has anyone successfully treated or know how to treat mucosal candida. My blood test came back and my value was off the charts, normally should be between 0,0 to .9 came back at 33.0 which I was told meant my candida issues are mucosal: which makes some sense to what I’ve been experiencing: chronic sinus, spittle comes out white and clingy, throat phlegm, etc.
Also, I’ve read mucosal candida suggests T-1 dysfunction perhaps caused by mercury.
Also, from my understanding diflucan stays in the intestinal tract and therefore might be the most effective towards helping heal me over nyst ...
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