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Sanum Pefrakehl (Candida parapsilosis) explained: how it differs from Albicansan, the traditional dosage on our page and who should speak to a doctor first.

Sanum Notakehl (Penicillium chrysogenum, also sold as Notakehl D5 Tropfen) explained: what it is, why it is not penicillin, forms and traditional dosage on our page.

Sanum Fortakehl (Penicillium roquefortii) explained: the isopathic idea behind it, drops, tablets, capsules and suppositories, and the traditional dosage on our page.

Looking for a natural alternative to Canesten cream? What Canesten is for, why a homeopathic ointment is not a like-for-like substitute, and the traditional options people ask about.

What Mucor and Aspergillus moulds are, why people ask about mould exposure, and how Sanum Mucokehl, Nigersan and Sankombi are traditionally used.

A beginner's guide to Sanum remedies: what isopathy is, what D3, D4 and D5 mean, the common remedies and how to start.

Where homeopathic Candida remedies such as Albicansan fit alongside diet, lifestyle and medical care, and when to see a doctor.

What the German words on Sanum boxes mean, and what Albicansan, Sankombi, Mucokehl and Nigersan D5 Tropfen are.

Albicansan and Sankombi compared: what each is made from, how they differ, and why customers often order them together.

Albicansan comes as drops, capsules, ointment and suppositories. Here is how the forms differ and how people choose.

What Sanum Nigersan is, what it is made from, how it is traditionally used and how it differs from Mucokehl and Sankombi.

What Sanum Mucokehl is, what it is made from, how it is traditionally used and how the D5 drops are taken.