Date:   10/9/2015 5:31:27 AM ( 10 y ago)
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Yes, Exactly.

Once upon a time we grew greenhouse tomatoes.

In the exacting of a dime we globalized without forethought.

We have PCR technology but do not use it.

If we have to protect ourselves, we do what me must to survive.

I determined I have a fluke.

Fish, Sheep, Beef, ...I don't know.

The Ascaris hyperinfection is secondary to flukes, which make you much sicker.

CNS involvement is resolving at 88ml prazi powder /kg/D. Finally I can walk away from the cliff and assess the damage, only 8 years in the making.

Finally hit my parasite on the head.

Besides Meat, Vegis, if you read the water reports, there is currently no technology, cepting extremely high levels of UV, that even touch a egg in the water system.

I buy distilled water, that helps flush toxins, take MV.

Unless you drink well water, there is no protection.

And since no doctor treats, this forum is all there is.

In an ideal world we would use PCR technology, or have someone sell 3 dollar ELISA tests for cats and dogs on the internet.

I am thinking of talking to my Hong Kong or Mexico buddies, and ask them to start carrying the individual ELISA test kits, so we can drop a drop of blood and test ourselves.

Almost as easy as any stick test, and very accurate.

The best aspect is that Dog, Cat, Cow tests have the ability to detect many many more parasites, than even the lab in Tucker GA has.

And the price?
A fraction.

I think if we have a distributor, we can save thousands over US pharma, and forge access to better technology.

I bought such a single pak test from Ebay.UK. Cost me 25 dollars, and came up negative twice.

I think these test at home kits have a lot of merit. ELISA for most tests is fairly temperature stable, a few of the kits require icepak, styrofoam pkg. Still cheaper than a USA pharma test.




Matt






 

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