http://www.rainbowminerals.net/candida.htm

The above link explains how this product is utilized.
IMHO
it is the L. Sporenges in this product that does the lion's share of the work. There are other products that include L. Sporenges. Another great friendly bacteria that is getting superior results in many people is Latero-Sporus which is the active agent in Flora-Balance powder.
Another way to get L. Sporenges is in a great 16 synergystic blend of probiotics called Flora Source. It is available in some health stores or on the internet. One internet supplier is notdoctors.com, infact the have both of the above mentioned products.

One more thing. A candida killer of great interest is a product called Candex. This is a blend of enzymes designed to eay/dissolve candida with little or no die off. It is easy on the liver (many candida killers are toxic to the liver)and the great news is it doesn't harm freindly bacteria so you can use probiotics with Candex.

Remember a healthy gut teaming with good bacteria is 50 to 60% of your body's immune system. That is why treating dysbiosis is so important to deal with before any real important healing can occur.

Good luck

My understanding is that this contains only 3 strains of Lactic Bacteria and uncertain if they are SBO's. Not suitable for everyone. Furthermore it is "freeze-dried" where revival rate of bacteria is very low.

You need to consider a "live" probiotic that delivers the bacteria alive to the GI tract and which gets to work immediately. Should have as many strains as possible and more importantly "colonizing" bacteria. Only those bacteria suitable to the human GI tract can be colonizing, ie., they are permanent because they can attach themselves to the intestinal walls to prevent re-infection.

Take care n keep well

I started using Threelac on Tuesday this week for oral thrush and as of today there are no symptoms of thrush. I am taking threelac twice a day and it seems to be doing the trick. I was on the diflucan that my doctor prescribed for three weeks and followed the strict diet for the three weeks as well. During that time the symptoms were repressed but I could still tell it was there. I then added caprylic acid to the mix by swishing around the contents of the tablets in my mouth prior to swallowing. This seemed to work but after the diflucan wore off my thrush returned. Luckily I had ordered threelac the prior week and had it on my shelf in case it did return. The threelac worked within 1 hour and symptoms of oral thrush slowly went away. Four days later they are gone and I have been eating whatever I want with the exception of any candy, sweet tooth items, etc. I've even been eating some carbs like whole wheat bread, taco shells, etc. I am not using the oxygenizing supplement they recommend. I think that because of the diflucan keeping the Thrush at bay for awhile and sticking to the diet for three weeks set the stage for threelac to deliver, what I hope it, the final knockout. I'm so bold as to say I am cured at this point but I have more hope than I have had since I got the Thrush three months ago when I tested my baby's bottle to make sure it was not to hot (bad move, especially when I remembered it was breast milk). Unknown to us, our baby had thrush at the time and the bottle was infected. My mouth was on fire the next day and it took me three weeks to finally put two and two together and figure it out. My doctor then gave me nystatin and said I didn't need to change my diet at all. But after researching this pain in the *ss I realized I had to give up just about everything I put in my mouth and sterilize my toothbrush. One good thing that happened as a result it that I do not chew on my pens anymore. Anyway that's what it going on and my short experience with Threelac.

I have been using Threelac for over a week now, and so far it seems to be the best thing I've tried, and I've tried EVERYTHING. I am a female who has struggled with a chronic yeast infection for years. I went to several different doctors who prescribed everything under the sun. Suppositories, OTC remedies, boric acid suppositories, oral medication like Nizoral, Nystatin, Lamisil, I've tried every herbal remedy available. I also did the ultra-strict Candida diet for months. The only thing that seemed to work for even a few days was SF722, but then my yeast infection suddenly came back with a vengeance, and SF722 was never as effective afterwards.

I eventually gave up. I was going broke from all the doctors and stuff I was buying. I learned to live with it and douche regularly with hydrogen peroxide douches to make my life bearable.

I saw Threelac on the internet a few weeks ago, and decided to give it a try. I expected nothing, since I have come to expect that nothing will ever rid me of this. The first few days, I didn't notice anything. I upped my dosage to taking it three times a day, since my case is so entrenched, I thought I might need a larger dose to really affect it. My infection symtoms went away almost immediately once I did, and my yeast infection was gone for several days. That hasn't happened in YEARS. But then on Wednesday, it came back full force. I began to look at what I had been eating, and realized I had a lot of dairy the past couple of days, which I am starting to suspect I may have an allergy to. I also was PMSing, which could have been a factor. So I put myself on a more sensible diet and no dairy the past few days, and upped my daily intake of Threelac to 4 packets per day. I also added in the SF722 again for a few days to give it a double whammy. Things seem to have improved again, but it will be hard to tell for sure for a while.

I am not going to take the SF722 for more than a few days, because I think when I originally used it a few years ago, I stayed on it too long and the Candida became resistant to it. I wonder if I should do the same with the Threelac in case the Candida is becoming resistant. I definitely will have to cut back on the amount I take anyway, or I'll go completely broke. Threelac isn't cheap. So I hope it actually "cures" me so that I don't have to take it forever.