Re:mycotoxin levels in urine

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Dr. Hooper has published on this subject. I have his paper in my files. If you

will email me requesting a copy of the paper I will forward it to you. Also,

there is a paper by Peraica on this subject. Essentially, the detection level

on RealTime Lab tests results show the amount that can be expected in normal

healthy people. If your concentrations are above this then you have excess

mycotoxins.

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[Guest guest]

HI Jack,

Thanks for the details on how to interpret the test results, my son

tested 23.1 ppb ochratoxin on this test, so now I know that equates to

11 1/2 times normal levels, just might be a root cause of his health

problems, eh? Dr. Gray had told us that he had very high levels, now I

have an idea of just how high.

Sue

>Dr. Hooper has published on this subject. I have his paper in my

>files. If you will email me requesting a copy of the paper I will

>forward it to you. Also, there is a paper by Peraica on this subject.

>Essentially, the detection level on RealTime Lab tests results show the

>amount that can be expected in normal healthy people. If your

>concentrations are above this then you have excess mycotoxins.

>

>Jack-Dwayne: Thrasher, Ph.D.

>Toxicologist/Immunotoxicologist/Fetaltoxicologist

>www.drthrasher.org

>toxicologist1@...

>Off: 916-745-4703

>Cell: 575-937-1150

[Guest guest]

Realtime found ochratoxin in the fluid extracted from a cyst in my pancreas. I

had to perform magic to get fluid from another lab to get it to Realtime Labs.

They said they were going to throw it out if my ordering doctor didn't want it.

They give him 7 days. They wouldn't release it to Realtime. I say, if they

don't want it and going to throw it away, why not give it to us? It came out of

me, I paid to get it removed, that makes it mine. He had to jump through loops

and Dr Rae was needed and went right down to the 7 day wire.

>

> HI Jack,

>

> Thanks for the details on how to interpret the test results, my son

> tested 23.1 ppb ochratoxin on this test, so now I know that equates to

> 11 1/2 times normal levels, just might be a root cause of his health

> problems, eh? Dr. Gray had told us that he had very high levels, now I

> have an idea of just how high.

>

> Sue

>