Candida-Penicillium notatum-Aspergillus fumigatus-Tests

[posey]

My results for Candida albicans-Penicillium notatum-Aspergillus fumigatus tests were Strong.

Baker's yeast- moderate

Egg White- moderate
Cow milk- moderate

Penicillium notatum-Aspergillus fumigatus are also known as Snow Mold.

So now I am taking for both Food/Chemical and Inhalant, sublingual Antigen drops; 2 bottles. My next refill for Food/Chemical they will be adding egg and milk to it. I am also taking a script for Nystatin which is 500,000 to be taken as follows"
2 tabs 2 x day for 2 weeks then 3 tabs 2 x a day.

The above was all under the care of Allergy Associates.

I have also begun the ptotocol for Mycoplasma and Chlamydia Pneumonia; beginning first with 100mg Doxycyclene for 3 weeks, then in addition another antibiotic will be added to target the cyst form which the spirochete (sp) form changes into to try to avoid and survive from the Doxycyclene. These are smart bugs which are intelligent enough to change their form to survive attacks from antibiotics.

I'm not sure when the 3rd one is added or how long this protocol takes. However, I was more than willing to give it a shot. I know it is alot of antibiotics but I felt I need to try something. Both Drs. will be aware of what the other is doing with my tx plan.

posey

[tcmgpt13]

Sounds good Posey and worth a shot, especially as your doctors are in contact with each other. I have found that alternating between Western medicine and TCM has improved symptoms for me. Hope you will give us updates as to how you fare. I am allergic to aspergillus niger. Those molds are just everywhere, even on books in the house. In my case I use allergy shots and they help symptoms a lot.

Good luck to you. Hope you feel better soon.

tcm

[spotted dog]

Hi Posey...I've just been reading about AF so did a search & saw that you'd had tests for it through Allergy Assoc, I expect you are in US as they won't give us Doxycycline in UK.

Is it something thats well known (the AF) in US?

I think the photos look a lot like Ms, I read about it on Wilkepedia, so found that you'd had tests for it very interesting.

Are you getting better now? Hope so...Spots

[posey]

You know what, spotted dog, I quit taking the antigen drops a year ago. They are not covered by Medicare and something had to go regarding medications.

The antigen drops can take up to 5 years before they take affect on your body. So, I haven't been back to Allergy Assoc.

Maybe it was a fool thing to do but I felt so guilty everytime our Credit Card bills came because they were so high from my medications.

I don't know if it is well known in the US or not but I am going to take a look at it as you did at Wikipedia.

If I decide to go back to Allergy Assoc. and get back on antigen drops, I will keep you informed of anything new.

[spotted dog]

Ah Posey thats a shame, taking 5 yrs to get into body is a lot of money, hope you have some better luck, & hope you found the article of interest

Good luck Spots

[belle9]

My herbal treatments and things to clean the area cost around $400-$500 a month. It kills me to think what this has cost my family. It also costs them their social life as well. I have made sure that my husband stays involved with his music (plays for the local wind symphony) and his political stuff (officer in one of the local political parties). He also coaches Special Olympics swimming. My life is a lot more limited than his. I am however going on some camping trips this summer with the grandkids. Big Pharma will never allow us to have the herbal treatments covered by insurance.

Originally Posted by posey

You know what, spotted dog, I quit taking the antigen drops a year ago. They are not covered by Medicare and something had to go regarding medications.

The antigen drops can take up to 5 years before they take affect on your body. So, I haven't been back to Allergy Assoc.

Maybe it was a fool thing to do but I felt so guilty everytime our Credit Card bills came because they were so high from my medications.

I don't know if it is well known in the US or not but I am going to take a look at it as you did at Wikipedia.

If I decide to go back to Allergy Assoc. and get back on antigen drops, I will keep you informed of anything new.