I have a question for anyone that might be able to answer. I tried a few times to get the ARUP enterovirus test, and had a hell of a time getting it done. Labcorp just would not run things through there, no matter how my doctor specified the order. They did run what I guess is the regular old Labcorp panel, and did have the following positive results:Enterovirus Antibodies Profile
Coxsackie B-1 Ab 1:16 High
Coxsackie B-5 1:8 High
negative on all the rest. Now, at the time (some months ago), I'd been in contact with the person running the enterovirus research site, and she'd said if I had the tests done, she'd let me know if my results were within the range or profile of people that meet some kind of threshold that Dr. Chia might consider to be a candidate for treatment. But when I got the results, she never replied.
I'm not able to travel to see Dr Chia himself, but my doctor has a basic understanding of Dr Chia's enterovirus hypothesis and treatment. And he'd support me if I tried Equilibrant.
On the other hand, I also have quite a bit of biofilm and a protozoa variant on the Fry tests, as well has high mycotoxin tests and a positive bartonella culture. I've been sick for years, previously very healthy though.
Does anyone have any idea how to narrow down what might be the primary source of what is making a person so sick? I mean, I do understand the concept of the multi-systemic and multi-cause set of reasons for how and why we get so sick. On the other hand, I don't know how a person is supposed to sort out this mess. Every doctor--and many of them are good doctors--have their own beliefs about what cause these intractable chronic illness. And I tend to think most of them might be on to something. On the other hand, I have trouble believing that ALL of these things are in play and are what have made me so ill.
Any ideas? (thanks)