Treating yeast while chelating Re: FYI: Yeast Mold Test Esoterix

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> Were these serum tests to see if you have an IgG allergy to mold?

>

These were serum tests but the guy I was working with felt they were

instructive as to mold population..

> Dr suggests that mold will grow on weak organs and is fed by

> metals, and also when parasites are killed in organs they become

> surrounded by mould (like a fish after a day or two in a fish tank)

> while the body digests them.

> This die-off would possibly hurt you if you were susceptible to

> mold.

wow. Never thought of it that way but. yeah. Basically, if I knew

then what I know now, I would have done all the same things I did to

control yeast and other pathogens but, at the same time, I would have

gradually started doing the very lowest doses of DMSA in rounds as

Cutler suggests.

Back then I was scared that, since I couldn't eliminate well at all,

I wasn't going to be able to get out the metal that was freed up. So

that's what I had to mcontrol first.

I'd started this odyssey four years ago with an mis-diagnosed h.

pylori caused ulcer that put a hole in my stomach. That was my first

of several ambulance trips. The Treating Docs back then gave me

morphine for a week, then put their hands up in the air and said " we

don't know what's causing this but probably a ruptured ovarian cyst " .

They gave me a zillion antibiotics, Protonix (!) and pushed my

emaciated body out the door.

I was the one who called them days later, after research on the

Internet and throwing up everything I ate, and said you might want to

test me for h. pylori etc.

> Does anyone know of good stool testing services in the US to check

> levels of good and bad bacteria?

Nope. The only one I know of is the serum " parasitology " test I

mentioned. It measures good and bad bacteria. Pretty highly regarded

and worked for me.

~robin