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Topic: Thoughts/opinions on Ceres' Nanotrap Lyme test?

missday
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Hi Everybody,

What have folks heard about Ceres new urine based lyme test?
My LLMD thinks it's a big deal. He said "we're literally coming out of the dark ages with this." It's supposedly much more accurate than blood based western blots.

I wonder what other folks have heard?

Thanks!
Day

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Told you I was sick
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Asking on behalf of a friend in New England. Anyone have anything to chime in on this test?

Many thanks, in advance. [Smile]

Told you...

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Jordana
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I believe that too. They're making it a little hard to get to since you need to have your doctor call. But if your LLMD wants to do it, and you can afford it -- it's a game changer.

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Told you I was sick
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Jordana-

Thanks for responding. My friend's test is positive. You think that that's a game changer? She treated her tbd for 4 years but then stopped. She fell very ill about a year and a half ago off of treatment...clearly a relapse. That's what I told her, anyways. I guess that this test was suggested to her, so she did it.

I hope that she resumes treatment following this positive.

Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom. [Smile]

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Jordana
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Yes, the nanotrap indicates when Lyme is *active*. That's the game changing part. It's not auotoimmune or candida or anything else. It's active Lyme.

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