Guest guest Posted June 26, 2012 Report Share Posted June 26, 2012 We have done metametrix and genova stool tests to check bacteria and found we have a lot of bacteria, but also additional bacterial markers eg: DHPPA (proprionic acid) slightly elevated 3 amino acids high: aspartic/ glutamic/ cysteine HVA/VMA ratio is 2:1 (so not high but elevated, 4:1 being cut-off) Ammonia and urea high Nitrites high in urine test High taurine High lactate High succinic High Alkaline phosphatase in blood We have been prescribed a variety of anti-biotics and also natural anti-biotics but the levels have not changed. I finally had time to look into this and learned the fairly obvious background that bacteria can be classified into about 8 types: gram postiive or gram negative, aerobic or anaerobic, coccus or baccilli and all permutations of the above What was very surprising was when I listed all Sophia's bacteria every one of them fell into the same category (bar one): gram negative anaerobic baccilli On the bad side, re all the anti-biotics etc we had been prescribed and which had done nothing: it is not surprising as they are all for different categories of bacteria, mainly gram positive coccus. It seems to me disgraceful that an obvious thing like this wasnt picked up. On the good side, it should mean we can pinpoint ONE anti-biotic to wipe out all the gram negative anaerobic baccilli in one go ! Just thought I would share this as it might help others/ maybe others have had same experience Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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