Re: GPL - Comp Stool Analysis Results and ?s

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vegitable fibers would be just that, undigested foods from non meat sources, so it wouldn't be pancreatic emnzymes you would see that more with the fats and meats not with the veggies, capril acid works great as it gets both bacteria and yeast issues so that is a good bet to try, also the l-glutamine works like a bandaid to cover the wholes in the gut we like bluebonnet for ours but have also used I think either klair labs, kirkmans or new begginings

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GPL - Comp Stool Analysis Results and ?s

Hello,I just received my son's Comp Stool Analysis results from GPL and have the following questions:1 - Beneficial flora - Lactobacillus spp is listed at 2+, ideally the number should be either 3+ or 4+. What can I do to increase this flora? My son currently receives Culturelle & Saccharomyces Boulardii probiotics 3x's a week in rotation with Ther-Biotic Complete (Klaire Labs). 2- Under Digestion/Absorption - Fat Stain result - Many. Ref Range is None to Mod. GPL did not provide much feedback on what this means nor did it confirm or deny the detection of Steatorrhea or does the Many result mean it's positive for Steatorrhea? From researching this on the internet seems like I may need to give him some type of enzyme but I'm not that sure. Any input would be greatly appreciated.Vegetable Fibers results - Mod. Ref Range is None - Few. From my research and the reference materials provided the combination of this result with the fat stain result leads me to believe it may be related to insufficient pancreatic enzymes. Any thoughts?slgA - Resuls 36 - Ref Range is 51-204mg/dl. The reference materials suggest I increase dietary L-glutamine to restore GI immune function. Anyone using a good supplemental product?The Bacterial Culture shows Klebsiella pneumonia 4+. Anyone use a perscriptive or natural agent that has been effective in erradicating this bacteria? Reference materials recommends the following agents the bacteria is sensitive to: Augmentin, Ciprofloxacin, Trimeth-sulfa, Caprylic Acid & Citrus Seed Extract. All other markers were within range with the exception of Yeast of which we have Many:)Thanks!

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