Available candida overgrowth and bacterial dysbiosis tests
Candida overgrowth diagnostic marker
- Candida albicans/yeast overgrowth present in saliva or stool or both
Bacterial dysbiosis diagnostic markers
- High or low levels of - Escherichia coli, Proteus spec, Citrobacter spec, Klebsiella spec, Other Enterobacteriaceae, Enterococcus spec, Pseudomonas spec, Bacteroides spec, Bifidobacterium spec, Lactobacillus spec and Clostridium spec
Irregular stool pH diagnostic markers
- Stool pH below 6.2 = too acidic
- Stool pH above 6.8 = too alkaline
Moulds diagnostic marker
- Variation of moulds detected in the stool - positive or negative diagnosis
Main diagnostic tests
- Candida overgrowth (stool and saliva sample), yeasts, moulds and stool pH test
- Bacterial dysbiosis, candida overgrowth (stool and saliva sample), yeasts, moulds, and stool pH test
Please note: The only difference between the two tests is that the bacterial dysbiosis analysis is included in one of the tests. Analysing bacterial dysbiosis is focusing on any potential imbalances in beneficial gut bacteria (not to be confused with pathogenic bacteria).
