Candida Spit Test

If you have unexplained symptoms and have trolled through the web long enough then sooner or later there will have been the suggestion that your symptoms could be caused by the Candida fungus, there may even be the suggestion of a Candida Spit Test.

But how do you do it and how effective is it as a diagnostic tool?

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The Candida Spit Test is a very simple test that you do first thing in the morning. It is not meant to be a definitive diagnosis of a Systemic Candida infection, but it will give you an indication of whether your problems could be the result of a Candida overgrowth.

One of the advantages of this test is that you can tell the results to your doctor and they could then do further testing of blood and stool samples that would confirm the diagnosis.

What is the Candida Spit Test?
The Candida Spit Test has three stages;
Please make sure that you do this test first thing in the morning before eating or drinking anything. Do not even brush your teeth!.

1. Fill a glass or clear container with clean water.
2. Work up a decent amount of spittle and spit this into the water in the glass.
3. Watch to see what the spittle does. Check back every 15 minutes, you will have a good idea of the result within an hour.


What Will Happen
There are three results that most people observe.


1. The spit stays suspended on top.
2. The saliva drifts for a little but over the course of the hour it begins to grow legs and by the end of the hour there is some still floating at the top and half suspended in the water.
3. The spittle straight away gets stringy and after the first 15 -20 minutes has settled on the base of the glass.

How to read the results.
The standard analysis is that if the spit floats then it is a pretty good indication that things is fine,
if the spittle starts to sink then there is a minor upset and
if it quickly settles on the base then you should seek further advice as this is well regarded as this a unquestionable clue that there is a Candida overgrowth.

Help, my spittle sank straight to the bottom, what do I do?
Its OK, a bad Candida Spit Test is no excuse to hit the panic button just yet!

The Candida spit test will only give a strong indication whether the fungal overgrowth is causing trouble. There are many people who fail this test miserably but who are also completely symptom free! So it is prudent to get a ‘second opinion'.

A second opinion.

• As mentioned, you could take these Candida spit test observations to your GP who may do added tests.
• There are a variety of questionnaires available online that when used with the Candida spit test result may give you with a plain image of what your trouble is.
• Other websites may be full of personal stories that tell of conditions that you may recognize

Once you are sure; You need to start a three stage program to get your Candida overgrowth under control immediately. This will involve identifying what caused the imbalance, dealing with your symptoms and putting measures in place to prevent another infection happening.

Did you know that many medical professionals are now linking conditions such as MS, CFS, ADHD, Endometriosis, Schizophrenia, IBS, Crohns and even asthma to chronic Candidiasis caused by untreated yeast infections?

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