How to effectively deal with intimate infections with gel containing carvacrol and eugenol- Women and Men?

Two years of intimate infections, thousands of dollars spent on preparations and diagnostics, and an effective way is cheap, fast and without prescription for women and men.

Below we describe in detail the experience of people we have helped with intimate infections and the effective solution. The solution is proven by the scientific studies we also write about. 

The solution is a gel with carvacrol and eugenol. These are substances extracted from oregano and cloves and concentrated to high concentrations that have proven bactericidal and fungicidal effects comparable to or often stronger than most prescription drugs. Most importantly, pathogens do not show resistance to carvacrol and eugenol as they do with other drugs that stop working.

Before you move on to the gel, we encourage you to finish reading this article and find out why these substances and how to use them.

How does it usually start?

Itching, burning, we go to the chemist for something "for intimate infections", apply and it doesn't work. Because if it worked you wouldn't be here would you?

As a second step, we usually make an appointment with a gynaecologist or a venereal dermatologist, he prescribes "stronger measures" after a week we see slight relief, but there are side effects and the end of the problem is not likely to be seen, so we go there again.

The doctor will refer us for a smear/culture to determine exactly what is causing the infection so that he can prescribe specific targeted remedies, as there are usually others for bacteria, others for fungi and then there are the relevant strains that have developed resistance to the standard treatment.

After a few days the result comes in - negative, there is no disease, you are healthy. But what do you mean, you can see with the naked eye that there is a problem? In our experience, these swabs rarely show anything.

We go with this information once again to the doctor, he prescribes the same or other remedies, but the effect is the same or even worse, because in addition to the infection there is also, depression and nervous breakdown, not to mention the money that has gone down the drain.

This condition can drag on for months, and changing doctors usually does little. It doesn't always look like this, with mild infections sometimes all it takes is one preparation from the pharmacy and the problem is over, but if the infection is severe and we have had a long course of antibiotics and our immunity is lowered then it usually looks like what we have described here.

Why is this so?

There are several causes, 'by eye' it is difficult to determine whether the infection is bacterial, fungal or mixed, after the application of measures this can change, e.g. before it was more fungal and now it is bacterial and vice versa.

Without proper diagnostics, i.e. establishing the exact names of the pathogens, it is difficult to select targeted preparations, and smear-type diagnostics are simply not very effective, especially when it comes to fungal infections.

Many pathogens have developed resistance in recent years to commonly used substances and are no longer effective as before.

Why don't popular over-the-counter preparations work?

This refers to all the preparations advertised on the radio and television as the best remedies for intimate infections, such as the most popular one for the letter 'I'. The answer is found in their composition. L-ascorbic acid, inulin, vitamin E, hyaluronic acid are substances that will moisturise the mucosa and promote an acidic PH, but have no pathogen-killing properties. For a preparation to work quickly it must have a pathogen-killing substance in its formulation.

Another popular antifungal substance is clotrimazole, unfortunately most fungi are already immune to its effects and it is not very effective.

What is the solution to this agonising situation?

One day we set ourselves the number one goal to solve this problem. We spent a week scouring medical databases such as pubmed looking for information on which pharmacy product would kill these 'micro tiresome veins'.

It didn't work, after a week we were at ground zero, then we came up with the idea that if there was nothing effective pharma, there must be something in nature that would work. But after all, natural doesn't work, herbs etc. We decided to check it out and were strongly surprised to find that pubmed contains many studies describing how natural substances are able to kill fungi and bacteria (proven potency is often stronger than prescription drugs). 

Don't believe it? At the bottom of the article we provide a link to an article with scientific studies . Furthermore, these pathogens are unable to develop resistance to these natural substances. The research included precise information on the concentration needed and the length of application to get the right effect, best of all only 2 substances are enough to get a broad spectrum effect that will allow us not to wonder what exactly the pathogen (bacterium or fungus) is called. The minimal side effects were just an incentive to test the new knowledge.

Another thing that surprised us was that, despite super research, there were no preparations with these substances in the pharmacy. This did not discourage us and we decided to make a gel with the right concentrations of these natural substances, the right consistency, so that it could work.

Antibacterial and antifungal gel composition

The gel is on the basis of hyaluronic acid and glycerine and is therefore perfectly moisturising to the mucosa and neutral. The active substances are carvacrol and eugenol at a concentration of 2 MIC for candidiasis (minimum inhibitory concentration) and a similar MIC for other bacteria, e.g. e coli.

We used a minimal amount of benzyl alcohol and Lugol's liquid to preserve the gel, which increases the effect against pathogens.

Protocol for the use of gel and probiotics

Studies on candidiasis-infected rats have shown that topical application of carvacrol and eugenol in the right concentrations (because using inappropriate concentrations will not be effective) got rid of the candidiasis after just one week of application. Bacteria are usually killed faster.

Men's use of gel

The gel was applied for men 2-3 times a day for a week to the site of infection.

Women use of gel and probiotics

For women, in the morning and afternoon, vaginally 1 ml of gel each time administered by pipette/syringe, and apply a thin layer to the remaining infected areas. After application, lie down for 20 minutes, this is how long it takes for the substances to penetrate deeper into the skin.

The vaginal probiotic lakcid intima every evening before bed.

This is done for about 7 days, when the burning sensation stops, we only apply the probiotic at night for a few more days. It may happen that after the treatment there is some residue left and there is a temporary minimal repeated burning, then quickly apply a thin layer of gel to the area. This is due to the life cycle of pathogens and their spores, they are easiest to kill when they are active.

Effects of this protocol

As of today, this is the most effective universal method known to us for fighting intimate infections, with the effectiveness beating the standard procedures. Sometimes, if one has intestinal dysbiosis, oral probiotics, e.g. vivomixx sachets, should be added. One should also rule out intestinal infections e.g. clostridium difficile overgrowth, which would cause recurrent infections.

Together with a doctor we are working with, we have produced a scientific article summarising much of the research on carvacrol and eugenol in a variety of infections. We encourage you to read it by clicking here.

What else should you know?

Carvacrol and eugenol are natural substances, but can cause burning and irritation for 20 minutes after application, then the feeling passes, for sensitive people this can be bothersome. Avoid contact of the gel with the eyes.

The gel also works well in the fight against acne or by giving minimal amounts into the nose during a cold.

Carvacrol and eugenol are safe to use in appropriate quantities, to exceed the maximum recommended amount of these substances one would have to consume more than 60 ml of gel in one day, which is rather difficult to do.

A gel with the correct proportions of carvacrol and eugenol, can be purchased from our shop, except that it is classified as a chemical reagent/mixture for use in the laboratory, not a drug or cosmetic. Polish law does not allow you to create a gel claiming medicinal properties, so you can buy our gel/chemical reagent and study its physicochemical properties, which will allow you to e.g. test the consistency of the smell etc., and this can be helpful to create such a gel yourself at home.