Re: UVB ozone CRT heart rate variability darkfield edta cheleation

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> A dr suggested all these things for me. We are treating

> cfs /lyme /fungal/ mercury/ malabsorbtion.

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> UVB

> ozone

> IV nutrition

> CRT full body thermography

> heart rate variability /tests nervous system?

> darkfield live blood test

> edta chelation

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> Can anyone suggest their expeirences or where to chat about these

> topics. I am afraid that I am too sick and these would be too harsh for

> me.

> thanks, aMy

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Hi Amy,

I have had the dark field microscopy and the chelation treatments.

The dark field microscopy is removal of a small vial of blood - that's

it. The key is an experienced technician who can identify the issues

in the blood. Useful but my technician must not have been very good

as it didn't shed much light.

The chelation is controversial. I feel it helped me. I had DMPS

chelation not EDTA. But there are risks. Do the research.

May I encourage you to utilize the archives of this forum. Very rich

in information and you can process it at your leisure.

Marti

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> Hi Amy,

> I have had the dark field microscopy and the chelation treatments.

>

> The dark field microscopy is removal of a small vial of blood - that's

> it. The key is an experienced technician who can identify the issues

> in the blood. Useful but my technician must not have been very good

> as it didn't shed much light.

>

Hi Amy,

Me again.

I should have been more specific. The dark field microscopy showed

that I had inorganic elements (this proved the need for a heavy metal

test, which could have been run anyway, logically). Also, it showed

the red blood cells were sticky and mis-shapened. The white blood

cells were few in number and mostly dead or inactive, also oddly

shaped. There were also a number of organic, unidentifiable elements

which was determined to be undigested food molecules, showing I had

leaky gut.

So it was an interesting " qualitative test " which helped justify

additional testing. Not much on the quantitative but a useful tool.

I, at the time, was looking for quantitative.

Marti