This article will explain various alternatives to treat yeast infections based on my research and also the actions of my friends.
The first one I would like to show is boric acid. I read about boric acid dosage in a book by Micheal Murray. He said that when boric acid is used, the symptoms seem to go away in two weeks, but to really eradicate the infection, it is necessary to continue the treatment for four months.
In one kind of trial, they took tissue cultures from women who had used Monistat-type treatments and found that the tissues were “not normal,” even though their symptoms had disappeared. The women who had used boric acid had “normal” cell cultures. This all makes sense when taken in conjunction with what the other guy was saying about skin regrowth. Four months is a long time, but compared to how long you have/had the yeast
infection?
The second treatment is through the use of agrisept-L and Diflucan. This one is based on my friend’s part. First, he showered 3 times a week with 10 drops of Agrisept-L, which is a kind of citrus concentrate. She bought it on the internet. She saw some improvement with it. But what she thinks really worked was when her previous doctor, who was trying to get rid of the candida, put her on Diflucan.
Her doctor thought that 5 Diflucan pills, one a week, would cure the yeast in her entire system. He made things better. So if you can get your doctor to prescribe some Diflucan, give it a try. But do some research on the drug. I think it can cause some problems if overused. She now has a different doctor who has had Candida. He believes that what you eat is your best cure. His vaginal problems had disappeared when he found him.