Do probiotics really assist next to yeast?
Should I try this too?
http://www.renewlife.com/Probiotics/Vagi...
I happen to own three boxes (it was a mis-ship at work)
It sounds like an awful-awful lot of something to be taking.
Doctor suggested a low carb diet for a few months.
Will these oblige too?
Answers: Yes, priobiotics can definitely help. I started taking acidophilus of one form or another (although I will concede a preference for a brand called AccuFlora) roughly a year ago and I haven't had any problems with yeast infections since.
Of course, it could also depend on why you're have the problem in the first place. If you doctor suggested a low carb diet, I'm going to guess that the dr. believes you have some difficulty beside blood sugar control. I'm a diabetic (and I also have a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS), so I'm awfully familiar with this problem.
If you hold problems with blood sugar control, the better blood sugar control you maintain, the smaller quantity problem you will have with the yeast. Still, even thriving people can have occasional problems beside yeast. This was suggested to me by a specialist at the Greenbrier Clinic.
How can you draw from it out>?
My term is belated? please relief!?
For those that own tried this?
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