Don't stop doing the enemas, please. Hit it hard with Nystatin enemas or sodium bicarbonate enemas. The fungal colonies are in the colon and nothing you take by mouth reach there. You need to delivery the poison in the colon. I am almost normal after several months doing it. This is the cure.
Jorge.

Hey Sky12,

I started passing this same stuff back in 2010 when I started doing enemas at home using either dilute apple cider vinegar or just plain water. In 2011 I went to see a Infectious Diseases specialist at a teaching hospital here in Australia and he had the slime/mucus analysed using a scanning electron microscope. The results were negative for candida, so I provided another specimen a few weeks later with the same negative result. I also had specimens sent to different pathology labs earlier on which I assume were analysed using regular light microscopes. These also showed only "bowel mucus", although one stool specimen that I passed naturally after eating lots of sugary foods in an effort to stimulate the growth of candida and have a positive test, showed lots of mucus mixed with red and white blood cells - major indicator of infection or inflammation.

The specialist said one of his areas of interest was biofilms but said that my specimens showed no candida suspended in a biofilm and that it was likely just bowel mucus. The only thing I can think may have happened is that the orally taken coconut oil I used to strip the mucus before I did the enema may have killed/destroyed the candida cells in the biofilm in the process, but who knows. I couldn't think of a way to strip the slime/candida any other way. Maybe I should try doing an enema without taking an antifungal beforehand.

I have to admit that the enemas made me feel a lot better and I think i made more progress with these and the coconut oil than anything else I have done.

What would be helpful if other sufferers like you and Dvorge could also try to have your specimens sent to a lab for electron microscopy. Then at least we can compare and see if we can make sense of all this.

Also, just for the record I also had a gastroscopy and colonoscopy in 2010 and all was normal as well.

Cheers.

Unless you've had it properly analysed there's no way of knowing if that really is a candida rhizoid or just mucus either.

I think what you're showing here are parasites, not candida which shows up as white billowy stuff.