Re: Perplexing Bloodwork - More info

[Guest guest]

Hi again.

Well, yesterday I called up the local hospital where most of my blood draws have

been taken and asked for copies of my lab reports. I created a spreadsheet and

charted out all values over the course of the 16 years represented.

My monocyte levels were within the normal range of 0 - 9% (4.5% is optimal)

until 2006 when it jumped to 12.7%. Since then it increased to 15% last year and

now has jumped to 20%. Considering the direction this has gone, and my

relatively recent introduction to the MMS protocols, I suspect that MMS usage or

lack thereof, has had little to do with my blood results.

Nonetheless, my plan is to continue to avoid using MMS until after my blood draw

this next Monday.

It's all wait and see right now. They are checking into B12 homocysteine, uric

acid, RBC Folate, MMA and TSH as well as a CBC.

[Guest guest]

I'll know more on August 4 when I meet

> my new doctor, the oncologist.

>

> Steve

Steve, just wanted to say I'm thinking about you.

Will be sending extra energy on the 4th

Xxx

rose

[Guest guest]

Steve, any update?