Fast-Tract & Thrush

**helle** · February 23rd, 2009, 10:10 AM

Hi Girls,

Not sure if I have this in the right section so, mods by all means feel free to move it!

I just wanted to ask if anyone out there has used Fast-Tract to help with thrush?
I have huge problems with thrush reoccuring and my Df and I are TTC and I'm worried that it's going to make the process a whole lot longer!

A couple of months ago now I lost my bub and was sent in a week after having him to have a D&C and was hooked up to an antibiotic drip for three days which I think has killed anything good that was living in me, and I feel incredibly run down.

I have seen my GP who has said it wouln't affect conception but it's still darn uncomfortable! And he isn't prepared to give me anything stronger to treat it or take any swabs until I'm over a funny cold/chest thing I've been fighting for the past 2 months (which has also required antiobiotics

)
So, I just want to hear from anyone who has used it for this sort of thing, or any good or not so good stories about it would be fantastic, before I go out and buy it.

Thanks!

**The[cookie]Doctor** · February 23rd, 2009, 10:36 AM

Fast Tract and InLiven are supposed to be great for thrush!

**helle** · February 23rd, 2009, 10:45 AM

I have been taking InLiven for a month now and it hasn't seemed to really help me much in that department! Although I am alot more energetic and going to the loo more regularly (sorry for TMI!) I was thinking seeing as Fast-Tract is a liquid the body might absorb it a bit quicker...
I'm really at my wits end, when I treat it with creams I'm good for about 2 weeks then I'm back to square one. I have seen a naturopath but the herbs she gives me aren't good for baby's and while we're TTC I don't really want anything in my body that's going to be harmful, IYKWIM.

Thankyou for your reply

**Kitt3n** · February 23rd, 2009, 10:54 AM

hun I am not sure if fast track would help if in liven didnt, they are both pro biotics... always worth a try but not too sure on that one, sorry hun!

**helle** · February 23rd, 2009, 11:34 AM

Kitten, I did read somewhere that Fast-Tract is good if you're targeting one thing like thrush... I was just hoping some "normal" people would have some feel-good stories about it

Instead of just going by what the manufacturer says...

**Kitt3n** · February 23rd, 2009, 11:49 AM

well i think i am "normal" (one is what one thinks are they not?! lol sorry silly mood)

in liven got rod of my down there thrush and i have never had it return. I am using fast track now, as baby has thrush on her tongue (though i do not seem to have gotten it on my nipples)...................

it is working on her, but it is still there, she has had it for so long, but there is nothing else i can give her (yet).................

i'd give it a shot hun.

**helle** · February 23rd, 2009, 12:22 PM

ROLF, sorry I didn't mean it like that! I was more refering to someone who's experience how much of a pain in the butt it is that's had actual success with something! Cos so far I've had nothing.
I like the idea you can use it on bubs as well... I think I will end up giving it a shot... I am getting rather desperate!
Thanks heaps hun

**Kirley64** · September 29th, 2009, 01:39 PM

I am on something called 'Lactaflora' and will be taking a couple other products soon too which are all safe for babies. I've had thrush for over 10 years constantly - i've never gotten rid of it... combining this super probiotic (one of the latest on the market i believe) with the candida diet i'm hoping to get rid of it before my baby is born cuz i dont want him or her having it.... but i understand your frustration totally!!! its really annoying.

**BellyBelly** · September 29th, 2009, 01:46 PM

How much are you taking? I'd really ramp up your doses, especially because it's organic and will not hurt you and you need more if it's not working (how long you been on it?). You can also use it topically for vaginal thrush, dab it on with cotton balls or internally, use a clean syringe and squirt it up. You'd probably want to have a liner/pad on cos what goes in comes out

There are testimonials on the BB In-Liven page - definitely helped lots of women with thrush.

https://www.bellybelly.com.au/misc/mivitality-inliven

**BellyBelly** · September 29th, 2009, 01:50 PM

Oops forgot to say, Fast Tract is safe for babies. 1ml dose instead of the adult 25ml.

**Kirley64** · September 29th, 2009, 01:51 PM

How much are you taking? I'd really ramp up your doses, especially because it's organic and will not hurt you and you need more if it's not working (how long you been on it?). You can also use it topically for vaginal thrush, dab it on with cotton balls or internally, use a clean syringe and squirt it up. You'd probably want to have a liner/pad on cos what goes in comes out

There are testimonials on the BB In-Liven page - definitely helped lots of women with thrush.

https://distributors.neways.com.au/p..._factsheet.pdf
Thats the link for it, yet to get the other things. At this stage i've been taking it once every second day because i got the runs tmi i know.... when i first started it. so i'm easing into it. Waiting for the other products to arrive. Can't use it internally because you have to mix it with milk or water to drink.
I will have a look at that link and see thanks

**Kirley64** · September 29th, 2009, 02:01 PM

oh and i've been on it for only about three weeks again....
This is the other product i will be taking to make my insides a bit more alkaline rather than the acidic situation they seem to be in... which is also what my diet is meant to be doing :S so hard to stick to though....
https://distributors.neways.com.au/p..._factsheet.pdf

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