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. So how do you find out?
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This is a quick and simple Candida spit test that won’t tell you if Candida is causing your problems, but it will let you know if you have an overgrowth of the fungus and whether it is possible that Candida albicans is the cause of your problem.
1. First thing in the morning – before you do anything else – fill a glass with clean water, preferably room temperature.
2. Work up a bit of saliva, then spit it into the glass of water.
3. Check the water every 15 minutes or so for up to one hour.
If the saliva continues to float on top then that is a pretty good indication that the Candida is under control and not contributing or causing your symptoms.
If the saliva starts to grow legs, becomes stringy and then a mass of cloudy spit settles on the bottom of the glass then Candida definitely is a potential threat.
Ahh, My Candida Spit Test Came Back Positive….What Do I Do?!
Don’t panic!
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 wise to get a ‘second opinion’ of sorts.
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You could take these Candida spit test results to your health care provider who may do further diagnostic testing. This will often involve taking blood, poo and pee samples.
There are a variety of free questionnaires available online that when used with the Candida spit test result may give you a clear enough picture of what your trouble is.
Other sites may be full of testimonials that describe symptoms that you may recognize.
Testimonial 1, Testimonial 2, Testimonial 3
Once you are sure;
Start a recommended program – there are plenty of them around. (See our quick review of the Top Three Candida Treatments)
What then?
A Candida infection does take time to become established, so complete eradication may take several weeks, if not months, but it is possible. The important thing is to get started on a program, stick to it and start to see the benefits within days!
