Candida is somewhat a controversial disease that it is still not fully-known to medical professionals. The problem is that many of its symptoms are very general and can be mistaken as symptoms of other diseases.

1. Some Things You Should Know About Candida

2. Candida is somewhat a controversial disease
that it is still not fully-known to medical
professionals. The problem is that many of its
symptoms are very general and can be
mistaken as symptoms of other diseases.
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3. One way that you can test for candida is
through the spittle test. Although the science
behind it is a little suspect, alternative health
professionals like those who specialize in
naturopathy use it to test their patients.
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4. After waking up and
before you brush your
teeth, drink or eat
anything, fill a glass with
water at room
temperature. Spit into
the glass. Check the glass every twenty minutes
for some tell-tale signs of candida: cloudy saliva
at the bottom of the glass, opaque saliva specks
in the water, and strings coming from the saliva.
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5. If you've recently eaten milk or any other dairy
product or else have allergies, there’s a good
chance you will test positive on this test. The
spittle test isn't entirely reliable and you should
take it with a pinch of salt, so to speak.
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6. Diagnosing candida is by no means an easy task,
but if you feel that you have it, you should
follow your gut feeling and ask the doctor to run
some blood tests.
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7. Your IgM, IgA and IgG
antibody levels should be
tested. If you have
abnormally high levels of
these antibodies, it could
mean you have Candida
present in your system.
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8. Blood tests have so far
proven to be the most
reliable way to test for
candida. It is even more
reliable than other lab
tests like stool analysis
and urine tests.
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