Re: Re: Is this viral, or yeast, or food intolerence?

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Hi Stan,

How often should we redo the IGG? We get one on March 2005 and we are

planning to get another one in a few weeks. Is it worth to do it?

Thanks

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The IGG antibodies have a memory, so if you child has eaten the food sometime let's sayin the last year, it may show up still at some level (if it was leaking).The IGG test tells you if the undigested food entered into the blood stream and an

antibody was created to help remove it. Basically, the food was identified by the immunesystem as a toxin in the blood stream.Healing leaky gut is the goal yes, and better management of bacteria, yeast, inflamation,

nutrition, and the immune system are some of the important elements IMO.- Stan> >> > The dark circles are typically gut leakage. I see them all the> time. If you look at Ethan's> > recovery on

www.recoveryvideos.com you'll see my son's> transformation once his gut was> > under control.> >> > Typically with bacterial and fungal overgrowth and gut leakage you> may also have a

> > fermenting of alchohol and sugar in the gut. The can contibute to> spaciness and the> > inappropriate giggling.> >> > The first thing I would do is get an IGG Food Allergy test by blood

> (great plains, etc) and> > remove those foods from the SCD diet... or you can use our " safe> diet " or " Caveman Diet " > > while you get the test results...> >

> > www.childrenscornerschool.com/diet.htm> >> > - Stan> >>