Tests for pathogenic susceptibilities

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Doctors Data has a Comprehensive Parasitology, stool, x1 where they

tell you what pathogens you have in your gut. Oddly enough it's a

terrible parasite test (they won't find anything) but a great test

for bacteria. That's how I found out I had citrobacter koseri, hence,

could pick the right antibiotic/natural.

Doctor's Data also has a Bacterial Susceptibilities panel where they

tell you what prescriptive and natural agents work on your pathogens.

For example, my report said that I was sensitive to all the

prescriptions listed but, in the " naturals " department, only Caprylic

Acid and Uva Ursi would work.

That meant that I shouldn't bother with

berberine, black walnut, cats claw, goldenseal, mastica, and oregano

oil.

My guess is that, since I took this test well into my treatment a few

years ago, I'd become sort of " immune " to the wonders of those

natural agents. At least this way I could spare my liver somewhat by

not giving it something that wasn't going to work.

The tests were pretty cheap too, in the scheme of things..

~robin