| Dear Lloyd:
I received a phone message yesterday from my doctor.
My last message was posted to your FAQ section dated April 19.
There was quite a bit improvement with my liver panel being normal
with the SGOT/AST being 1 point above normal. The virus was up but
that was attributed to stupidly taking the Hep A and flu vaccine.
This I know, the doctor does not.
Well...good news!! The doc says that my liver is COMPLETELY NORMAL....no
inflamation, nothing. And, the virus, in her words...is quite a
bit lower. However, she didn't give me the numbers but the test
results are being mailed and I will have in a couple of days. She
says they used a different test this time. Last time a PCR and this
time an EDNA so she is attributing the lower count to the new test.
Is there a real difference?
I have been diligently taking Eurocel, frozen thymus once a week,
and pretty much everything on the program that I can afford on a
daily basis. I work out two hours a day (finding my work outs are
getting easier), eat organic foods, poultry and fish and rest all
I can. The thing I am beginning to notice is that the joint pains
are gone in my feet and some of the fibromyalgia I felt. I am not
feeling tired and I feel quite a bit better these days.
I will forward the results when I receive. Thank you again, Lloyd
for all of your research and help. Again, I am proof positive it
works.
Peace.
D.
Dear Lloyd:
I have the latest results of my tests as promised. And, I am very
happy!! I will fax into your office on Monday.
AST - 35
ALT - 17
HCV, RNA is 777,500 IU/ml
(DNA)
This test was run on 9/22/04.
My previous numbers were
on March 22, 2004:
AST - 41
ALT - 22
HCV RNA was 4,250,000
IU/ml (PCR)
The rest of my liver panel is all within normal limits. No upper
or lower limits of normal...right in middle range. Very good!!!
I have really been a steady customer of the Eurocel
and I think this is working in my case. I have recently added frozen
thymus once a week. But, these results are better than I imagined.
I believe I am clearly on the way to non-detection....
Take care. You may post anything you like.
Again, not clear really the difference between PCR and DNA but
they both measure IU/ml so they must be the same thing as you said
in your e-mail.
Peace.
D.
|
