Shock - Australian cured by Threelac... 
mikensw2003
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MoreWhen i was looking over forums online 4 months ago i was very wary of Threelac. Just like what you are probably doing now! I thought what nonscense - a network marketing company can't sell something that really works - and where was the real research, why was it so expensive?. There were no real testimonials just repeats of standard testitimonials on web sites and worst of all there was yeast in the product (which they said is needed as the bacteria live on yeast).
Well after waiting a month i tried the product and it worked! to my disbelief. The first week was hell it took 3 of the things a day which was way to much and the die-back was hell. Be careful take Threelac slowly is my advice. After 10 days i was cured though. I took a maintenece dose for a month later and am now well.
Infact an interesting thing happened........
When i go to the toilet it never smells at all anymore and is a nice golden colour (sorry to disgust you) -like a work of art -Its like amazing!
Anyways i have become so impressed that i may become a distributor in Australia. But i don't want to bias you at all by saying this - the above is true and i belive the product can help many people. I have posted my true story on http://members.optusnet.com.au/~mlarkin1/candidastory.htmlMy true recovery story from Candida
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... trakar
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This is a reply to # 339,421I'm currently taking Threelac between 3 and 4 packs a day. I'm very sensitive and thought i'd have die off symptoms like your having. I started the full dosage Friday and i've been tired and sometimes feel heavy and spacey, a mild headache but nothing major. I hope it's getting the job done. I hear die off symptoms are different for everybody.
Thanks for sharing your story! It's encouraging! I'm hoping to feeling better soon!
Trakar - Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... kat72
21 y
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This is a reply to # 339,421Hmmm..ThreeLac sounds very promising. My question is, did you need to stick to the anti Candida diet too? I try my damnest to cut out sugar, wheat, yeast & dairy, but get crazy cravings on a daily basis so barely a day goes by that I don't consume one or more of these, even though my main diet is REALLY healthy.
I am currently taking Lactobacillus Sporogenes (probiotic) & Citricidal (anti fungal), Linseeds and Cascara compound (herbal laxative - really works) but have been informed there is little point & I will not get rid of the Candida unless I can cut out Sugar etc for at least a month & that's impossible for me it seems.
I don't think I have as bad symptoms as some people - I get bloated, constipated & mentally anxious, unrelaxed & uncomfortable if I eat any of the above, eat more than a small meal in one go, eat late at night or have less than 7 hours sleep. I do feel fine if I avoid doing all of the above, but I'm only human & not that disciplined!!!
I would really appreciate any correspondance & similar symptom experiences! Thanks, Kat
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... pixxekurlz
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This is a reply to # 339,425Hello--Im almost done with my supply of Three Lac. I too am having difficulties with the diet...im trying really hard not to have sweets...even though everyday im confronted with them in the office. Ive really cut down on carbs as well. I feel like im getting better--my symptoms are: severe itching on scalp and vaginal area, food and chemical sensitivities, and gas. Things are not quite as severe for me as others as well. Just enormously irritating. i have to watch everything i eat, drink, and take all of these exspensive things--in hopes that this will end...and whats worse is that friends and others dont understand whats going on with me...and its too hard to explain...no one seems to believe me. Ahhh the stresses. Please work Three Lac!
- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... kat72
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This is a reply to # 339,426Hey - sounds like you are having a pretty much identical experience to me. Thanks for sharing it - it feels good to know I'm not just imagining it.I know what you mean - it's hard for others to understand what it's like for so many foods to make you feel crap. I mainly get amazed sympathy - or concerned annoyance when I'm at work with gut cramp after a Sugar binging session earlier on in the day!
So if you are almost done with the 3Lac- you say you feel a bit better, but HOW much better - would you reccomend taking it like the guy who kick started this discussion?- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... pixxekurlz
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This is a reply to # 339,431Yes--i would suggest ordering Three Lac...i just ordered more today...i think it takes time for some to feel better but i do notice a positive change...and i would highly suggest not eating sugary foods or a lot of carbs...i totally notice the difference if i stray...headaches, heartburn, lethargy, and onset of itching! I did find a icecream bar that is Sugar free, dairy free, and 3 grams of carbs...its so yummy! Anyway Trader Joes is godsend for my food woes.
- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... kat72
21 y
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This is a reply to # 339,433I assume you live in the states? I live in UK - not far from LOndon. What's Trader Jo's? The icecream sounds great - did they have some other form of sweetner in it?
- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... pixxekurlz
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This is a reply to # 339,434Yes im in California. trado Joes is a health food store with real inexpensive, quality food...there is NutraSweet in it i think...and the ingredients also say tofu...i can't even tell. but then again i haven't had an ice cream bar in over 6 years.
- NutraSweet: was Re: Shock - Australi... just_peachy
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This is a reply to # 339,440You may want to read some of these articles on NutraSweet/Aspartame before including them in a "healthy" diet:
Quick overview of aspartame: http://www.mercola.com/article/aspartame/nutrasweet_scandal.htm
Aspartame Links - Much information
- NutraSweet: was Re: Shock - Australi... just_peachy
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... pixxekurlz
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... kat72
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... pixxekurlz
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... kat72
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- Re: Sugar alissa
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This is a reply to # 339,425I had a miserable time cutting out Sugar also but everyone convinced me it is totally necessary to cure a candida infection. I found a book that really helped me cut it out. It is called The Sugar Addict's Total Recovery Program by Kathleen DeMaisons. And if you really want to scare yourself with a depection of the horrors of Sugar read William Dufty's Sugar Blues. Here is a link to read more about the Sugar Addict's book. Hope it helps you as it did me.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/034544132X/ref=pd_bxgy_text_1/0...
- Re: Sugar kat72
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This is a reply to # 339,430Hi Alissa - I read Potatos Not Prozac by the same author last year & it got me off Sugar for about a month. I felt GREAT!! But I wonder if it was psychological, as since then the longest I've stopped is a week, at a push. I do follow that basic diet regime though - protein with every meal. Hmmm- not the potato at night though! Maybe that's where I'm going wrong? How religiously did you follow it?
Thanks for the link - I just read the excerpt about the definitions of 'addiction' & was like'yup, yup, yup - thats about the size of it with me & sugar'! I'll get the book though, as perhaps it's the info & support that gives one determination.
Did you get rid of Candida? - Re: Sugar - Alissa trakar
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This is a reply to # 339,430Hi Alissa,
Yesterday you talked about eating protein and a carb and i thought that sounds like Potatoes not Prozac! I've also read the book and it was very difficult for me to stick to the steps. I've cut out Sugar and whites now and i know this isn't what Kathleen suggests. Did you identify with the bood and on a whole what Sugar Sensitivity is. For so long i was looking for someone to do the "food with". I now realize cleaning is so important and i'm focusing on that as well.
What did symptoms did you clear up with the Threelac.
Take Care,
Trakar- Re: To Kat & Trakar alissa
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This is a reply to # 339,439The Sugar Addicts book is a bit different then the Potatoe not Prozac book in that it gives you a step by step plan to totally elimanate Sugar out of your diet. The only problem is she isn't writing the book geared to us Candida/dysbosis sufferers. She gives you a long time to detox off the Sugar and totally get off of it. We don't have that kind of time cause the sugar gives the bad yeasts and bacteria a breeding ground in which to multiply. However I found that including a fat or protein in every meal stopped the cravings. For a while I was eating a baked yam every night before bed and she was correct I was waking up on the "right" side of the bed. I really identified a lot with what was in the book and definitly think I was a sugar addict before I ever got sick.
For me Threelac cleared up all of my physical symptoms from the Candida including my breathing problems, the pain that was always in my upper abdamon and chest, the joint pain, my insomnia. Unfortuantly by the time I was convinced to take the Threelac the Candida had enough time to create a waste or by-product called Arabinose causing me awful mental side effects. Unfortunatly the Threelac can't do anything about that or the other bacterias creating havoc.
- Re: To Kat & Trakar alissa
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- Re: Sugar kat72
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... raider
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This is a reply to # 339,425Hello,
Threelac is a wonderful newer product to the states.
They say you do not have to change your diet but if you want a faster recovery it is advisable. If you cut out the sweets you shouldnt need as much Threelac.
If you can stop the Sugar or at least cut way back which I understand is very hard because the candida servives on it and grows like crazy when you are eating Sugar it is just making your candida multiply.
If you are interested.I have Threelac for wholesale price and would be happy to help you get started.
Knew2stock@aol.com
Whereever you decide to buy it from make sure you at least try it I love it and cant say enough good stuff about it.
Bless you,raider
- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... pixxekurlz
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- Re: Shock - Australian cured by Thre... trakar
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