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Does Candida Cleanser Sells Candida Cell Wall Suppressor, Threelac Eliminates Candida?
What do you know about these two products that claim to completely eliminate candida problem: Candida Cleanser sells Candida Cell Wall Suppressor, and Threelac? Do you have knowledge first hand if they work? Their claim is you have to fully eliminate the candida problem before it turns from yeast to fungus. If you don t, it will cause problems through your body. They say treating the systems of thrush is not enough. (I know the body keeps candida in check, until through stress or antibiotics, it can take over.)
Tue, 8 Oct 2013
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Hi,
Candida is part of the normal microbiota of our body (including skin, intestines).
Therefore, killing candida is equal to kill the normal microbiota and beginning of various problems.
It is true that candida has 2 main life cycle (if we can call it like that): yeast (normal) and fungus (causing problems).
To my personal advice and experience, it is good to create such environment inside our body not to make possible the "passing" process of candida from yeast to fungus.
This is through lots of preventive measures including taking probiotics and anti-mycotic treatment while taking antibiotics; drinking plenty of water; eating healthy foods (no sugary foods), etc.
Candida is part of the normal microbiota of our body (including skin, intestines).
Therefore, killing candida is equal to kill the normal microbiota and beginning of various problems.
It is true that candida has 2 main life cycle (if we can call it like that): yeast (normal) and fungus (causing problems).
To my personal advice and experience, it is good to create such environment inside our body not to make possible the "passing" process of candida from yeast to fungus.
This is through lots of preventive measures including taking probiotics and anti-mycotic treatment while taking antibiotics; drinking plenty of water; eating healthy foods (no sugary foods), etc.
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