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johnlyme1
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My LLMD sugested that I have the personal profile done. This is like a blueprint of all the amenio acids, hormones, mineral, vitamins, neuron transmitters and so on. The test cost was 645.00. It showed some major deficits in my system. One area that was very interesting was the CO enzyme panel - my CoQ10, vitamin E, A, b-carotene were at marginal levels - Neuro transmitters also very low. some key amino acids were on the extreme low level. and so on. My Dr did attribute all due the lyme and co-infections. Its a expensive test but if your not getting the nutrition that the body needs to heal, how is it going to happen? Anyone else have the test done?
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NP40
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John, I really like your doc's approach to tx lyme. It's an all encompassing, natural wellness, along with the abx.

Many here have had this testing type, and I think the expert on this topic is probably Gigi. She'll be along shortly, or one of the other's that have utilized this test.

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Just wanted to add this link, it'll keep you busy for a while. Really helps explain the homeopathic approach to tx lyme.
http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/009138.html
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