Dr. Thrasher/Re: WDB exposure

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That makes sense.. body dysfunction. Can be all over the place. Sheesh.

Thanks,again, Jeanine.

Once infected with the bacteria, do you use basic IgG, IgM tests for the

infections and which ones are most likely in the WDB stew?

Robin

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> gee, to me it just seems the immune system might be jumping around some

> from over activity to suppression. maybe alot of out come just depends on what

happens to each persons immune system along the way.

> I recall reading a article a long time ago about mycotoxins causeing aplastic

anemia and low neutrophils as a result. and low vit.B12 ties in with low

neutrophils and anemia.

> I have little dought in my mind that people can get very ill from WDB

> even if mycotoxins are not involved. and this still bacterias and other toxins

possable in WDB's. when it comes to the immune system it just makes my head spin

at all the different information. maybe some day all the answers will be there

but I dont think we know them all jet.

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> heres a few more articles of interest.

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> innate immunity

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> http://sciencestage.com/resources/innate-immunity-protective-fungal-spore-coat

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> The Tetraspanin Protein CD37 Regulates IgA Responses and Anti-Fungal Immunity

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http://www.plospathogens.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.ppat.1000338

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