Re: Re: How would you test this mcs safe home for mold?

[Guest guest]

That's very helpful. I like the analogy you use; it helps make the concepts

translatable. I'm sorry to hear you deal with the chronic pain you do. 

From: Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. <toxicologist1@...>

Subject: Re: [] Re: How would you test this mcs safe home for mold?

" Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. " <toxicologist1@...>,

Date: Sunday, October 17, 2010, 9:27 PM

Robin and All: I just added the below to my web site. Perhaps the information

will help all to understand what is occurring with chronic inflammation.

http://www.drthrasher.org/page167.html

[Guest guest]

That's a good question, one I've wondered: is there a list of common bacterial

offenders?

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On Oct 17, 2010, at 12:38 PM, " listspub " <listspub@...> wrote:

i get it. you should here it from the lyme and cfs end. im sure most of us have.

as for me " finally getting it " as you said with the sinus and tissue cultures..

i got that a long time ago.. you dont research chronic illness for over 3 years

without getting all that. the question is and was HOW to get that done.. what

particular test do you write down on sheet of paper to hadn your doctor if you

are lucky enough to have one who will be openminded enough to test.. for nasal

and lung.. i am getting nasal and eary morning.. any lab other than real time

dna (the you have to have a clue which one to test for) and what lab and what

tests to requisition for for the wet building stew bacteria.. is there a list of

most common offenders? do labs like quest and labcorp test for them? ive had to

play doctor as one arrogant chiropractor (how ironic) accused me of for over 3

years now. i deserve some respect for that.

robin

> " It is not only the defense experts it is also the medical community at

> large "

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