Re: Questions about Metametrix Lab (GI Effects Stool Testing)

http://www.metametrix.com/files/test-menu/sample-reports/GI-Effects-GI-Functi...


http://www.metametrix.com/files/test-menu/interpretive-guides/GI-Effects-IG.pdf


Here's sample reports and the interpretive guide for the test. I found it really helpful. Honestly while I was sick I lost all hope of getting better because I basically started to feel like i was healthy. That is, being so sick was something I had to live with forever so I essentially was healthy. I'm a young guy (26) and the new homeopathic doctor I am seeing treats all terminal cancers so even they treat me like I'm not a big priority or that I'm a hypochondriac. What the metametrix test did for me was confirm that I'm sick, but it also gave me the information needed to self-medicate to get better.

A lot of what I'm doing now I had already learned and done before, but on top of the McCombs plan I added oregano oil in and I'm going to rotate anti-funals that I'm sensitive to. Plus when you get your entire bacteria profile of your stomach, you can supplement for each imbalance. Instead of just taking probiotics you can take sarchomyches boullardi if your clostridia is too high, bile salts if prevotella is too high and whatever else is appropriate.

I guess the bottomline for me is that I think everyone should do a fungal/candida clenase first and then a parasite cleanse. It's ironic because even if you test negative, you could likely have both issues. Also regardless of your test results, you don't know what will be healed by doing both. McCombs told me that just by eliminating the fungal infection and taking probiotics, the body sorts out a lot of the problems on its own.

Anyway, feel free to ask away. It's been over a year now since I've started my research on curezone and while I'm not cured yet I have a lot more hope and just that alone makes me feel much better. I know what it feels like to know something is wrong with you but to get no help from doctors in the industry plus to feel insecure about money because each checkup costs so much and you might need infinitely more before you get any real help.