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Candida Testing Makes Sense With IgG Challenges
If you don’t measure you simply won’t know what is going on. Candida testing is remarkably available, quite predictable, and once identified can significantly improve treatment outcomes in psychiatric conditions. Oftentimes candida grows more easily downstream from other immunity such as food sensitivities to milk, wheat and eggs.
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Far too often physical medical folk overlook the connection – that real, measurable medical connection – the pathological connection between chronic body challenges and specific brain, psychiatric imbalances. Understandably, the subtlety of brain function simply isn’t on their radar. Not a problem, it’s still clinically measurable.
See this CorePsych posting on questionnaires for Candida Testing from a year ago – with specific videos on Candida challenges that arise from hidden, not easily recognizable clinical presentations. More often than not Candida resides in secret, in chronic, refractory body closets, not available to superficial review.
It’s time to review this easy Video Playlist on why-and-how for Candida Testing. These videos show the value of how more than one test – both IgG and OATS – can prove useful in revealing underlying pathology.
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Candida Testing Videos – 5 Videos + Webinar
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No economic affiliation with Great Plains – but I use their Candida Testing process at CorePsych.
See what you think, and please forward if these observations prove useful.
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Dr Charles Parker
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