yeast testing

[Guest guest]

I wrote in yesterday inquiring about other's experiences with Nystatin.

I really appreciate the input from Patti & Stacey. I've read enough

about yeast die-off to know this is something I needed to investigate

thoroughly and proceed very cautiously. Now, I'd like to know what

testing can be done to quantitatively see how bad my son's yeast

situation is. Does anyone have any experience along these lines? I've

been thinking that maybe I should see how bad the yeast is before

embarking on a regimen to treat it. Any thoughts?

Eileen

P.S. Today I plan to start the AFP Pep with my son, although I think

he's been a bit less irritable since stopping the Zyme Prime. I've just

had him on the Pep along for the last 2-3 days.

[Guest guest]

--- What is yeasty behaviour?

wrote:

>

> Is it possible for a child(ren) to have yeast but not show in a

test?

>

> We had our twins tested a few weeks ago. A two day sample

collection for each. We tried to

> get it to the lab before they closed on a Saturday but missed by

10 minutes. I had been told

> to keep it in the fridge, it would last OK. Took it on a Monday

morning with the dates &

> times, she said it was fine as long as refrigerated. (GROSS! I

know! Trust me!)

>

> But both of their labs came back normal, which I was/am very

surprised about. They have

> " classic " yeasty poop symptoms.

>

> Just wondering if there is another route we should go?

>

> Thanks!

> Le

>

[Guest guest]

>

> --- What is yeasty behaviour?

Info here

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

Dana