We have our daughter on it now. It seems to be doing its job.
Hi there! I did a quick search, and this link may be helpful to you...I am not personally recommending it as I have not spent enough time researching.
http://www.candida-yeast-infection-relief.com/probioticssupp le.html
Threelac is a probiotic. I use ProBioGold from Kirkman Labs for my son.
Hope this helps.
I recently read Jenny Mcarthys book and she said her son used to take Dyflucan but now he takes Threelac which is all natural. My 2 1/2 year old little one is on the gf/cf diet, I have ordered the multi vitamin that others have recommended and gotten the omega 3 for her but I think she could benefit from the Threelac as well since she is always on antibiotics for ear infections ect. Her peditrician won't give Dyflucan or anything as she doesn't believe in the whole build up of yeast
Anyway I was wondering if anyone had tried it and if so where do you get yours, is it safe and did you see any results?
Threelac was the only thing that worked on my dd yeast. I recommend it highly. Make sure you give 2 hours away from any antibiotics. Activated charcoal (given 30-45 minutes after the threelac) and epsom salts or magnesium cream help with the die-off.
Jennifer
I am going to start using it soon with Jayden. From my understanding threelac is not a probiotic but it is a yeast fighter such as diflucan or nysitan is. The threelac is supposed to be stronger and is all natural though. Have you started pro-biotics yet? If not I would start those first before adding the threelac.