> ==>Some people have done okay on Threelac, but most consider it a

waste

> of money when there are so many better more natural products to

use,

> per my Main Article. If you're keen on getting it, do let us know

how

> you do.

>

> Bee

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Hi,

Don't know if it is any help to you, but when I was

taking biocysteine capsules I used to get quite bad

kidney pains. I mentioned it to my practitioner at the

time and he thought it was good - that the biocysteine

must be working to cause this problem. In any case,

it wasn't so bad that I couldn't keep taking the

capsules.

But when I became more ill in the last two years

following insecticise poisoning, I found that every

time I took the capsules I would get stiffness all

over and decided that for the moment at least, they

aren't for me. I have enough to contend with already!

As far as Threelac goes, it really didn't help me

much- and I've read very mixed reports about it. I

would be wary of it if I were you. There are other

anti-candida products with better reputations!

Best wishes,

Jane

--- jzealey <jzealey@...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> Both my father and I have candidiasis. My father

> tried ThreeLac a

> while back and started to feel a bit better, but he

> found it was

> making his already problematic kidneys inflamed and

> painful, so he

> stopped taking it. (He came to the conclusion it was

> ThreeLac related

> by stopping and starting it a few times without

> changing anything

> else he was taking, and noticing the effect on his

> kidneys.)

>

> I started taking ThreeLac for myself a few months

> ago. Around the

> same time I had a uninary tract infection which,

> from my symptoms, I

> believe made it to my kidneys before I took

> antibiotics (its only the

> second UTI Ive ever had, and the first time in a few

> years that Ive

> had to take antibiotics). The infection seemed to

> clear up but I

> continued to notice kidney pain and more frequent

> urination. Went

> back to the doctor who did tests and said the

> infection was

> definitely gone and he couldnt explain the continued

> symptoms. My dad

> told me to stop taking ThreeLac, seeing the

> similarity with his

> condition.

>

> I stopped taking ThreeLac (after being on it

> consistently for a

> month, and on and off before that) and shortly

> after, experienced

> extreme fatigue and brain fog for a month, plus got

> sick a few times

> and generally felt the lowest Ive felt for a period

> of time that

> long. Finally I now feel " normal " again - ie the

> same as I felt

> before the fatigue/brain fog, but definitely not

> energetic or

> mentally clear. I still have slight kidney pain that

> comes and goes,

> and the more frequent urination problem remains.

> Having heard that

> candida likes inflammation, could it be that when I

> had the infection

> and my kidneys were inflamed, that my kidneys

> developed a candida

> problem and it has remained there, causing the

> kidney related

> problems Ive had since the UTI to continue?

>

> I'm now wondering if that period of fatigue etc was

> actually die off.

> (Ive had problems with recurrent viral infections

> since having

> glandular fever 6 years ago, so Id previously put it

> down to chronic

> fatigue syndrome, despite never having had that

> degree of fatigue

> before).

>

> What do you guys think? Has anyone had similar

> experiences? If it was

> die off, Id like to resume ThreeLac (especially

> since it cost a lot

> and I have boxes of it) but don't know whether I

> should be concerned

> about my kidneys. If I were to go back on it and my

> kidneys were to

> become more painful again, is there any way this

> could be a good

> thing? (I know symptoms usually get worse before

> getting better, but

> also want to tread carefully with vital organs!)

>

> Sorry this is long, but hopefully someone can share

> experiences/knowledge that will help me, Id be so

> very appreciative!

> As Im yet to find anyone in the medical (western and

> holistic) fields

> that have a level of relevant knowledge Im confident

> enough with to

> trust, Im trying to do the research myself. From

> reading the posts on

> here, some of you guys seem a lot more knowledgable

> on these topics

> than I have come across with professionals!

>

>

>

>

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First off, welcome!

There is a file in thr group's files called " Threelac Is Not

Recommended " . Let me know if you have trouble finding it.

Several people in the group have been using it, with varying results, I

believe. The biggest problem with it is the claim that you can use it

without changing your diet. This is false. The first thing you are

going to have to do is go on Bee's diet in order to make any headway

against candida. Other antifungals (oil of oregano, coconut oil,

oil of cloves, etc.) are far cheaper than Threelac.

Please read as many of the files as you can and feel free to ask if you

have any questions.

Zack

On Mon, 12 Jun 2006, tauttodream wrote:

> have you heard of threelac? Does anyone have any information on the

> effectiveness of this produce? I was using it for a while and have

> been having problems with it and wondering if anyone has an experience

> with it.

>

> Thanks

>

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Sue wrote:

>

> Bee, Did you ever hear of threelac? Do you have any experiences with

it?

==>Hi Sue. Welcome to our group. I do not recommend ThreeLac - see

the File on it (after the folders).

Bee

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Hi Zack,

I am having trouble finding the group files. Where do i look for this

information

I was on threelac for 3 months and have been nothing but sick since then....I

was not feeling well b4 threelac, but since i began using it it has been all

down hill

Sue

Zack Widup <w9sz@...> wrote:

First off, welcome!

There is a file in thr group's files called " Threelac Is Not

Recommended " . Let me know if you have trouble finding it.

Several people in the group have been using it, with varying results, I

believe. The biggest problem with it is the claim that you can use it

without changing your diet. This is false. The first thing you are

going to have to do is go on Bee's diet in order to make any headway

against candida. Other antifungals (oil of oregano, coconut oil,

oil of cloves, etc.) are far cheaper than Threelac.

Please read as many of the files as you can and feel free to ask if you

have any questions.

Zack

On Mon, 12 Jun 2006, tauttodream wrote:

> have you heard of threelac? Does anyone have any information on the

> effectiveness of this produce? I was using it for a while and have

> been having problems with it and wondering if anyone has an experience

> with it.

>

> Thanks

>

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> I am having trouble finding the group files. Where do i look for

this information

>

> I was on threelac for 3 months and have been nothing but sick

since then....I was not feeling well b4 threelac, but since i began

using it it has been all down hill

>

Hi Sue,

I can help you out with this....the files are accessed by going to the

candida support group website:

/

once there you'll see a menu of links on the left hand side of the

page. Click on the one that says " Files " and you'll be taken to a page

chock full of files folders wiht articles inside them. As well, there

are single articles if you scroll down beyond the file folders. There

is a wealth of information here that are a valuable resource for you

as you heal.

regarding how sick you've been since taking ThreeLac...what you're

describing sounds like healing or die-off symptoms. They are a natural

part of healing and should be expected as you kill of candida

overgrowth. There are articles in the Files that describe this

phenomena as well as how natural healing happens/works. Start wading

through the files and you'll learn a LOT! :o)

jackie

(one of you group moderators)

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thanks for the info jackie...the only problem was the " die off " nevr ended aftr

92 days n i ended up with colitis from all of the fiber to scrape the

intestines.

I stopped the threelac and fiber and am trying to heal now from the damage i

created. It seemed to throw my whole system off from the frequent bowel action

: (

Sue

jahlstrom78 <jahlstrom@...> wrote:

>

> I am having trouble finding the group files. Where do i look for

this information

>

> I was on threelac for 3 months and have been nothing but sick

since then....I was not feeling well b4 threelac, but since i began

using it it has been all down hill

>

Hi Sue,

I can help you out with this....the files are accessed by going to the

candida support group website:

/

once there you'll see a menu of links on the left hand side of the

page. Click on the one that says " Files " and you'll be taken to a page

chock full of files folders wiht articles inside them. As well, there

are single articles if you scroll down beyond the file folders. There

is a wealth of information here that are a valuable resource for you

as you heal.

regarding how sick you've been since taking ThreeLac...what you're

describing sounds like healing or die-off symptoms. They are a natural

part of healing and should be expected as you kill of candida

overgrowth. There are articles in the Files that describe this

phenomena as well as how natural healing happens/works. Start wading

through the files and you'll learn a LOT! :o)

jackie

(one of you group moderators)

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well, i'm doing a natural program through the biamonte center- you can

see the website at www.health-truth.com

it's a long battle but i'm slowly killing the candida overgrowth with

diet & supplements...

good luck! :) kelly

>

> hi.i'm new to the group. i'm curious about threelac. i've read about

> some folks having troubles with their kidneys on the program. has it

> worked for anyone? does anyone know of any other products or programs

> that get rid of the candida? is anyone familiar with the products

made

> by the candida wellness center? all feedback would be greatly

> appreciated. thanks.

>

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,

How long have you been on the program? I looked up that site you

mentioned, thanks for the reference, and I think it looks very

interesting. I'd be interested in hearing any of your experience

that you'd be willing to share.

All the best,

> >

> > hi.i'm new to the group. i'm curious about threelac. i've read

about

> > some folks having troubles with their kidneys on the program.

has it

> > worked for anyone? does anyone know of any other products or

programs

> > that get rid of the candida? is anyone familiar with the

products

> made

> > by the candida wellness center? all feedback would be greatly

> > appreciated. thanks.

> >

>

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Having Cured myself of candida yeast let me offer you this advise.

Pay less attention to the various products offered as cures and focus

on your diet. NO sugar, easy on the carbs(eat greens only)and take

multi-vitamins and maybe an anti-bacterial like grapefruit seed

extract. Welcome the die-off as proof your getting better, keep your

system clean and be rid of the menace forever.

Good Luck,

steve

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Remember that any of the " medical " groups offering help are

businesses, and in business to make money. Cure yourself with diet and

use your local health food store for supplements.

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I would agree with Steve, but you have to tailor your program to your own body.

Mine needed more (healthy) carbs than is usually suggested, and I got rid of my

candida by listening to my body. Rotate your antifungals, do colon cleansing,

follow the diet closely, do not use water that has chlorine or fluoride in it,

use food-combining to give your digestion a break, and use meditation to heal

your body. Also, you must heal leaky gut if you have that.

Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies.

~Friedrich Nietzsche

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Hi

What did you use to heal your leaky gut?

Keen

Re: Re: threelac

I would agree with Steve, but you have to tailor your program to your

own body. Mine needed more (healthy) carbs than is usually suggested,

and I got rid of my candida by listening to my body. Rotate your

antifungals, do colon cleansing, follow the diet closely, do not use

water that has chlorine or fluoride in it, use food-combining to give

your digestion a break, and use meditation to heal your body. Also,

you must heal leaky gut if you have that.

Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies.

~Friedrich Nietzsche

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I took threelac for about 2 months and had a lot of die off in the

beginning then it ended and I began taking other anti fungals. My son

is 4 years old and takes one packet every day and no problems. It's

an all natural pro-biotic I don't see how it could cause those

symptoms. I would feel totally safe taking it. I found it to be a

bit expensive though that is why I started other things.

a

>

> Has anyone experienced side affects from Threelac? I was recently

> diagnosed with Candida and my doctor prescribed it. I was comparing

> prices on the net and ran across a posting of someone. They claim

to

> have had hair loss and headaches when taking Threelac and warn

people

> not to take it. Now I don't know what to do? Any information about

> Threelac would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks!

>

>

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The person in question could have been having bad die off - both can be

symptoms.

Keen

Re: Threelac

I took threelac for about 2 months and had a lot of die off in the

beginning then it ended and I began taking other anti fungals. My son

is 4 years old and takes one packet every day and no problems. It's

an all natural pro-biotic I don't see how it could cause those

symptoms. I would feel totally safe taking it. I found it to be a

bit expensive though that is why I started other things.

a

>

> Has anyone experienced side affects from Threelac? I was recently

> diagnosed with Candida and my doctor prescribed it. I was comparing

> prices on the net and ran across a posting of someone. They claim

to

> have had hair loss and headaches when taking Threelac and warn

people

> not to take it. Now I don't know what to do? Any information about

> Threelac would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks!

>

>

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i bet it was the die off though. Made me sick also at first but then

got better.

>

> Threelac made me very ill with flu-like symptoms. Between that and

the expense, I stopped taking it.

>

>

>

>

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Does anyone know if ThreeLac is simply a probiotic or if it contains

something else that makes it different from the rest? I tried it a

while ago but stopped, and am curious as to why it is marketed as

something so unique.

ita

> >

> > Threelac made me very ill with flu-like symptoms. Between that and

> the expense, I stopped taking it.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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iT DOES. ON THE THREELAC WEBSTE YOU CAN LOOK UP THE INGREDIENTS.

ita <jzealey@...> wrote: Does anyone know if ThreeLac is

simply a probiotic or if it contains

something else that makes it different from the rest? I tried it a

while ago but stopped, and am curious as to why it is marketed as

something so unique.

ita

> >

> > Threelac made me very ill with flu-like symptoms. Between that and

> the expense, I stopped taking it.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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I got severe die off symptoms, I suppose. I got my regular number 1 symptom,

ie allergy. I was working my way up to 5 packs a day of ThreeLac, as it says

in the directions, and at some point my nose started to pour. I could

literally stand over a bucket and watch my nose pour mucous like a river

into the bucket. Also, at some point I got a recurrence of my mild/medium

level asthma. Couldn't stand the symptoms so I stopped it. Just couldn't

function. There was also the cost issue. Actually the *real issue* was that

I didn't know (i) how long the die-off was going to carry on and (ii) if

there was any lasting benefit. If I could get some guarantee from heaven

that my nose would pour for let's say a week, and then I would have lasting

relief from 100% symptoms, or even let's say 50% symptoms, then I could just

decide to invest in the cost of the threelac, invest in the discomfort, stay

off work, and just lock myself away for a week. Unfortunately, life is not

so simple. Not only that, I had a strong feeling it would never finish, and

that my body will just generate more Candida to replace that which was being

killed. Can't base that on anything, but that was my feeling.

Actually, any brand of potent probiotic causes similar symptoms for me.

Usually I don't take acidopholous at all, because of this. But just this

last Friday I saw in the shop a product I had not tried before, but knew it

was supposed to be potent. I suppose I was just curious as to how much

Candida I have in me, and how fast I will respond. I decided to buy it. It

was Jarrow Dopholous. I took one capsule on Friday afternoon. By Saturday

morning there was still no reaction, so I thought that maybe it was a good

sign. Then it started... nose started to run + rhythmic sneezing. After a

few hours of that I was exhausted. Ruined my Saturday. (Anybody want a 2nd

hand box of Jarrow Dopholous minus one capsule...? :-( )

Wish you well.

avraham

On 9/17/06, ita <jzealey@...> wrote:

>

> Does anyone know if ThreeLac is simply a probiotic or if it contains

> something else that makes it different from the rest? I tried it a

> while ago but stopped, and am curious as to why it is marketed as

> something so unique.

>

> ita

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Threelac made me very ill with flu-like symptoms. Between that and

> > the expense, I stopped taking it.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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I could not get your e-mail link to work, but I don't think Bee will

mind my response here as it really isn't new information.

Last summer I was having trouble with constipation and did some

research and found Threelac. I did the saliva test that it

recommends and that was the first I knew that I had candida. I used

Threelac throughout the summer, and it helped my constipation. No

other changes were made to my diet at that point. But, if I missed

taking it with a meal I was at square one again. So I did more

research and found Bee's group. In November I began Bee's

recommended diet while still using Threelac a. because I still had

some and b. it was still the only thing that really helped me with

constipation. I have slowly been phasing it out ever since. I don't

think I have had it in over two weeks. Last time I took it was

because I did not take Vit C, Magnesium, or digestive enzymes for two

days in a row.

I now use the diet (first and foremost) along with digestive enzymes,

Vit C, and Magnesium (helps w/regularity), eat sauerkraut at least

once a day, and have started using coconut oil. The further I get

into Bee's diet the less I need Threelac. I still take a probiotic,

but it costs a tenth of what Threelac does, with the same results.

So, did it work for me? Yes, with certain symptoms AND only when I

took it religiously. Is it a long term solution? IMO-No. Bee's

diet is a much better (much less $$$) way to go.

Feel free to e-mail me if you have any specific questions.

http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 8 weeks 5 days.

> I am wondering what others can share with me about this product? I

> just called a local holistic health clinic and they recommended

this

> product.

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Hi Caryn

I am ffrom Australia. I ordered threelac from New Zealand (because it

hasn't been approved in Australia) in April last year (2006). I took it as per

directions for 9 months and guess what, there was absolutely no change

whatsoever in my condition. In fact, often times, my candia would flare up even

worse. I reckon it did zilch for me. I reckon I did heaps for the threelac

people though, I gave them heaps of money for the product over the 9 months.

I've only been on Bee's diet for a month and a half and I have noticed changes

and healing in that time. My ears are no longer itcy, my vulval irritation seems

to be improving, but I still have a little red rash on my face that hasn't

budged yet, but it's still such early days. My advice is just leave the threelac

alone. Bee's diet is yummy and fun when you get used to it.

Regards,

cbflpc <cfitz364@...> wrote:

I am wondering what others can share with me about this product? I

just called a local holistic health clinic and they recommended this

product. I realize it is in the " not recommended " treatments file and

have read thru the info there, but would really like to talk with

someone who has taken this either alone or in conjunction with Bee's

plan.

Please email me directly at: cfitz364@...

Thanks

Caryn

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