Dear Mark,

I have been trying to rid myself of candiasis for years.

I have a patch of skin on my foot which has been described as eczema, psoriasis, athlete's foot, lichen planus, lichen simplex, and several others.

I read several years ago about a Professor Crook I think his name was, and his theory that such allergies and ailments are caused by overgrowth of candida in the gut.

I read everything I could on the internet, and went to see a lady called Rosemary Heddle at the Ashford Clinic of Complementary Medicine.

She has a machine called a Vegi something, and she gets you to hold an instrument in one hand whilst she does readings.

I went a total sceptic, and came out a convert to alternative medicines. Her theory is to omit all of the irritants and treat the body with homeopathic remedies.

This is fine in theory, but is impossible in real everyday life, especially as preparing food is my occupation.

I often go through the web to see if anything has been found to conquer candida albicans, and I think Threelac may well be the answer.

My skin condition has in the past few months got severely worse, spreading to my limbs, and since taking threelac for a week or more, one patch has almost disappeared and I live in hope for the others.

Anyway, just to let you have a bit of feedback on your product and I will keep you posted.

As one who has tried all sorts of cures, I think I may be at the end of the search. One day doctors will realise that steroid and cortisone creams are only cover ups for the real problems, and they may even admit that candida albicans is a real problem.

All they do is prescribe topical ointments which thin and burn and scar the skin instead of getting to the real root of the problem.

Well, merry Christmas and lets hope it will be a happier new year for all of us who try Threelac.

With kindest regards,

Louise Harper