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Disclaimer

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individual. The author shall not be liable for

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Introduction

This test will show you how to detect

a  fungal infection, to determine which

specific  fungus or fungi are present,

and to help guide treatment. Use this

test if you suspect that you have a skin

or  systemic  fungal infection and after you

successfully complete the Fungus Destroyer

Protocol.

WHAT IS BEING TESTED?

Fungal infections  represent the invasion of

tissues by one or more species of fungi

and range from superficial skin infections

to serious deep tissue, blood, lung

or  systemic diseases.

This test will detect the presence of superficial

fungal infections that may cause nail infections

or itchy red scaly skin infections such as those

commonly known as athlete’s foot, jock itch,

and ringworm, or yeast infections that cause

white patches in the mouth (thrush) or vaginal

itching and discharge.

Fungal tests are used to detect and identify

fungi in order to diagnose infections and help

to guide treatment. In more than 78% of cases,

the Fungal Destroyer Protocol destroys the

fungal infection on the first pass. However, in

cases of persistent infections when a more

definitive diagnosis is needed, it may be

necessary to go through the protocol more

than once. Be sure to perform this test after

every time through.

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HOW IS THE SAMPLE COLLECTED FOR TESTING?

The collected sample depends upon the

suspected location(s) of the infection. For

superficial infections, the sample may include

clipped or shaved nail or hair, scrapings of

the skin, vaginal secretions collected with

a  swab.

Fungal cultures are used to identify the

specific  fungi present. Many fungi are slow-

growing, so this test takes 5 days for you

to be sure of the results. 

Additional methods may be performed to

promote fungi growth in culture in order to

more quickly detect a fungus directly in the

sample collected. 

WHEN SHOULD I TAKE THE TEST?

A test should always be taken after you

complete the Fungus Destroyer Protocol.

Also, take the test if you suspect you are

suffering from  a superficial fungus infection.

The test will help you to determine treatment

options when you are experiencing symptoms

involving skin, nails, or mucous membranes

appear, for example:

f Itchy, red, scaly areas of skin

f Nails that are thickened, brittle, and/or deformed

f White patches in the mouth (thrush)

f Vaginal itching and discharge (yeast infection)

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WHAT DOES THE TEST RESULT MEAN?

Interpretation of fungal tests and

examinations the affected area do not

require experience in the study of  fungi.

The test has been designed so that your

results can be carefully considered by you,

along with  signs and  symptoms along with

taking into consideration factors such as your

medical history and travel history.

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Types of Infections to Test

When it comes to superficial  fungal

infections, you might not be sure your

problem is fungal. This test is a great

way to diagnose the cause of your

symptoms combined with a common

sense physical examination. In addition to

general symptoms, many skin infections

have characteristic signs (such as the

appearance of infected nails) and typical

locations on the body (such as athlete’s

foot between the toes). This home

evaluation will definitively tell you if a fungal

microorganism  is causing your infection. If

you have a microscope on hand, it might

be useful to do a microscopic examination

of the  culture  sample when the 5 days

are up, just to be sure. By detecting and

confirming a fungal infection early on, you

can save yourself some discomfort and

misery.

Some examples of superficial infections

include:

f Yeast infections caused by Candida species

f Athlete’s foot

f Jock itch

f Scalp or hair infection

f Finger or toenail infection

f Ringworm

In general, a negative test result means that

there is no fungal infection present and any

further symptoms are likely due to another

cause. A negative test after a person has

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been treated for a fungal infection means

that the therapy has been successful.

Positive results generally indicate that a

fungus is still present. A positive antigen test

means that it is likely that the fungus tested

is the cause of the person’s infection.

An inconclusive test results when you see

positive antibody on both Q-tips samples.

This is the result of the control sample having

exposure to a specific fungus, but it does not

indicate whether the exposure was recent or

in the past. On the other hand, the fungus

could have come from anywhere.

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The Fungus Cure Test

To perform this test, you will need the

following items:

f A box of Q-tips f A bottle of rubbing alcohol f A roll of paper towels f 2 small drinking glasses f A box large enough to hold both drinking glasses

THE FUNGUS CURE TEST

To perform the Fungus Cure Test, perform the following steps:

Be sure to perform this test within 2 days of completing the Fungus

Destroyer Protocol

1. Take a Q-tip and rub it against the area that you suspect is displaying the outward signs of a fungal infection or the area where the fungal infection was before it was cured by the Fungus Destroyer Protocol. NOTE: Be sure to rub the Q-tip for at least 10 seconds.

2. Take another Q-tip and dip it in rubbing alcohol.

3. Place 2 paper towels directly in the sun. Label them with the words: “Fungus Test Sample” and “Alcohol Control Sample.”

4. Place both Q-tips on the paper towels making sure to place each one with its corresponding label.

5. Take both drinking glasses and rinse them with water so they have a wet residue.

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6. Place a wet glass upside down over each of the Q-tips, being sure to place the end that was either rubbed on the infected area or dipped in alcohol is at the center of the glass.

7. Cover the glasses with the cardboard box.

8. Wait 5 days and remove the cardboard box.

9. Inspect the Q-tips.

RESULTS

f If both Q-tips are completely white, the fungal infection has been cured by the Fungus Destroyer Protocol and no further treatment is needed.

f If there is discoloration on both Q-tips, then the test is inconclusive. You can either perform the Fungus Cure Test again or simply do another round of the Fungus Destroyer Protocol.

f If the Fungus Test Sample Q-tip has any discoloration and the control sample does not, then the fungal infection has persisted and you will have to perform another round of the Fungus Destroyer Protocol.

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Frequently Asked Questions

IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I SHOULD KNOW?

If a  fungus  is causing an infection is not

present in sufficient amount in a sample,

a test might fail to detect and identify the

fungus may be  falsely negative.

For fungus testing on some infected

individuals with weakened immune systems,

their infection might not be as intense as it

has to be in a person with a healthy immune

system. Therefore, early tests taken in these

individuals often produce false negative

results.

Fungal infections must frequently be

distinguished from infections caused by

other microorganisms, such as bacteria.

In many severe fungal infection cases, an

infection may have both bacteria and fungi

present.

The problem is that fungi thrive in moist

environments, such as inside sweaty shoes,

constrictive clothing, at public swimming pool

and gym lockers, and in skin folds. You can

minimize fungal skin infections by wearing flip-

flops or sandals to limit direct exposure, by

drying out shoes, changing socks frequently,

and keeping moist areas of the body clean

and dry.

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IF I HAVE A PERSISTENT FUNGAL INFECTION, WOULD IT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH WHERE I HAVE BEEN TRAVELING AND WHAT ACTIVITIES I HAVE BEEN DOING?

Some  fungi are found in distinct geographical

regions, such in the southwestern U.S. or

midwestern U.S. If you have been traveling

around excavation or spelunking in caves, you

may have been exposed to fungal  spores.

This can be true, even if travel was not

recent. Lung infections caused by some fungi

may emerge months to even years after

exposure.

Additionally, if you go to the gym at the

same time every week, you may be getting

repeated exposure to a particular fungus

because the person who routinely sits and

sweats where you do has a fungal infection

and they are not doing anything about it. Try

mixing up your routine a little bit and see if

that helps

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IF MY DOCTOR THINKS I HAVE A FUNGAL INFECTION, WHY IS HE TESTING ME FOR TUBERCULOSIS? 

Many of the  signs and  symptoms associated

with fungal lung infections could also be

due to a  tuberculosis  infection. Generally,

a doctor would order tuberculosis testing

(such as an AFB smear and culture) to rule

out a mycobacterial infection as the cause

of your symptoms. The organisms that cause

both conditions tend to be slow-growing –

both in the body and in the laboratory. If you

have any doubts about what your doctor is

thinking, take the Fungus Cure Test and see

for yourself.

WILL MY FUNGAL INFECTION EVENTUALLY RESOLVE ITSELF WITHOUT TREATMENT? 

Some may, but most will continue

to persist without treatment. Lung

and  systemic  infections may grow

progressively worse and cause permanent

tissue and organ damage even when

symptoms are not severe. Some deep

infections are almost uniformly fatal without

treatment. If you suspect you have a deep

infection, begin the Fungus Destroyer

Protocol immediately.

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IS IT REALLY NECESSARY TO CONTINUE THE FUNGUS DESTROYER PROTOCOL ALL THE WAY TO THE END? 

Yes. Even if you start feeling better in

a  short period of time, you should follow the

protocol’s recommendations. While something

like yeast infections may resolve within

a few hours, some  fungal infections may

require weeks or even months of consistent

treatment.

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Conclusion

With all the serious health dangers out there,

like cancer and diabetes, having a yellowed

nail from toenail fungus can seem pretty

insignificant. Since fungus usually isn’t painful,

many people often put off seeking treatment.

While many people are otherwise healthy and

may just think of it as a cosmetic problem,

ignoring a fungal infection could have health

consequences beyond appearances.

Over time, a fungus infection can become

thick and misshapen, causing pain.

Sometimes untreated fungus can spread

to the surrounding skin. This may result in

a  deep infection, a condition marked by

itchy, red, cracked skin. he fungus can also

spread to the genitals, where it becomes

jock itch or a yeast infection. And nobody

wants that.

Widespread infection is of particular concern

for people with diabetes and other chronic

conditions that weaken the immune system.

If  the fungus spreads to the skin and causes it

to crack, bacteria can get in. This may cause

cellulitis, a condition that produces swollen, red,

tender skin and must be treated with antibiotics.

In severe cases of cellulitis, the infection can

enter the bloodstream and be deadly.

That’s why the Fungus Cure Test is so

important. If you are dealing with fungal

symptoms, it will tell you if you are infected

with a fungus. If not, you will know that your

problems lie elsewhere and that you have to

find a different solution. In any case, this test

provides you with valuable information on how

to proceed in order to find relief. And I think

we can all agree that that is a good thing.

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