Virus's

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

I will repeat my earlier message and can not stress enough to all of you. To

protect your computer. Being in a group of this size there is no need to send

your email with an attachment cover sheet that you have to agree to open the

letter at all. You don't really know if that is the real person. And

logically will keep out any viruses. If the subject line isn't enough I

delete each and every attachment I refuse to have my computer crash again

because I thought it was the person who does post here. Hackers use your

names and why not go through egroups to plant viruses they are covering a

wide range of computers this way besides getting personal addresses that are

a chain reaction. Think about it.

gayle/trans.6-99

galye@... ^OO^

[Guest guest]

Hi Does anyone know if there are any tests to confirm if you have

issues with virus's

Thanks

Phil

[Guest guest]

Phil,

If you look in the FILES section you'll see a file on Viral Issues.

In it, there is information on what tests you can get done through

insurance (unless you're in Canada where we do it a " new " way that

is entirely useless) at any hospital. There is also information on

the expensive viral panels run through special labs.

Lots of times though people have found that simply trying a viral

protocol is the most helpful thing. For example, there are kids

who seem to show no viral problems on tests, but react strongly to

antivirals. I would assume that I have no viral problems, but I

also reacted to antivirals.

HTH,

Anita

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> Hi Does anyone know if there are any tests to confirm if you have

> issues with virus's

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> Thanks

> Phil

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