Test for staph - Dr. Shoemaker and TF for coag neg staph

December 17, 2003

The Esoterix test actually cultures the specimen and tests it for abx

resistance. This determines a couple things: which abx to not use and if

multiple

abx resistant then the coag neg staph is the mutated and thus toxic forming type

that will continue to put out neurotoxins and keep you sick. Shoemaker says

if you have this form of staph then it must be removed for the patient to get

well. How to kill it? Abx but Shoemaker has been using an experimental thing

called staphage lysate (SPL). The SPL has been out since 1952 and is

normally used for vetinarian reasons, not human, but it does do good job of

killing

it in the nose by getting it up in there via an atomizer mister. Fortuntely I

won't have to worry about this. For those who are interested, I did come up

with the idea to get Chip Dobson of Chisolm Biological Labs

(www.chisolmbio.com) to make a TF for mutated form of coag neg staph. It might

be best if you

physically visited him with an actual sample from your nose. I am not sure how

he'd do it if he were to get around to doing this. Once he made the TF though

the patient could deliver it in a manner Chip said is actually the best way:

right in the nose. And this could maybe be done with a newer device for sinus

problems called Rino Flow, www.rinoflow.com.

Please don't call Chip about this any time soon as he is out of the country

until after the new year.

In a message dated 12/17/03 4:53:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,

writes:

This test is done by Esoterix Labs in Texas. If you go to

www.chronicneurotoxins.com you can find the information regarding

all the tests Dr. Shoemaker suggests. You can also find Esoterix on

the web.

I had the lab culture my nasal swab for 30 days.

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