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not really, otherwise i wouldn’t be reading this. Stomach issues still persist. Gloating. I totally understand and agree with the diagnostician clause.

Well, guess what? Pubmed isn’t omnipotent either. Clearly there are more standards and procedures to what can go on Pubmed than what goes on blogs, but new findings are published every single day. I myself have years of unpublished data from my PhD waiting to be written and submitted to a journal. After all, it comes down to trying things yourself and seeing what works.

Genova’s GI panel is a great test, but the urine organic acids is a more sensitive test to detect a fungal overgrowth. However, if you have many antibodies against fungi, that is also a great indicator that you may have some. (I’ve never tested an organic acid test on a client and not found a fungal overgrowth.) I’m not diagnosing anyone on here. Just stating my own experience. What really matters is that all lab test results have to be correlated with symptoms and history, so if you feel fabulous and happy where you are, you might not need to do anything. ~Nattha @ Team SelfHacked

Yeah, someone told me about mushrooms, but they’re full of beta glucans and other beneficial components for the immune system.

I was forced to immerse myself into health (after completing business degrees) because of personal health problems and a family history of colon cancer. Pubmed became my google, but I’m still trying to peace together what to do. A significant shocker(I kind of expected it) came after I researched and basically almost forcefully made a doctor to test my stool. I actually paid, initially, to directlabs for Genova’s comprehensive GI panel.

I’m a regular guest on nutritionfacts.org and Mark Sisson’s Daily Apple, two totally opposite spectrums. Don’t know who to trust.

I would say avoid for a few months and try it back. Maybe you have a yeast overgrowth or are exposed to mold. Also, mushrooms could do it.

Nattha @ Team SelfHacked