Re: Re:julie/live cell

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Stacie, usually md's do not do live cells. You have to find one in your area, most likely at a wellness center or with a holisitc doc. You can request antibody testing, if you believe that thyroid is what you may have. Let me know, what you do. OK? Love

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From: Stacie Hall

Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 10:25 PM

Subject: Re: Re:julie/live cell

,This live cell you are reffering to, can my md also do this test. Also when I go in for the thyroid do I just need to ask for an antibody thyroid test, seeing that my tsh and t3, t4 came back fine?Thank you for all your help, you have been a blessing,Stacie Hall>From: "JOSEPH PALANCA" <juliejp61@...>>Reply- >< >>Subject: Re: Re:julie/gluten>Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 22:03:52 -0600>>Stacie, I was seeing my thyroid specialist and because thyroid and gluten >are so known to work together, I asked him to test me for it. I was really >having a hard time with treatment for so long, so they say that gluten will >continue to make thyroid flare, you could say. That and Diabetes and RA. >So, He did, he's a md and Do. He ran gliadan IGG and IGA as well as TTS, >the tissue trans some thing or another. I did not do the biopsy, I read >several books on it, and I had two positive makers showing my immune system >was reacting to gluten and that was enough for me. If its reacting and >attacking, biopsy or not ,I aint eating it! It's a proven allergy. And the >problem with the biopsy is that many beginners in gluten intolerance or >celiac disease do not show any damage to their upper intestine for years, >so they are told to go ahead and eat it, only later to have sever damage >found. By that time, auto immune illness and cancers too. And many don't >have damage to that one specific area in their intestines. It may be lower >and missed, so I opted out of that. I wasn't going through any thing hard >on my body. I feel great of of it and watch a lot of neuro problems go >away. I dont think I would have had intolerance to gluten, if I didn't have >the implants. They say an major surgery or a time of stress can trigger it. >yeah, hmmm-when was THAT?>I also think the bacteria caused the leaky gut (as the lining of the >stomach was broken into) I had leaky gut on my live cell and that caused >proteins to leak into my blood stream which is not to be and causes severe >allergies to food! Love ---- Original Message -----> From: Stacie Hall<mailto:staciehall40@...>> <mailto: >> Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 6:33 PM> Subject: Re:julie/gluten>>>> Hey ,>> Just wondering what kind of Dr. you went to and what kind of test you >had> done to determine the gluten senstivity?>> Thanks so much,> Stacie>> >From: SodaRene2@...<mailto:SodaRene2@...>> >Reply-> <mailto: >> > <mailto: >> >Subject: Re: Dr. Kolb, Dr. Huang or Dr. >> >Hamilton> >Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 16:34:39 EST> >> >Carol-> >> >I had explantation and mastopexy surgery two weeks ago with Dr. Kolb. >I> >live> >in Boston...but I went to Atlanta and it was well worth the trip. Dr. >Kolb> >and her staff are great. My results are wonderful. I do not have any> >puckering or extra skin. They look great. My scars are around the >areola> >and are> >minimal and my implants were a full C/small D so I was very pleased >with> >the> >results.> >> >I had saline implants. However...Dr. Kolb will tell you about how she> >still> >has silicone in her arm from Dow implants. She really knows what you >are> >going through because she has been there.> >> >Christy>>>>>>