stool Analysis

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My grandchild hasn't, but I have. I recommend their comprehensive digestive

stool

analysis very highly. They were the first ones to pick up that I have no

secretory IgA, and

also that I had an overgrowth of opportunistic pathogenic bacteria (not yeast)

in the gut.

Peace,

Kathy E.

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> Has anyone ever had their child's stool analyzed through Great Smokey Labs?

> We are preparing to do the CDSA 2.0 to check for bowel problems and yeast

and other

parasites. I was wondering if anyone had this done and what their experience

was.

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> Also the doctor that order this testing is a really good doc. She has twin

boys with

autism. Finally found a decent doctor in the Indiana/Kentucky area. Hooray.

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> Thanks.

> April mom to Matt ASD 7yo.

> aprilcullins@...

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> Has anyone ever had their child's stool analyzed through Great

Smokey Labs?

> We are preparing to do the CDSA 2.0 to check for bowel problems

and yeast and other parasites. I was wondering if anyone had this

done and what their experience was.

>

> Also the doctor that order this testing is a really good doc.

She has twin boys with autism. Finally found a decent doctor in the

Indiana/Kentucky area. Hooray.

I just had myself and my son checked through this lab. We also did

the CDSA 2.0. I found it helpful. I have yeast overgrowth and he

has bacterial overgrowth. It will show the specific strains of

bacteria and/or yeast. I've heard that there are lots of false

positives and false negatives in this test. I don't know where this

information comes from. for myself, I wonder if I can call the

lab directly for a more consise explanation. My midwife and I were

trying the lab for the first time so she is not familiar with

reading the results. We gave copies to our family doc. Hopefully

we can educate her and she might even use the lab.

My son isn't on the spectrum but I think the labs are useful no

matter for whom they are used.

not much help here but I'd like to see others' responses.

cheers,

gwen

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Dear list members.

I have had a analysis stating that I have too much Enterococcous.

I was wandering if MMS killed this bacteria. from my " google " reasearch, i see

that Enterococcous is gram negative but MMS kills gram positive stuff,however; I

have a friend who said that MMS helped with her strep throat and enterococcous.

Will MMS kill these bacteria as well?

thanks

Rocanddi

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If you don't see o and p in one sample, you can't really say it is not there with confidence. If you do 3 separate samples and it 's not there, you can be pretty sure it is not there and you're not missing anything. Unfortunately it is standard of care. Same with occult blood x 3.

Don White, RN, DC

In a message dated 7/26/2010 5:06:20 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, drscott@... writes:

Hi all,I’m ordering stool analysis on a few patients. (Weird how you study a subject and people suddenly start asking you if you know anything about it. Hâ€Hey doc! Do you have any ideas about low motility? My MD says I need to take laxatives. Would it relate to my low back?...etc.â€)I’m ordering CSDA from Meridian Valley Lab and I can include ova and parasites as well.You can also order O & P x3 which is a 3 sample test.Is the x3 necessary?This cr*p is spendy. E. Abrahamson, D.C.Chiropractic physicianLake Oswego Chiropractic Clinic315 Second StreetLake Oswego, OR 97034503-635-6246Website: http://www.lakeoswegochiro.com