In darkfield these appear as “bubble”-like formations on the periphery of platelets. In brightfield the “bubbles” appear as white, puffy forms. These formations are usually observed around platelet aggregations of various sizes.
Appearance
In darkfield these appear as “bubble”-like formations on the periphery of platelets. In brightfield the “bubbles” appear as white, puffy forms. These formations are usually observed around platelet aggregations of various sizes.
Medical Perspective
Conventional medicine only recognizes localized Candida infections, such as oral and vaginal thrush, Candida of the nail (onychomycosis) and skin. The condition commonly referred to as “Candida” by alternative medicine, which is seen as a subclinical infection based on an overgrowth of Candida in the gastrointestinal tract, is not recognized by conventional medicine.
Pleomorphic Perspective
These yeast spheres or fungal balls are thecits, mychits and colloid thecits and are the most primitive bacterial phase microorganisms.
Relevance
These forms will appear in most blood samples due to the normal fermentation of sugars in the blood. However, they only begin to form approximately 10 minutes after the sample is prepared. The severity of a Candida case is assessed by how quickly and how many of these forms appear.
Implications
- Intestinal dysbiosis
- Overgrowth of Candida albicans in the intestinal tract
- Leaky gut syndrome is likely when these unusual platelet aggregations are observed.
Associated Symptoms
- Fatigue
- Sugar Craving
- Blood sugar imbalance
- Bloating, Flatulence
- Irregular Bowel Movements
- Susceptibility to infections
- History of antibiotic, cortisone or oral contraceptive use
- Recurrent Thrush
- Rectal itching
- Itching of ears
- Fungal infections of the skin and/or nails
- Allergies
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