I have recently tried Physioflor, when I was getting the beasty yeasties while travelling in the hot weather of southern France. I have tried every commercial product sold in Canada and nothing worked. I have also tried many home remedies: tea tree oil, garlic, etc. They offer very short term relief but the yeast comes back. This is decades of trials, as I'm not a young woman anymore. I know my triggers, which I try to control, such as limiting fruit, white sugar, and dairy, but I also use to get an aggressive flare up before and after my period. Anyways, when I picked up the Physioflor product from a french pharmacy I had very low expectations that it would work. I chose it because I had never heard of Lactobacillus crispatus. It worked really well, and I tried to pick up some boxes in other countries in Europe but couldn't find it. I am going to try to buy it online, but it'll be a lot more than the 8 euros I paid in May 2017.
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I have recently tried Physioflor, when I was getting the beasty yeasties while travelling in the hot weather of southern France. I have tried every commercial product sold in Canada and nothing worked. I have also tried many home remedies: tea tree oil, garlic, etc. They offer very short term relief but the yeast comes back. This is decades of trials, as I'm not a young woman anymore. I know my triggers, which I try to control, such as limiting fruit, white sugar, and dairy, but I also use to get an aggressive flare up before and after my period. Anyways, when I picked up the Physioflor product from a french pharmacy I had very low expectations that it would work. I chose it because I had never heard of Lactobacillus crispatus. It worked really well, and I tried to pick up some boxes in other countries in Europe but couldn't find it. I am going to try to buy it online, but it'll be a lot more than the 8 euros I paid in May 2017.
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