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Was man hauptsächlich testen sollte:

Wenn möglich sollte der Lungenauswurf und das Blut auf das volle Bakterien- und Pilzspektrum untersucht werden.

Auf alle Fälle alle Pneumonia-Varianten, wie z.b. obligat intrazelluläre Bakterien wie Rickettsien und Chlamydien, Viren, Mykoplasmen, Pilze, Protozoen, Würmer. Bei ständigen asthmatischen Reizhusten mit viel Auswurf, (Mukovizidoseähnlich)

sollte auch auf Pseudomonas aruginosa und Enterobakterien untersucht werden (E. coli + Klebsiella oxytoca).

Alle Betroffenen haben eine frappanten Mangel an roten Blutzellen, entweder aufgrund von Parasiten,

die diese dezimieren, oder es wird die Neubildung von Blutzellen im Knochenmark unterbunden.

Diese Firma macht fungale/bakterielle Tests mit dem Comparative 16s rDNA Sequencing www.accugenix.com

Spezielle Färbemethoden wie die PAS-Färbung erleichtern eine Diagnose dieser Pilzinfektionen. Auch negative Resultate können dabei entstehen. Deshalb wird eine erfolgreiche Anzüchtung des Pilzes meistens mit Proben erreicht, die chirurgisch aus der Tiefe der Hautknötchen gewonnen wurden.

Auch die verläßliche automatisierte fluoreszenz amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) Methode kann verwendet werden. Ein Immunfluoreszenztest kann selbst bei einer negativen Pilzkultur die Pilze besser detektieren.

Eventuell kann man einen Test machen bei manchen Universitäten, die sich auch mit seltenen invasiven Mykosen beschäftigen.

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These pathogens can be encapsulated into human tissue by the human body or they create their own cysts, to avoid detection and measurements and survive there inside the cysts for a prolonged time, and also therefore no clinical results  or antibodies can be found and also no antigens have been created from the immune system to detect and fight pathogens.

What can you do if tests were seronegative?

Don`t dispair, this is often normal and a good doctor also based upon the symptoms will prescribe you the right medication. If not, or if you don`t have any insurance or medical assistance, many sufferers reported us, that they have ordered medications over online pharmacies. Surely also many frauds or fake medications can happen if ordered from wrong online pharmacies.

Common bacterial lab tests:

Igenex test   -   Bowen test   -    Western Blot   -   T-Cellspot test   -

-   LTT-Melissa test  -   Elisa test    -   PCR test   -   IgG + IGM test  -  CD57 test  -

If all former tests could bring only seronegative results, then perhaps also the Western Blot test technology used by "IGenex" of Palo Alto, CA.. can show more or also the Bowen Test. As well the LTT- Melisa-Test (Lymphozyt-Transformation-Test) may bring better results, which is already used from many European laboratories. Also the newest and highly effective T-Cellspot test shows sometimes more then other tests. It is measuring the cellular defence (T-Cells) and shows an exposition in intracellular stages and also if the infection is newer or much older.

Regarding the pathogens involved with an Morgellons infection, then you might have one or more infections caused from a few "normal" bacteria, fungi or viruses, from the environment and from your own opportunistic pathogens which can have an increased growth. Most of the fibers are per se probably not pathogenetic in the normal sense but they do carry different kinds of pathogens collected from nature or dotated by force from the producer of bio-active fibers.

It is just a russian roulette which kind of pathogens you may get. Some of involved fibers (carriers) remains in the human body and may cause also hormonal disorders and as well thrombosis, emboly, heart problems and asthmatic cough and many other dysfunctions related to accumulations of polymer debris in organs and veins etc.

GMO Testings, you can find only what you look for...

These types of tests are used for most GMO identification.

• ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay): Tests for the presence of a specific protein using antibodies in the test kit. The protein is produced from the activation of the introduced DNA.

• PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction):Tests for the presence of a specific DNA sequence, which must be known and prepared in reference material.

Unique identification requires testing for a DNA sequence which is unique to the specific GMO. These specific DNA sequences must initially be provided by the producer of a GMO. If they are not available, GMO`s will go undetected and this includes most experimental GMO`s at present. Some screening tests use DNA sequences present in a variety of different GMO`s in order to assess whether further detailed testing is required. If a common sequence used in screening tests is not in a particular GMO, it will escape by this approach.

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