BioSign Laboratory Corporation

 Testing for Mold Sickness in the Human Body

Fungal I.D. Testing



The New "Gold Standard" in Testing for Mold in the Human Body

Identification Testing is the most Reliable Testing for Your Court Case and your health!


Fungal Identification Testing

Simply stated, this is a Fungal I.D., testing for the presence of mold / fungi within the human body. This test has become the new "Gold Standard" in the accuracy of testing for mold within the human body. It is now possible to match the Species of Fungi taken from the human body, and match it to the Fungi to the Fungi sample taken from the suspect environment with 99.9% accuracy.

The test is simple, usually a urine or sputum sample is required. The sample is cultured, the fungal growth when present are then identified as to their species, and then the DNA of those species of fungi detected go through the process of sequencing. The process can take up to several weeks but the results are highly accurate.

Bacteria Identification Testing

There are many species of Mycobacterium that are synergistic with the growth of fungi. These particular types of fungi are sporating, which means just like fungi produce spores. Those spores can produce endotoxins, the counterpart to Mycotoxins produced by fungi / mold. These are the poisons which can cause disease in human beings.

As with the Fungi the Mycobacterium I.D. testing is simple, usually a urine or sputum sample is required. The sample is cultured, the bacteriological growths when present are then identified as to their species, and then the DNA of those species of bacteria detected go through the process of sequencing. The process can take up to several weeks but the results are also highly accurate.

If you are suffering from mold exposure you may be sick from fungi / mold, and endotoxins too. Most doctors do not test, or know how to correctly test for Mycobacterium,  99% of the time it goes undetected. 

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