LWP Fungus Test Kit
84 vials, in a sturdy white cardboard box with a foam inlay of cells for the vials (may come in 3 boxes)
Vial size: 10 x 50mm

NOTE:
This kit started out many years ago with 30 vials and progressed to 3 kits of 84 vials as more fungi vials were added over the years. These kits have now been combined into one kit of 84 vials (and discounted). If you purchased any of the 3 fungi kits in the past and wish to be updated let us know.

The energy patterns of chlamydia psittaci, giardia lamblia, malaria, trichomonas vaginalis, aspergillus, athlete’s foot fungi, acremonium, curvularia specifera,etc.plus alternaria mix, aspergillus mix, penicillium mix. Stachybotrys Chartarum; many produce mycotoxins that are dangerous for human health. Includes rickettsia (e.g. Coxiella Burnetii) and protozoa (e.g. Leishmania Donovani).

FU 1    Aflatoxins   
Acute liver damage, liver cirrhosis, liver cancer.
Poisonous alkaloids produced by Aspergillus flavus. Exposure usually via contaminated grain, dried fruit and peanuts, but can also be on animal products. Carcinogenic to humans.

FU 2    Aspergillus Fumigatus   
Coughing and wheezy attacks, bronchiectasis, aspergilloma, invasive aspergillosis.
Found in soil, dust and decaying vegetable matter.  Also common in cellars/basements, kitchens and bathrooms. Causes more infections worldwide than any other mould.

FU 3    Aspergillus Niger / Black Bread Mould   
Coughing and wheezy attacks, bronchiectasis, aspergilloma, invasive aspergillosis.
Found in soil, dust and decaying vegetable matter and on bread. Used in the production of citric acid, E310, E311 and E312.

FU 4    Balantidium Coli   
Asymptomatic, diarrhoea   
   
FU 5    Candida Albicans   
Most commonly affects the vagina (thick, white discharge), but also affects other mucous membranes, such as inside the mouth (sore, raised patches), or moist skin. (Itchy red rash with flaky white patches); may also affect the intestinal tract.   
Diabetes and the hormonal changes in pregnancy or when taking oral contraceptives may encourage it; some women with vaginal candida have no symptoms.

FU 6    Chlamydia Psittaci / Chlamydophila psittaci
Psittacosis, pneumonia, hepatitis, possibly linked to heart disease.   
Inhalation of dust from faeces of contaminated birds.

FU 7    Chlamydia Trachomatis   
Non-specific urethritis, fever, tonsillitis/ pharyngitis, otitis media, conjunctivitis, pneumonia, chronic salpingitis, possibly linked to heart disease.   
   
FU 8    Coxiella Burnetii   
Q fever, acute and chronic hepatitis.   
Transmitted by rickettsia.

FU 9    Entamoeba Histolytica   
Liver abscess, fever, abdominal pain.
       
FU 10    Epidermophyton Floccosum
Tinea cruris (ringworm of crotch).   

FU 11    Giardia Lamblia   
Acute diarrhoea, generalised weakness, abdominal distension, nausea. Chronically can cause malabsorption.    Also infects cattle, cats and dogs; most commonly reported protozoa worldwide.

FU 12    Leishmania Donovani
Leishmaniasis (ulcerating skin lesions).   
India and East Africa.

FU 13    Microsporum Gypseum
Causes Tinea (Ringworm).

FU 14    Mixed Protozoa
           
FU 15    Plasmodium Falciparum   
Malaria   
Africa and New Guinea, South East Asia, South America and Oceania.

FU 16    Plasmodium Vivax   
Malaria   
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, SE Asia, Central and South America, Oceania.

FU 17    Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever       
From rabbits and other small mammals by tick bites; North and South America.

FU 18    Trichomonas Vaginalis   
Vaginitis in woman; occasionally in men, affecting urethra, but usually asymptomatic.   
Usually sexually transmitted.

FU 19    Trichophyton  Rubrum
Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot), Tinea cruris (groin).   

FU 20    Trichophyton  Terrestre
Tinea   

FU 21    Trypanosoma Brucei   
African Trypanosomiasis, sleeping sickness.
   
FU22    Candida Glabrata/ Torulopsis Glabrata   
Similar vaginal symptoms to Candida albicans.
Appears to be on the increase.

FU 23    Candida Krusei
A form of candida particularly present in men, and those who have a compromised immune system, such as in HIV.    Appears to be on the increase.

FU 24    Chlamydia Pneumoniae / Chlamydophila Pneumoniae   
Pneumonia, bronchitis pharyngitis, laryngitis, and sinusitis.
By age 20 years, 50% of population have evidence of past infection. Re-infection throughout life appears to be common.
Studies have shown that people infected by this chlamydia are 4.5 times more likely to have a stroke than matched controls who show no sign of having encountered it. Links have also been proposed with Alzheimer’s disease, asthma, and some forms of arthritis.

FU25    Cryptosporidium   
Diarrhoea, (usually watery), abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever, headache and loss of appetite; some people are asymptomatic.   
Serological surveys indicate that 80% of the US population has had cryptosporidiosis.

FU26    Entamoeba Coli, Cysts   
Liver abscess, fever, abdominal pain.   

FU27    Iodamoeba Butschliii, Trophozoites           
Commensal in large intestine.

FU28    Iodamoeba Butschlii,Cysts           
Commensal in large intestine.

FU29    Leishmania Tropica   
Tropical sore, with infection usually localised to the site where the sand-fly bite occurs.       
Found in Ethiopia, India, European Mediterranean region, Middle East, Kenya, North Africa; some troops deployed in the Gulf have exhibited unusual symptoms (including fever, nausea, and fatigue).

FU30    Pneumocystis Carinii / Pneumocystis Jiroveci in Human lung   
Pneumonia   

FU2 31    Acremonium/ Cephalosporium Mix
Causes respiratory infections and fungal nail infections.    
Particularly found on wheat, but also on dead plant material and soil.

FU2 32    Alternaria Mix    
A common allergen; infections mainly in the immuno-suppressed.    A widespread airborne mould occurring both indoors and out; particularly abundant in decaying plant matter, indoor horizontal surfaces and window 

FU2 33    Aspergillus Mix    
Common allergen; opportunistic infections when immuno-suppressed, mainly affecting lungs; can produce symptoms that resemble asthma.    Produces a mycotoxin called gliotoxin; commonly isolated from soil, plant debris including compost heaps, and indoor air environment; used to culture soy foods such as miso and is a source for ‘vegetable based’ digestive enzymes.

FU2 34    Aureobasidium Pullulans/ Pullularia    
Allergic reactions common.    
Pink or black mildew found where moisture accumulates indoors, often in carpets and mattresses; also found in/on soil, forest soils, fresh water, aerial portion of plants, fruit, marine estuary sediments and wood.

FU2 35    Botrytis Cinerea
Allergic reactions possible.    
Found on stored fruit and vegetables, on decaying plants and in soil.

FU2 36    Chaetomium Globosum    
Opportunistic infections when immuno-suppressed; may cause nail infections.    
Found in soil, air, plant debris and dung, and in kitchens and bathrooms and on wallpaper.

FU2 37    Cladosporium Mix    
Common allergen.    
Widely distributed in air and rotten organic material; frequently isolated as a contaminant on foods; a common airborne mould on the us east coast. Found in kitchens and bathrooms and on wallpaper.

FU2 38    Curvularia Specifera    
May cause infections in both humans and animals.
Found on soil, plants, and cereals particularly in tropics and sub-tropics.

FU2 39    Epicoccum Mix     
Common allergen.    
Mould widely distributed and commonly isolated from air, soil and foodstuff; also found on textiles.

FU2 40    Fusarium Mix    
Allergic reactions; infections in the immuno-suppressed.    
Produces mycotoxins; widely distributed on plants and in the soil; found in normal mycoflora of commodities, such as rice, bean, soybean, and other crops. Found on wallpaper.

FU2 41    Geotrichum Candidum    
Lung infections have been reported, and less commonly infections of mouth, vagina, skin and digestive tract.    Part of normal human flora, can be isolated from sputum and faeces; very common; found worldwide in soil, water, air, and sewage, as well as in plants, cereals, and dairy products.

FU2 42    Gliocladium Fimbriatum        
Worldwide distribution in soil and on plant debris.

FU2 43    Helminthosporium
Moulds of grasses.

FU2 44    Microsporum Canis    
Tinea capitis and Tinea corporis (ringworm) in humans    
Also affects cats and dogs.

FU2 45    Monotospora Brevis
        
FU2 46    Mucor Mix    
Common allergen; uncommon infection in immuno-suppressed    
Fungus found in soil, plants, decaying fruits and vegetables.

FU2 47    Mycogone Sp        
Causes disease in commercial mushrooms.

FU2 48    Neurospora Sitophila
Pink mould found on mushrooms.

FU2 49    Penicillium Mix    Allergies and pneumonitis    
Produces mycotoxins; widespread; found in soil, decaying vegetation, and the air; common contaminants on food; found in house dust, wallpaper, moist chipboard and water-damaged fabrics.

FU2 50    Phoma Mix    
Allergies and pneumonitis    
Soil and plant material; on shower curtains, walls, and tiles and reverse side of linoleum; may be found on foods such as rice and butter.

FU2 51    Rhizopus Stolonifer    
Allergies and lung problems    
Found in soil, wood mills, decaying fruit and vegetables, animal dung, and old bread.

FU2 52    Rhodotorula Rubra        
Found in air, soil, lakes, ocean water, and dairy products.

FU2 53    Scopulariopsis Sp    
May cause infections in both humans and animals    Commonly found on mattresses and carpets. Also in soil, plant material, feathers, and insects.

FU2 54    Spondylocladium Atrovirens
Problem on potatoes.

FU2 55    Sporobolomyces    
Allergies; may cause infections in both humans and animals.    
Air, tree leaves, and orange peel.

FU2 56    Sporotrichum Pruinosum        
Widely distributed in decaying wood and soil.

FU2 57    Stemphylium Mix    Allergies and (but rarely) sinusitis.    
Widely distributed on decaying vegetation, wood and in the soil; rare indoors.

FU2 58    Trichoderma Mix    
Allergies; opportunistic infections in immuno-suppressed; becoming more of a problem.    
Widely distributed in the soil, plant material, decaying vegetation, and wood; paper (including wallpaper) and unglazed ceramics.

FU2 59    Trichophyton Mix    
One of the leading causes of hair, skin, and nail infections in humans (ringworm, athlete’s foot etc.)    Found in the soil; also affects animals.

FU2 60    Verticillium Albo-Atrum    
A rare agent of mycotic keratitis (an eye infection)    
Decaying vegetation and soil; affects trees (particularly maples).

FU3 61 Aspergillus Carneus
Produces mycotoxin citrinin.

FU3 62 Aspergillus Clavatus
Commonly isolated from soil, plant debris, and indoor air environment. Produces the mycotoxins cytochalasin and patulin.

FU3 63 Aspergillus Flavus
Commonly isolated from soil, plant debris, and indoor air environment. Produces the mycotoxins aflatoxin B and cyclopiazonic acid. A rare cause of pulmonary disease.

FU3 64 Aspergillus Glaucus
Commonly isolated from soil, plant debris, and indoor air environment.

FU3 65 Aspergillus Nidulans
Commonly isolated from soil, plant debris, and indoor air environment. Produces the mycotoxin sterigmatocystin.

FU3 66 Aspergillus Ochraceus
Common indoors. Produces mycotoxins ochratoxin A and penicillic acid.

FU3 67 Aspergillus Ustus
Found in the soil and also on cardboard, paper, rubber, birds, and in dried fruits, nuts, cheeses, citrus fruits, seeds and grains. Produces mycotoxins ausdiol, austamide, austocystin and brevianamide.

FU3 68 Aspergillus Versicolor
Commonly found on mattresses and carpets and in cellars/basements. Produces mycotoxin sterigmatocystin. Prevalent in over 5% of fungal infections of toenail, particularly involving big toe.

FU3 69 Bipolaris
Linked to allergic and chronic sinusitis and chest infections. Produces mycotoxins cytochalasin, sterigmatocystin and sporidesmin.

FU3 70 Blastomyces Dermatitidis
Found primarily in the Mid-West and Northern United States and Canada. Causes blastomycosis (lung infection, chest pains, coughs, fever, painless sores). Produces mycotoxins cytochalasin, sporidfesmin and sterigmatocystin.

FU3 71 Coccidiodes Immitis
Most commonly seen in the desert regions of the southwestern United States, and in Central and South America. It can cause a disease called coccidioidomycosis (Valley Fever).

FU3 72 Cryptococcus Neoformans
Found in soil throughout the world. Can cause lung infections (cryptococcosis).

FU3 73 Cylindrocarpon
Found in wet indoor environments. Produces mycotoxin trichothecene.

FU3 74 Memnoniella
Found in soil and plant debris but also inside buildings, especially on cellulose-based materials. Often found growing with Stachybotrys, but smaller so enters lungs more easily. Most typical symptoms are throat irritation, eye and nose itchiness and rashes. Produces mycotoxins trichothecenes.

FU3 75 Myrothecium
Often found on materials such as paper, textiles, canvas and cotton. Produces mycotoxin trichothecene.

FU3 76 Penicillium Aurantiogriseum
Commonly found on mattresses and carpets. Produces mycotoxin Penicillic acid.

FU3 77 Penicillium ChrysogenumCommonly found on mattresses and carpets.

FU3 78 Penicillium Nordicum
Commonly isolated from fermented meat products such as cured ham and dairy products. Produces mycotoxin ochratoxin A.

FU3 79 Penicillium Verrucosum
Found on cereals (e.g. wheat, barley). Produces mycotoxin citrinin and ochratoxin A.

FU3 80 Pithomyces
Often found growing in soil, decaying leaves and grasses. Produces mycotoxin sporidesmin.

FU3 81 Rhizopus
Found on mature fruits and vegetables, jellies, syrups, bread, peanuts, leather and tobacco. Produces mycotoxin rhizonin.

FU3 82 Sporothrix Schenkii
Found throughout the world in soil, plants, and decaying vegetation. Skin lesions characteristically following lymphatic pathways.

FU3 83 Stachybotrys Chartarum /Stachybotrys Atra, Stachybotrys Alternans Or Stilbospora Chartarum
Also known as black mould. Commonly found on wallpapers. Also on paper, cardboard, wallboard, wall framing when persistently wet. Linked to sick building syndrome. Produces mycotoxins roridin E, satratoxin G & H and trichothecene.

FU3 84 Wallemia
Found worldwide, and typically contaminate low-moisture foods, carpets and mattresses. Produces mycotoxin walleminol.