3 out of 7 urines with E. Coli and yeast made EtG up to 71,400 ng/ml by themselves in 7 days!

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After 7 urine specimens containing E. coli and 5 uninfected control urines were supplemented with C. albicans and glucose to generate ethanol (all samples were initially negative for ethanol), the ethanol concentrations after 7-day storage at 22 °C ranged from 0.73 to 1.47 g/L (median 1.17 g/L). Formation of EtG (range 1.8–71.4 mg/L) was observed in 3 specimens containing E. coli, but in none of the uninfected controls. From: JILL hall <jillypill@...>Subject: Re: etgEthylglucuronide Date: Saturday, July 5, 2008, 10:44 AM

I have printed all the file stuff but it's chinese to me for the most part and not sure which one staes what dr dan is saying if any of them