Visual stimulation????

[alien]

G'Day Shelley and friends (good name for a TV show *wink*)

I am desperate to find pictures of Candida in stools and liver flush stones and all that yucky stuff that will help many realize they are on the way to good health. I have found it easy to get pictures of Candida under a microscope etc but not in stools. Know of any good web sites that may help? CureZone doesn't have a lot to offer in the way of Candida stools.

[itslaura]

I second the question and would also love to find photos of coated tongues. I've looked for some, but didn't find too many. Most of the time, I'm not sure if my tongue is coated or not.

[shelley]

Ah, good question. Okay.

Candida is only visible where it proliferates. It doesn't proliferate all that much in stools, at least, not enough to be truly visible. It does what it does to the stool and returns to the mucus membranes. Stool tests are done under the microscope, not by the naked eye.

The only time candida is really visible is with topic infections like athelete's foot, ringworm, thrush, and vaginitis. Vaginitis was always my way of knowing how well I was doing with my candida protocol since I never got thrush. There when I did my finger douches I could pull out the stalk-like form of candida that looks like little strings. Yeesh.

Here's a link to some pictures of thrush. Thrush is thrush - candida infection - and not a typical tongue coating. A typical tongue coat is very simple, you tend to see it every morning and hopefully it's easily washed away and gone after you brush your teeth and gargle or use a tongue scraper. I've requested in the Feedback forum pictures of tongues, hopefully I'll get a picture with a good example of a tongue coat.


http://images.google.com/images?q=thrush&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search

[caper]

I just love those pictures of the birds in with the thrush

[shelley]

hahahah yea, the bonus of having a language that uses the same word for many things!

[sunnysmiles]

Hello!
Ringworm is a symptom of candida? My daughter got it soon after a couple days of working in a vets office. Can she have ringworm but not candida?
I want to treat her w/ colloidal silver, would that be effective?

[shelley]

Yes you can have ringworm without having candida, but still, it's a good idea to follow the candida protocol at least until the ringworm is gone.

Just about every child will catch ringworm at least once. Colloidial silver is great, as is Apple Cider Vinegar, and you have to wash all clothes and towels carefully and thoroughly for awhile.