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Topic: Real time labs mycotoxin testing

Anxiety soldier
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Member # 43885

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I talked with a doctor in California today, Dr. N and he said that I should do the real time labs on mycotoxins to see what type I have in me.

Then to treat those toxins with a specific binder to pull them out, I have already been on cholestyramine for two months, but I guess other binders like, activated carbon, bentonight clay, and chlorrella will bind different types of toxins.

Anyone have any experience with this treatment?
Thanks

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Bartonella (Rifampin 300 mg 2x day, A-Bart, A-Iflam)
Toxic mold exposure (Cholestyramine 4x day)
Heavy metals
Marcon staph infection (Beg spray)

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Mystictreeoflife
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Member # 42943

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Yes. Real time labs tests for three mycotoxins and you can pull all three out using CSM and activated charcoal.

Also sauna helps you get those levels down. It's an expensive test.

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dogmom2
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how expensive?

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GretaM
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If I remember rightly mine was between $700 and $800 dollars.

The worst part of it is figuring out where I was/am getting exposed to mold.

The test is fine and dandy but without removing the source of exposure,....

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