Could some types of antifungals interfere with Profase and probiotic supplements?

by Chris

Dear Dan,

I found this site very informative and helpful, but I have a question about the right time window for taking antifungals and Profase. The suggestion to take Biofase and then wait 30 minutes before taking antifungals such as Microfase makes a lot of sense, so the enzymes work on biofilms first and then antifungals take action to kill off the yeast. But I am not so sure if taking antifungal supplements and probiotics within that same time period is a good idea.

I understand that antifungals work to suppress the yeast, but many antifungal products, like antifungal herbs, extracts and herbal oils also possess antimicrobial and antibacterial properties, so therefore I assume that they could kill also the good bacteria in probiotic supplements like Profase.

Actually, I am questioning if some antifungals, including those in Microfase, could potentially interfere with or kill those living probiotic bacteria in Profase, even if taken 30 minutes apart from each other?

As I am starting treatment for my gut candida overgrowth, I have Biofase, Profase, Microfase and other antifungal herbs and oils as well.

So is this 30 minute gap between antifungals and probiotics long enough not to interfere with the process of good bacteria in those probiotic supplements repopulating the intestines? Or should I extend the time gap, or take probiotics at a different time of day away from any kinds of antifungals?