Re: ordering tests

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Mark Schauss wrote:

> Moria,

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> There is a way to order just about any test you want without your doctor's

> order. Go to www.healthchoice.net The company is called Direct Laboratory

> Services and they make it possible for anyone to get just about any test

> they want.

>

> In health,

> Mark Schauss

> www.cellmatewellness.com

I used this service last May and was quite happy with the whole experience. I

just wanted to see where we were and ordered a basic chemistry, the thyroid

screening panel and growth factors. The cost didn't seem out of line, but I

didn't really compare. The company came up with a lab near us for the blood

draw and the lab results with numbers and reference ranges showed up within a

week in my mailbox. I talked with the staff physician. He understood my

questions and concerns(that was an odd experience) and gave some intelligent

suggestions.

If something is wrong, we're in the doctor's office, he's literally saved both

my kid's lives. But he's utterly clueless on metabolic/allergic issues. We're

keeping him anyway. Emergency medicine is what modern physicians do best and

he's good at it.

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I have been told that RT3 is only available through a doctor now. The Antibodies can be gotten from www.healthcheckusa.com

Steph

ordering tests

Does anyone know where I can order thyroid antibodies and r T3?thanks, sylvia

[Guest guest]

What I've always done, is when the doc gives me the lab req, I just write on

whatever extra tests I want. My doctor(s) have never gotten mad at me for doing

this; not sure about yours, though! ;-)

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> Does anyone know where I can order thyroid antibodies and r T3?

>

> thanks, sylvia

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