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Why Do You
have
Bacteria in
Your Blood? |
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Chad,
I
think
I
know
why
you
have
bacteria
in
your
blood.
Because
your
immune
system
is
busy
attacking
YOU
and
not
what
it
is
supposed
to
be.
| (Same concern an oil spill cleanup worker just shared with me ... he has bacteria in his blood and concern for getting infections that don't heal) |
At
first
I
thought
it
was
because
teeth
were
falling
out
and
that
would
be
an
access
to
your
blood.
But
then
I
didn't
realize
until
recently
that
the
main
problem
is
with
the
immune
system,
most
likely.
And
the
horrible
joint
pain
...
could
also
be
an
autoimmune
condition,
much
like
rheumatoid
arthritis
only
aiming
at
the
joints
(?)
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Autoimmune
-
Many things
are
autoimmune |
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For the
chemical
I share
on,
think
about
these
things
Do you
remember
a
time
when your
eyes
burned
and
hurt
and your
urine
turned
dark?
The
autoimmune
hemolytic
anemia
goes
undiagnosed,
I
believe
because
it
fools
the
basic
blood
info
doctors
take
It
goes
from
a
high
number
with
an
acute
exposure
to
2-butoxyethanol
type
chemicals
and
for
years
will
be
in
normal
range;
and
even
when
under
normal
rate
for
making
new
red
blood
cells,
the
other
numbers
can
still
look
OK
Ask
the
age
of
red
blood
cells;
their
size
and
their
shape
What
are
the
membranes
like?
Is
there
trace
blood
in
urine,
for
first
years
after
the
fatigue
hits
They
can
test
directly
for
this
autoimmune
hemolytic
anemia,
but
they
don't
because,
they
don't
think
it
is
there.
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Dr Reg,
Could the study work
with those who find the
fatigue we
may be working with
those who heretofore
have not found the
fatigue
This is
the identifying marker
for 2-butoxyethanol harm
... all
other symptoms are 'all
over the board'
How
large a study group is
needed?
Margaret
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A
Study of a help for the Immune
System
The model is:
1. A interested,
qualified principle prhttp://www.valdezlink.com/gwv/symptoms.htmofessional
investigator (that knows all we can
provide is product at no cost) that
will direct in choosing-
2. A definable
test(s) to give objective data to
correlate with a quantitative
clinical assessment form for serial
application. A general quality of
life self-assessment is also
maintained (virtually any health
challenge improves during the
study).
3. A population with
the same diagnosis and abnormal
findings in the above #2
4. Divide 20 such
patients into two match groups for
severity, sex, race, age as much a
possible. All get standard medical
management and for any and all
complications that may come up.
5. Half will be the
intervention group the other
controls. At appropriate intervals
the base line evaluation will be
repeated. At anytime the
intervention group is doing
significantly better than the
controls, the controls only are
crossed over and the study
continues.
If there are donors
for funds to do the study, the
Fisher Institute for Medical
Research can accept funds and give
you a receipt for the donation that
is ear-marked for this or any study
so designated.
Dr Reg
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