Date:   11/26/2012 11:22:38 PM ( 12 y ago)
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What health practitioners do not understand is the nature of parasitic infection and the damage they create, this fact astounds me.

Doing these protocols will help the body maintain but will never overcome the primary infection. Identification is absolute key so that targeting of anti-protozoa or anti-worm/fluke agents can be employed.

The Metametrix test is one of the better ones around but the PPTU diagnosis is too vague to make an effective treatment protocol, recent research shows a high percentage of people receive the pptu diagnosis. Now the information from them states that pptu could be protozoa or worm which leaves more questions. Worms are easier to treat than protozoa which the latter requires a finer approach depending on the species.

Some have tested with ParaWellness labs who seems to have a better diagnostic technique than the other lab. You might want to look at pptu.lefora.com for the latest information in case you haven't been back, there are a number of people who have been diagnosed with e. histolytica with some of them receiving a diagnosis from MM (PPTU), they received their diagnosis from Dr. Kevin Cahill in NYC.

*e nana is consider to be a comenseal protozoa in that it does not cause problems but there was a post on the CZ that someone was treated with Flagyl and recovered.


 

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