- Candida Overgrowth, Bacterial Dysbiosis, Moulds, Yeasts, Stool pH
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- Candida overgrowth, bacterial dysbiosis, yeasts, moulds and stool pH test
Candida overgrowth, bacterial dysbiosis, yeasts, moulds and stool pH test
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Testing for complete status of intestinal colonisation - Candida overgrowth (in stool and saliva), bacterial dysbiosis (friendly bacteria analysis), yeasts, moulds and stool pH.
Please read the information below before placing your order. For all other info and queries please refer to the general information section on the available tests page.
Testing for complete status of intestinal colonisation - Candida overgrowth (in stool and saliva), bacterial dysbiosis (friendly bacteria analysis), yeasts, moulds and stool pH.
Please read the information below before placing your order. For all other info and queries please refer to the general information section on the available tests page.
Candida overgrowth and bacterial dysbiosis test UK
This test does not include intestinal parasites. If you are interested in the intestinal parasites test then please click here.
- Testing laboratory - Biological Testing Services.
- Result turnaround time - 7 - 10 working days.
- Support and treatment programme - Email support is included in the price of the test and also a treatment programme if one is required. You will also receive a covering letter from the laboratory and a diet regime and supplement regime (if both are required). You will also be given website links to order the supplement programme.
- Example report:

Bacterial dysbiosis and candida stool test example | |
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The complete status of intestinal colonisation test covers main moulds and yeasts, and key aerobic (oxygen thriving) and anaerobic (survives without oxygen) bacteria. The test also includes candida albicans so it can serve as upgrade from the normal candida test. A stool sample and mouth swab are required. The stool sample is also analysed for its pH level and will detect if the stool is too acidic or alkaline; pH levels give an indication of friendly bacteria and intestinal flora.