Lab tests & cancer/was Johanne, how to test type?

[Guest guest]

That's a great perspective Mike thank you for stating your point and

reasoning. Respectfully however, my experience has been contrary to

your point (I review blood lab work weekly if not daily). I have

found this method very accurate at least 95% of the time. I am

certainly open to learning about your (or anyone's) personal or

clinical cases with cancer and CBC lab work that would possibly

realign my position (percentage trends over weeks, months or years)

if you (or anyone) would like to present them please do so. If you

don't want to continue to dialog about it, that's fine too and we

can just agree to disagree. Not everyone's reality is the same nor

does it need to be.

Have a good evening,

Hope

Mike wrote:

The point of all this is that establishing " normal " leukocyte

ratios does not serve as a yardstick to measure cancer recovery.

Hope wrote:

Hello Mike, your doctor's research may be great but irrelevant

to my point. Consistent clinical results is where the rubber meets

the road by helping cancer patients determine where their immune

system is at watching their white blood cell counts and beating their

cancer by improving it :-)