Re: RE: questions about new doctor's suggestions

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SEDRATE MEASURES INFLAMMATION, IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY.

V.

[] RE: questions about new doctor's suggestions

> Hi Jill

> The SED is one of the tests Shoemaker recommends. I think it can just be

> done in the doctor's office. I don't know what it is though. Shoemaker

> also

> asks for some standard tests, so you should look in Mold Warriors and see

> if

> any of the tests the doctor wants to do overlap.

>

> For me, the most important tests were the VEGF, MMP-9, and alpha-MSH,

> because those were the ones that showed abnormal values. However, everyone

> is different. Find out which tests would be covered by your insurance

> first

> and do all of those. Then, I would really recommend the above 3.

>

> The thing is, the treatment may be different if you test a certain way on

> certain tests. For example, with the results I had for the above, I might

> need Actos. But since my Leptin was low, I believe Actos is then not a

> good

> idea. So you might want to get the Leptin test too.

>

> Good luck!

>

>

> <<From: " jbeansved " <Jsverdlove@...>

>

> And what exactly does SED rate and the T & G test measure?

>

> 4) Has anyone done shoemaker's blood tests and determined which ones

> are the most critical to do - and does it translate into good

> treatment protocols?

>

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes it does. Loni

<toria@...> wrote: SEDRATE MEASURES INFLAMMATION, IF I REMEMBER

CORRECTLY.

V.

[] RE: questions about new doctor's suggestions

> Hi Jill

> The SED is one of the tests Shoemaker recommends. I think it can just be

> done in the doctor's office. I don't know what it is though. Shoemaker

> also

> asks for some standard tests, so you should look in Mold Warriors and see

> if

> any of the tests the doctor wants to do overlap.

>

> For me, the most important tests were the VEGF, MMP-9, and alpha-MSH,

> because those were the ones that showed abnormal values. However, everyone

> is different. Find out which tests would be covered by your insurance

> first

> and do all of those. Then, I would really recommend the above 3.

>

> The thing is, the treatment may be different if you test a certain way on

> certain tests. For example, with the results I had for the above, I might

> need Actos. But since my Leptin was low, I believe Actos is then not a

> good

> idea. So you might want to get the Leptin test too.

>

> Good luck!

>

>

> <<From: " jbeansved " <Jsverdlove@...>

>

> And what exactly does SED rate and the T & G test measure?

>

> 4) Has anyone done shoemaker's blood tests and determined which ones

> are the most critical to do - and does it translate into good

> treatment protocols?

>

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

ty, loni.

i hope you're doing ok?

victoria

[] RE: questions about new doctor's suggestions

>

>

>> Hi Jill

>> The SED is one of the tests Shoemaker recommends. I think it can just be

>> done in the doctor's office. I don't know what it is though. Shoemaker

>> also

>> asks for some standard tests, so you should look in Mold Warriors and see

>> if

>> any of the tests the doctor wants to do overlap.

>>

>> For me, the most important tests were the VEGF, MMP-9, and alpha-MSH,

>> because those were the ones that showed abnormal values. However,

>> everyone

>> is different. Find out which tests would be covered by your insurance

>> first

>> and do all of those. Then, I would really recommend the above 3.

>>

>> The thing is, the treatment may be different if you test a certain way on

>> certain tests. For example, with the results I had for the above, I might

>> need Actos. But since my Leptin was low, I believe Actos is then not a

>> good

>> idea. So you might want to get the Leptin test too.

>>

>> Good luck!

>>

>>

>> <<From: " jbeansved " <Jsverdlove@...>

>>

>> And what exactly does SED rate and the T & G test measure?

>>

>> 4) Has anyone done shoemaker's blood tests and determined which ones

>> are the most critical to do - and does it translate into good

>> treatment protocols?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Hi , Today was the day. Won't hear until next Monday or Tuesday. Thanks

for thinking of me. Loni

<toria@...> wrote: ty, loni.

i hope you're doing ok?

victoria

[] RE: questions about new doctor's suggestions

>

>

>> Hi Jill

>> The SED is one of the tests Shoemaker recommends. I think it can just be

>> done in the doctor's office. I don't know what it is though. Shoemaker

>> also

>> asks for some standard tests, so you should look in Mold Warriors and see

>> if

>> any of the tests the doctor wants to do overlap.

>>

>> For me, the most important tests were the VEGF, MMP-9, and alpha-MSH,

>> because those were the ones that showed abnormal values. However,

>> everyone

>> is different. Find out which tests would be covered by your insurance

>> first

>> and do all of those. Then, I would really recommend the above 3.

>>

>> The thing is, the treatment may be different if you test a certain way on

>> certain tests. For example, with the results I had for the above, I might

>> need Actos. But since my Leptin was low, I believe Actos is then not a

>> good

>> idea. So you might want to get the Leptin test too.

>>

>> Good luck!

>>

>>

>> <<From: " jbeansved " <Jsverdlove@...>

>>

>> And what exactly does SED rate and the T & G test measure?

>>

>> 4) Has anyone done shoemaker's blood tests and determined which ones

>> are the most critical to do - and does it translate into good

>> treatment protocols?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>>

>>

>>