Questions about ThreeLac and Coconut OIl

[Guest guest]

Hi. I'm Debra.

 

I've read through previous posts, but had a few questions. In regards to

fighting candida (severe), has anyone tried ThreeLac? If so, was the experience

positive, neutral, or negative? When I've searched the internet, what I've found

are glowing reports on websites that sell ThreeLac and horrible reports on sites

that sell a competing product.

 

Also, I was considering using extra-virgin coconut oil daily as a supplement to

try to battle the candida. However, I consume very little fat as it is and still

have acne. So, I'm worried that adding the coconut oil to my diet will not only

cause me to gain weight but may make the acne even worse. Has anyone who uses

this on a regular basis suffered any negative effects?

 

I'd appreciate any input. Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Hi Debra,

 

I tried ThreeLac years ago for over six months. It didn't do a whole lot for me.

However, when I had my father go on it, he instantly had really bad symptoms of

candida die-off and it worked well for him.

 

If I remember correctly, ThreeLac only works on certain strains of candida. I

just figured I had one of the strains that it didn't help.

 

I was never 100% sold on the product anyway. It doesn't actually fix the

underlying causes of the candida overgrowth.

 

Coconut oil, on the other hand, has worked very well for me and my father (he

didn't want to take ThreeLac indefinitely). Along with a thorough body detox

and supplements to correct our acidic body pH, of course.

 

Most people are afraid to take coconut oil because it's a " dreaded " saturated

fat with lots of bad press. Where did all that bad press come from? If you

follow the trail, it ends up at the door of the vegetable oil manufacturers.

Not exactly an unbiased source!

 

But there is a lot of data out there saying that coconut oil will wreck your

health. Why is that? Because the experiments used hydrogenated coconut oil -

trans fats!

 

So if you buy coconut oil, you need to make sure that it isn't the highly

processed, deodorized garbage that is more commonly available. You certainly

want to avoid coconut oils made from copra - look for virgin coconut oils that

are solid at room temperature and have a light coconut flavor.

 

I have been getting my coconut oil from tropicaltraditions.com for years.

 

As far as it making you gain weight, it actually boosts thyroid function. Most

people lose a little weight when they add it to their diet.

 

It can also rev up your metabolism because it contains high amounts of MCT's

(medium chain triglycerides). Although the name sounds perhaps a little scary,

they are actually very good for you. Plus MCT's CANNOT turn to fat, because the

liver uses them up right away for an energy boost.

 

Coconut oil also improves the skin when applied externally and/or taken

internally. It will not clog your pores. I also use it occasionally as a hair

conditioner.

 

Consuming only a little bit of fat tends to cause skin problems. One of the

benefits of fat is healthy skin and hair. But it has to be the right kind of

fat. Most vegetable oils that are touted as healthy are actually anything but.

 

I only use coconut oil, virgin olive oil, and butter. All are very healthy

fats, despite all the bad press.

 

http://www.how-to-boost-your-immune-system.com/fat-facts.html

 

You might also find this candida guide helpful:

 

http://www.how-to-boost-your-immune-system.com/candida-albicans.html

 

Good luck to you.

 

Melissa

 

http://www.how-to-boost-your-immune-system.com

Or the shorter version:

http://www.boost-immune.com

 

, " dphillips2ac " <dphillips2ac

wrote:

>

> Hi. I'm Debra.

>

> I've read through previous posts, but had a few questions. In regards to

fighting candida (severe), has anyone tried ThreeLac? If so, was the experience

positive, neutral, or negative? When I've searched the internet, what I've found

are glowing reports on websites that sell ThreeLac and horrible reports on sites

that sell a competing product.

>

> Also, I was considering using extra-virgin coconut oil daily as a supplement

to try to battle the candida. However, I consume very little fat as it is and

still have acne. So, I'm worried that adding the coconut oil to my diet will not

only cause me to gain weight but may make the acne even worse. Has anyone who

uses this on a regular basis suffered any negative effects?

>

> I'd appreciate any input. Thank you.

>

[Guest guest]

Debra,

 

In response to your second question, coconut oil is good for your metabolism and

can help you lose weight. It's also supposed to be good for skin conditions

among other things. There is a lot of information out there on the benefits of

coconut oil. Check out this website: http://www.coconutresearchcenter.org/

 

There has been a lot of misinformation about fats in recent years. It turns out

that low fat is not healthy, but it's important to eat the right fats. Check

this out: http://www.westonaprice.org/knowyourfats/index.html

 

Mr. Scotty

[Guest guest]

I've tried ThreeLac and it was OK for candidia. I would recommend that you do a

yeast-free, sugar free diet. You can have meat, eggs, vegetables and plain

yogurt and water to elimate any yeast or sugar feeding the yeast (this helped me

tremendously although it was hard). Make sure you limit your red meat and try to

eat organic if you can. The other things that helped with the candidia were Pau

D'Arco tea or capsules daily, a supplement that is in powered form that you

drink in the morning to help your intestinal tract get healthy. This product is

called Probioplex Intensive Care, you can look it up on the web and order it in

powdered form and also the use of caprylic acid. I found my weight dropped, my

skin cleared, my hair grew better and didn't fall out and I had so much energy

that I thought I was 18 again. It was a wonderful feeling. I was on this for

about 3-4 weeks and then I watched what I ate afterwards to see what was causing

the problems. You cannot have any fruits on this program except granny smith

apples as natural fruit does have sugar and can feed the yeast that is causing

the candidia. Good luck and blessings to you, Cheri

 

, " dphillips2ac " <dphillips2ac

wrote:

>

> Hi. I'm Debra.

>

> I've read through previous posts, but had a few questions. In regards to

fighting candida (severe), has anyone tried ThreeLac? If so, was the experience

positive, neutral, or negative? When I've searched the internet, what I've found

are glowing reports on websites that sell ThreeLac and horrible reports on sites

that sell a competing product.

>

> Also, I was considering using extra-virgin coconut oil daily as a supplement

to try to battle the candida. However, I consume very little fat as it is and

still have acne. So, I'm worried that adding the coconut oil to my diet will not

only cause me to gain weight but may make the acne even worse. Has anyone who

uses this on a regular basis suffered any negative effects?

>

> I'd appreciate any input. Thank you.

>

[Guest guest]

I went to see the page on coconut research at

 

http://www.coconutresearchcenter.org/coconut-research.htm

 

and could not find any thing about Coconut oil being good for our

cardiovascular health . Coconut oil is A 92 % saturated fat so I don't see how

it can be good for our health.

 

Could you help me and show me some researches on the subject that is not from

the Philippines or post link to the papers ?

 

 

Thank you