tests for candida/metal/etc

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Hi all,

I'm trying to figure all this out myself...but I'm having a hard

time finding a doctor around me (bay area, CA) who actually uses

tests to diagnose rather than just a questionaire. I want to make

100% sure I have whatever I'm going to treat.

I'm sick of taking things that don't help and spending a fortune on

dumb kaiser. Of course I'd like it if the tests needed to be done

could be done with kaiser since that's my insurance....But can you

put a price on health? I don't think so

So if anyone can please help and let me know what types of tests are

available for testing the following, like blood or saliva or

whatever:

1. candida

2. metal toxicity

3. intestinal permeability

4. weak kidneys

I would really appreciate it!

Thanks much and hope all are well,

Shefy

[Guest guest]

For Candida there is a blood test that if you have any it would show up

here.

It's called IGG, IGA, IGM, AB Panel You can't get any more specific than

this if so I'd love to hear of it.Your really doing good keep plugging away.

Blessings Sharon in KY

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http://www.candidaexpert.com/FreeTests.html

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm trying to figure all this out myself...but I'm having a hard

> time finding a doctor around me (bay area, CA) who actually uses

> tests to diagnose rather than just a questionaire. I want to make

> 100% sure I have whatever I'm going to treat.

>

> I'm sick of taking things that don't help and spending a fortune on

> dumb kaiser. Of course I'd like it if the tests needed to be done

> could be done with kaiser since that's my insurance....But can you

> put a price on health? I don't think so

>

> So if anyone can please help and let me know what types of tests are

> available for testing the following, like blood or saliva or

> whatever:

>

> 1. candida

> 2. metal toxicity

> 3. intestinal permeability

> 4. weak kidneys

>

> I would really appreciate it!

> Thanks much and hope all are well,

> Shefy

>

[Guest guest]

Hi list,

It works if in your bloodstream. If localized it is useless.

Re: tests for candida/metal/etc

For Candida there is a blood test that if you have any it would show up here.

It's called IGG, IGA, IGM, AB Panel You can't get any more specific than this

if so I'd love to hear of it.Your really doing good keep plugging away.

Blessings Sharon in KY

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ok i requested my doctor to send this test to the lab so i can have it

done...he says he sent it to the lab, BUT it will come out positive even if i

don't have it now, but had it in the past....is this true?

thanks

shefy

i'm going to see a ND tomorrow, i wonder what types of tests he'll

recommend....

young's <heretoserve777@...> wrote:

For Candida there is a blood test that if you have any it would show

up here.

It's called IGG, IGA, IGM, AB Panel You can't get any more specific than this if

so I'd love to hear of it.Your really doing good keep plugging away. Blessings

Sharon in KY

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haha ok i tried that this morning and i duno....i saw the stuff at the bottom

and the stuff in the middle, but there really wasn't the stringy stuff hanging

down....

did anyone else try it?

shefy

Dan <granadahills2002@...> wrote:

http://www.candidaexpert.com/FreeTests.html

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm trying to figure all this out myself...but I'm having a hard

> time finding a doctor around me (bay area, CA) who actually uses

> tests to diagnose rather than just a questionaire. I want to make

> 100% sure I have whatever I'm going to treat.

>

> I'm sick of taking things that don't help and spending a fortune on

> dumb kaiser. Of course I'd like it if the tests needed to be done

> could be done with kaiser since that's my insurance....But can you

> put a price on health? I don't think so

>

> So if anyone can please help and let me know what types of tests are

> available for testing the following, like blood or saliva or

> whatever:

>

> 1. candida

> 2. metal toxicity

> 3. intestinal permeability

> 4. weak kidneys

>

> I would really appreciate it!

> Thanks much and hope all are well,

> Shefy

>

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Hi:

I had candida and could not get rid of it.

I took diflucan 3 pills and now my liver hurts and my colon too.

what can I do?

linda

shefy gupta <shefy7@...> wrote:

haha ok i tried that this morning and i duno....i saw the stuff at the

bottom and the stuff in the middle, but there really wasn't the stringy stuff

hanging down....

did anyone else try it?

shefy

Dan <granadahills2002@...> wrote:

http://www.candidaexpert.com/FreeTests.html

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm trying to figure all this out myself...but I'm having a hard

> time finding a doctor around me (bay area, CA) who actually uses

> tests to diagnose rather than just a questionaire. I want to make

> 100% sure I have whatever I'm going to treat.

>

> I'm sick of taking things that don't help and spending a fortune on

> dumb kaiser. Of course I'd like it if the tests needed to be done

> could be done with kaiser since that's my insurance....But can you

> put a price on health? I don't think so

>

> So if anyone can please help and let me know what types of tests are

> available for testing the following, like blood or saliva or

> whatever:

>

> 1. candida

> 2. metal toxicity

> 3. intestinal permeability

> 4. weak kidneys

>

> I would really appreciate it!

> Thanks much and hope all are well,

> Shefy

>

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Turmeric (curcumin) and milk thistle will help soothe also artichoke. I'm

thinking charcoal capsules will help aborb toxins as the dieoff is going on, and

reduce gas. After about 10 days take some alfalpha caps or other deep green

like chlorella to help flush out the mess. Candida die off is ugly. (hide any

lethal weapons!) Expect to be in a bad mood for a few days or so. Castor pack

on the liver area should help too, draw out the dead stuff from the die off.

increase calcium/magnesium+D supplements for your colon. I'd also advise you

read the chapter on Candida in Prescription for Nutritional Healing (Balch) it

has a list of other supplements and herbs. For the liver pain, read up on liver

ailments. the books says if your candida is persistent, get checked for

diabetes, immune disorder or other underlying problem.

<lindae321@...> wrote: Hi:

I had candida and could not get rid of it.

I took diflucan 3 pills and now my liver hurts and my colon too.

what can I do?

linda

shefy gupta wrote:

haha ok i tried that this morning and i duno....i saw the stuff at the bottom

and the stuff in the middle, but there really wasn't the stringy stuff hanging

down....

did anyone else try it?

shefy

Dan wrote:

http://www.candidaexpert.com/FreeTests.html

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm trying to figure all this out myself...but I'm having a hard

> time finding a doctor around me (bay area, CA) who actually uses

> tests to diagnose rather than just a questionaire. I want to make

> 100% sure I have whatever I'm going to treat.

>

> I'm sick of taking things that don't help and spending a fortune on

> dumb kaiser. Of course I'd like it if the tests needed to be done

> could be done with kaiser since that's my insurance....But can you

> put a price on health? I don't think so

>

> So if anyone can please help and let me know what types of tests are

> available for testing the following, like blood or saliva or

> whatever:

>

> 1. candida

> 2. metal toxicity

> 3. intestinal permeability

> 4. weak kidneys

>

> I would really appreciate it!

> Thanks much and hope all are well,

> Shefy

>

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,

Thanks for your in depth reply. I understood that. I would think though if

not dealt with localized it could spread even slowly.? and disgiuse itself as

just about anything.

Thanks again. Sharon in KY

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[Guest guest]

Sharon, I am sure you are familiar with the Pleomorphic theory. Germs transform

themselves from bacteria into virures and ultimately into fungi depending on the

severuty of the problem.

Thx

Re: tests for candida/metal/etc

,

Thanks for your in depth reply. I understood that. I would think though if not

dealt with localized it could spread even slowly.? and disgiuse itself as just

about anything.

Thanks again. Sharon in KY

http://www.thebiblesite.org/

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