This article will discuss antifungals and when to take them. This idea is based on a question from a friend of mine. He was wondering when is the best time to take antifungals and probiotics. His candida, which he was nearly on top of, has made a very nasty attempt to come back this week, and he needs a strategy to nip it in the bud before he gets back to square one.

You have read in various sources that antifungals should be taken with meals, immediately before meals or between meals, and that probiotics should be taken as far away from antifungals as possible or within an hour of them, so they can fill you up. the holes left by freshly killed yeast. All these different opinions confused her, because they all seem to make sense. She is currently rotating GSE, garlic and caprylic acid.

When dealing with the above situations, some people said that they don’t take probiotics until the yeast is under control, otherwise it will go to waste. Some doctors suggest that taking antibiotics and antifungals at the same time is not recommended because doing so could promote resistance of fungal organisms against which neither therapy would be effective.

If antibiotic therapy is necessary, it is recommended to continue the anti-thrush program for a month or more, but only after stopping the antibiotics. Doctors recommend stopping antifungals if you need to take an antibiotic. I believe that the combination may promote the growth of Candida tropicalis. Probiotics should be continued throughout the process.