Testing: TNF, MSH, MMP9...?

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In Desperation Medicine, Dr. Shoemaker says:

" Measuring TNF in serum can give us an idea about how many toxin

molecules are activating DNA transcription, but the corrrelation isn't

100 percent. Research shows clearly that the rise in TNF-mRNA in the

bloodstream following CSM dosing is a better measure of toxin activity

on nuclear receptors. " (p. 265)

Has anyone had TNF-mRNA testing done to show toxin activity? Or MSH or

MMP9, which I've read are more recent tests used by him? I've read

sick people generally have a low MSH (bad sleep and chronic pain), and

high MMP9 (inflammation).

I'm wondering if there is any test he uses now (other than the visual

contrast sensitivity test, or symptom changes) to measure toxin load

and patient progress.

Thanks!