Can we just diagnose and treat by the visual contracts test?

20 Oct 2023 · 3 min
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Matt Kelly answers a viewer (Sara Lynn) about whether a cheap online visual contrast test (bcstest.com) can substitute for expensive mycotoxin testing. He explains the test screens for visual contrast deficits caused by biotoxin illnesses (commonly used for mold; can also flag Lyme). He says you can treat based on the failed test if you cannot afford lab testing — provided you first remove ongoing exposure (clean home/air) — but recommends ruling out Lyme in many cases. Practical treatment advice includes liver support, gut/support for elimination and binding toxins; he notes testing/supplements are costly but helpful for targeted care. The clip ends with an offer to book a consultation.

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