Tests

Im nearing the end of my protocol and was wondering what kind of test i should take, I heard an iGg test wont ever change due to antibodies then i heard pcr dna testing was the way to go then i heard that was useless and wwestern bllot was the way to go, whci 1 should i do or should i do them all? Thanks in advance.

Why not get them ALL done??

Do the Western Blot only. I took the IgG and the IgM. The IgG was positive and the IgM was negative so now i'm super confused. I've heard it's a task to take the Western Blot. In everything I have read, however, states that it is most accurate test. Find an open minded doctor, and do some research. I personally would love to hear the results form someone on this cite who took takes the western blot. How long have you been on the protocol and which one? I did the 6 week John D protocol.

Ok thank you. And Gyrphoenixx I'll probably take all of them if i can, and ill post my results regardless but i didn't do the John D protocol.

The western blot is the same as taking the igg test. It test for the antibodies. The IgM, once a person is infected the IgM antibodies are thier which dissapears after 2 weeks if infection. Then the IgG appears. The IgM is an unreliable test.

Hi

I found out I had herpes about 6 months ago . I just recently started noticing what could have actually been ob this whole time and i had no idea . Anyways i want to purchase mms but im confused on what i should actually do . How do i find out about these different protocols ?

Try this link....

genesis2church.is/mms-protocol-list.html

The Protocols are on the right side of the page.

Use the search mode on this site to research the protocols and topics in which you are interested...IE. "herpes protocol"

There are many good people who will help you through your discovery...IMO Pam is the one to turn towards.

I have tested myself with IgG test and proved negative after 5.5 vekors protocols!

I had herpes 1 and has tested me 3 times ..

^^How long have you had the virus? I think if you contracted recently and resumed treatment in early stages you could have killed it by not giving it a chance to replicate completely into your nervous system. I may be wrong with this.