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Oncolab test borderline 18 Oct 2013 01:30 #36843

arabesc Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 60 Thank you received: 38	Got one bloodtest back: it says LD is low with 107 range is 120-250 not sure what this means, it was a Quest test. and sed rate was 17. anyhow I take the MMS2 and I only take 2 drosp of mms per hour for now.
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Oncolab test borderline - now good news 24 Oct 2013 02:49 #36965

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Got some more of the lymphoma/ leucemia tests back. To me it looks they are ok. Have not talked to the doctor yet but everything is in range. The low granulocytes and increased lymphocytes also happen with chemo and maybe my MMS was something like this.
I will take another oncolab test soon and then decide if we have to look for other cancers. Other tests?

So far I like the MMS2 and I would probably recommend to everybody to try it. I have the feeling it did go to others levels than MMS.
I was on MMS for 7 months and the addition of MMS2 gave me more energy.
Thanks for the advice to add the MMS2.

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