Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

[Guest guest]

My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

with autism?

Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

[Guest guest]

Hi,

A simple test for yeast would be accumulating a gob of saliva in your mouth and

spitting into a glass of clean water (usually in the morning?) and if strings

grow from that quickly (and if the glob stays floating in suspension?) lets say,

within half an hour, that's been considered a do-it-yourself measure for yeast.

No yeast would not present as such.

I believe that's called the " spit test. " A test for freedom against BSers

(liars?) would be in our being supported for representing/saying as much.. . (As

cheap as that would be of the expression/s of the Individual? Thereof?

(Otherwise humanity itself might be considered full of, " yeast?!. " [Whatever

My sense of It.

Mike

I'm working on It (Understanding More, of Justness, Thereof

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

[Guest guest]

If you do the " spit " test, you need to use only distilled water, spit first

thing in the morning upon rising and then watch it every 15 minutes.  Strings

growing down from the spit, foggy water with globs floating in it, or a spit wad

that sinks to the bottom:  all these are signs of yeast.  ps. the water needs

to be room temp, so fill the glass and let it sit out all night.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 5:15 PM

 

Hi,

A simple test for yeast would be accumulating a gob of saliva in your mouth and

spitting into a glass of clean water (usually in the morning?) and if strings

grow from that quickly (and if the glob stays floating in suspension?) lets say,

within half an hour, that's been considered a do-it-yourself measure for yeast.

No yeast would not present as such.

I believe that's called the " spit test. " A test for freedom against BSers

(liars?) would be in our being supported for representing/saying as much.. . (As

cheap as that would be of the expression/s of the Individual? Thereof?

(Otherwise humanity itself might be considered full of, " yeast?!. " [Whatever

My sense of It.

Mike

I'm working on It (Understanding More, of Justness, Thereof

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

[Guest guest]

I would love love love for this test to be legit! But my question is this: we

all have yeast to one degree or another so wouldn't this happen to everyone or

just people with yeast overgrowth? I can't wait to try it tomorrow morning lol.

-Tammy

________________________________

From: nancy cook <endofautism@...>

Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 8:49:35 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

If you do the " spit " test, you need to use only distilled water, spit first

thing in the morning upon rising and then watch it every 15 minutes. Strings

growing down from the spit, foggy water with globs floating in it, or a spit wad

that sinks to the bottom: all these are signs of yeast. ps. the water needs to

be room temp, so fill the glass and let it sit out all night.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 5:15 PM

Hi,

A simple test for yeast would be accumulating a gob of saliva in your mouth and

spitting into a glass of clean water (usually in the morning?) and if strings

grow from that quickly (and if the glob stays floating in suspension?) lets say,

within half an hour, that's been considered a do-it-yourself measure for yeast.

No yeast would not present as such.

I believe that's called the " spit test. " A test for freedom against BSers

(liars?) would be in our being supported for representing/saying as much.. . (As

cheap as that would be of the expression/s of the Individual? Thereof?

(Otherwise humanity itself might be considered full of, " yeast?!. " [Whatever

My sense of It.

Mike

I'm working on It (Understanding More, of Justness, Thereof

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

>observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

>with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

[Guest guest]

the way you know how bad your yeast is, is the speed with which it grows legs or

sinks or fogs the water.  Mine stayed perfectly clear and didn't grow any legs,

etc.  It had absolutely no response.  My husbands, however, grew leg, sank to

the bottom and fogged the water all within 15 minutes.  He has chronic jock

itch, itchy skin and athletes foot, soooooooo go figure!!  For us it worked. 

I have never had any fungal infections, no vaginal stuff, never even got

athletes foot in the gym or locker room in high school or college.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 5:15 PM

Hi,

A simple test for yeast would be accumulating a gob of saliva in your mouth and

spitting into a glass of clean water (usually in the morning?) and if strings

grow from that quickly (and if the glob stays floating in suspension?) lets say,

within half an hour, that's been considered a do-it-yourself measure for yeast.

No yeast would not present as such.

I believe that's called the " spit test. " A test for freedom against BSers

(liars?) would be in our being supported for representing/saying as much.. . (As

cheap as that would be of the expression/s of the Individual? Thereof?

(Otherwise humanity itself might be considered full of, " yeast?!. " [Whatever

My sense of It.

Mike

I'm working on It (Understanding More, of Justness, Thereof

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

>observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

>with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

[Guest guest]

It would be less perfect if you didn't do it as seems to recall, or know

(better than I) Thanks for a better recollection of the more precise (accurate)

details of the test, .

Try the test now with tap water (or bottled water, or purified water, whatever

you have?) Tammy and you " would very likely " get a relatively accurate read, if

you have a fair measure of yeast, I'm quite sure. (We all did in our family,

some more than others) If I recall, you do not get a very pronounced effect of

what described immediately and it could take an hour to see some strings

and such. You could get very immediate results with lots of yeast, (of the

mouth/saliva and what that represents?) or so the test developer said. (I can't

recall at this time) Apparently people with no yeast issue show *nothing*

(visibly noticeable) but their original gob after an hour.

Evaluate your situation relatively in that respect I would advise, of comparing

things under similar circumstances for a reasonable control of where things are

with you and your yeast relative to as much?

I suspect many people wouldn't go through as much where it was any more

complicated or difficult than that, that professional medical labs necessarily

do any better than that, for what they charge? for what they could prove,

actually prove?

Why wait. Encompass as much as you can in your research by testing as much as

you can in that respect, where what chlorinated tap water (etc?) does to yeast

(and whatever) might also be something worth exploring for what's going on with

respect to such testing?

Does anyone know if heavy metal manifests in spit sinking more to the bottom of

the glass than usual? (I've heard, actually) Maybe there's a " mercury "

[toxicity?] test somewhat as simple and effective as that as well, that anyone

has shared that with us so far...

That would be something worth working on. Who wants to pay labs to do something

($$$=?)) where that should prove unnecessary.

Is there a chemist or biochemist or lab technician or " whatever " reading this

who could help us in that respect?

Mike

>

> >

>

> > My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no

fungus

> >observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this

common

> >with autism?

>

> >

>

> > Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Im not sure how common it is, but my sons stool cultures never showed yeast

until this last one. His Organic Acid Test, however, always flagged for yeast.

Karla

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

[Guest guest]

wow. cool stuff! my son will LOVE this test. lol

-Tammy

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From: nancy cook <endofautism@...>

Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 9:51:20 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

the way you know how bad your yeast is, is the speed with which it grows legs or

sinks or fogs the water. Mine stayed perfectly clear and didn't grow any legs,

etc. It had absolutely no response. My husbands, however, grew leg, sank to

the bottom and fogged the water all within 15 minutes. He has chronic jock

itch, itchy skin and athletes foot, soooooooo go figure!! For us it worked. I

have never had any fungal infections, no vaginal stuff, never even got athletes

foot in the gym or locker room in high school or college.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 5:15 PM

Hi,

A simple test for yeast would be accumulating a gob of saliva in your mouth and

spitting into a glass of clean water (usually in the morning?) and if strings

grow from that quickly (and if the glob stays floating in suspension?) lets say,

within half an hour, that's been considered a do-it-yourself measure for yeast.

No yeast would not present as such.

I believe that's called the " spit test. " A test for freedom against BSers

(liars?) would be in our being supported for representing/saying as much.. . (As

cheap as that would be of the expression/s of the Individual? Thereof?

(Otherwise humanity itself might be considered full of, " yeast?!. " [Whatever

My sense of It.

Mike

I'm working on It (Understanding More, of Justness, Thereof

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

>observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

>with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

[Guest guest]

Mike, ask these guys. They might know.

http://www.natmedtalk.com/bones-joints/4923-alpha-lipoic-acid-natural-anti-infla\

mmatory.html

-Tammy

________________________________

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 10:10:59 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

It would be less perfect if you didn't do it as seems to recall, or know

(better than I) Thanks for a better recollection of the more precise (accurate)

details of the test, .

Try the test now with tap water (or bottled water, or purified water, whatever

you have?) Tammy and you " would very likely " get a relatively accurate read, if

you have a fair measure of yeast, I'm quite sure. (We all did in our family,

some more than others) If I recall, you do not get a very pronounced effect of

what described immediately and it could take an hour to see some strings

and such. You could get very immediate results with lots of yeast, (of the

mouth/saliva and what that represents?) or so the test developer said. (I can't

recall at this time) Apparently people with no yeast issue show *nothing*

(visibly noticeable) but their original gob after an hour.

Evaluate your situation relatively in that respect I would advise, of comparing

things under similar circumstances for a reasonable control of where things are

with you and your yeast relative to as much?

I suspect many people wouldn't go through as much where it was any more

complicated or difficult than that, that professional medical labs necessarily

do any better than that, for what they charge? for what they could prove,

actually prove?

Why wait. Encompass as much as you can in your research by testing as much as

you can in that respect, where what chlorinated tap water (etc?) does to yeast

(and whatever) might also be something worth exploring for what's going on with

respect to such testing?

Does anyone know if heavy metal manifests in spit sinking more to the bottom of

the glass than usual? (I've heard, actually) Maybe there's a " mercury "

[toxicity?] test somewhat as simple and effective as that as well, that anyone

has shared that with us so far...

That would be something worth working on. Who wants to pay labs to do something

($$$=?)) where that should prove unnecessary.

Is there a chemist or biochemist or lab technician or " whatever " reading this

who could help us in that respect?

Mike

>

> >

>

> > My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no

>fungus

>

> >observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this

common

>

> >with autism?

>

> >

>

> > Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

the reason you need distilled water is cause if you use city water that has

chlorine in it, the chlorine will kill the yeast so it doesn't react.  We did

it for the whole family, I only gave you the best results and the worst ones. 

We did all nine of us.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 7:10 PM

 

It would be less perfect if you didn't do it as seems to recall, or

know (better than I) Thanks for a better recollection of the more precise

(accurate) details of the test, .

Try the test now with tap water (or bottled water, or purified water, whatever

you have?) Tammy and you " would very likely " get a relatively accurate read, if

you have a fair measure of yeast, I'm quite sure. (We all did in our family,

some more than others) If I recall, you do not get a very pronounced effect of

what described immediately and it could take an hour to see some strings

and such. You could get very immediate results with lots of yeast, (of the

mouth/saliva and what that represents?) or so the test developer said. (I can't

recall at this time) Apparently people with no yeast issue show *nothing*

(visibly noticeable) but their original gob after an hour.

Evaluate your situation relatively in that respect I would advise, of comparing

things under similar circumstances for a reasonable control of where things are

with you and your yeast relative to as much?

I suspect many people wouldn't go through as much where it was any more

complicated or difficult than that, that professional medical labs necessarily

do any better than that, for what they charge? for what they could prove,

actually prove?

Why wait. Encompass as much as you can in your research by testing as much as

you can in that respect, where what chlorinated tap water (etc?) does to yeast

(and whatever) might also be something worth exploring for what's going on with

respect to such testing?

Does anyone know if heavy metal manifests in spit sinking more to the bottom of

the glass than usual? (I've heard, actually) Maybe there's a " mercury "

[toxicity?] test somewhat as simple and effective as that as well, that anyone

has shared that with us so far...

That would be something worth working on. Who wants to pay labs to do something

($$$=?)) where that should prove unnecessary.

Is there a chemist or biochemist or lab technician or " whatever " reading this

who could help us in that respect?

Mike

>

> >

>

> > My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no

fungus

> >observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this

common

> >with autism?

>

> >

>

> > Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

[it] Sounds like a good way to find out if your water supply is disinfected as

much, as well? .. . It's amazing The *virtuous* cycle and how It works, isn't

It.. .

Thanks for being part of a/The/that greater connection (Where you are? .. .

Mike Glavic

On such faith.

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> > > My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no

fungus

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> > >observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this

common

>

> > >with autism?

>

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>

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>

> > > Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

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[Guest guest]

! I did the spit test with my son this morning (we used nursery

water).....ok, the saliva was not even in the glass for two seconds and the

strings appeared - it looked like cob webs...tons of them working their way down

to the bottom of the glass. It didn't really get foggy though. Just slightly

in the very bottom center of wine glass. then all his little spit bubbles just

lingered at the top of the water on the edge of the glass. very very

attractive. sorry for the nasty details, guys. So it's fair to say we've got

yeast going on here big time. I have a three part question: 1) I'm upping the

GSE, I just started biotin yesterday and we do probiotics. You think I should

give the biotin a few more days or throw something else into the pot, too? 2)

his poop is fine. no string things, ever.....I imagine this to be a good thing

Or is it more likely that the yeast is in his brain and other tissues and not

his gut? (Good belly. no history of GI issues at all) 3) I'm so sure it's in

his ear.....can I put GSE drops right in his ear canal?

Thanks : )

-Tammy

________________________________

From: nancy cook <endofautism@...>

Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 8:49:35 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

If you do the " spit " test, you need to use only distilled water, spit first

thing in the morning upon rising and then watch it every 15 minutes. Strings

growing down from the spit, foggy water with globs floating in it, or a spit wad

that sinks to the bottom: all these are signs of yeast. ps. the water needs to

be room temp, so fill the glass and let it sit out all night.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Help! Fungus Culture Lab Report (yeast)

Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 5:15 PM

Hi,

A simple test for yeast would be accumulating a gob of saliva in your mouth and

spitting into a glass of clean water (usually in the morning?) and if strings

grow from that quickly (and if the glob stays floating in suspension?) lets say,

within half an hour, that's been considered a do-it-yourself measure for yeast.

No yeast would not present as such.

I believe that's called the " spit test. " A test for freedom against BSers

(liars?) would be in our being supported for representing/saying as much.. . (As

cheap as that would be of the expression/s of the Individual? Thereof?

(Otherwise humanity itself might be considered full of, " yeast?!. " [Whatever

My sense of It.

Mike

I'm working on It (Understanding More, of Justness, Thereof

>

> My sons lab report for a fungus culture with stain says there is was no fungus

>observed. However, his stools still have thread like strings. Is this common

>with autism?

>

> Thank you. We just started the recovery journey!

>