Re: Platinum testing...

[Guest guest]

GT,

You might contact Dr. Lykissa,

I understand it costs $150 for Platinum testing, plus

supplies and shipping.

My concern is that testing done of urine, hair or

blood only shows the amount of platinum circulating

through the body, and in general, on its way out. . .

This testing doesn't address the amount of Platinum

lodged in the tissues where it can continue causing

damage.

Hopefully there is a strong correlation between the

tests and the amount in the tissue though. - Rogene

>

> Dr. Ernest Lykissa, forensic toxicologist, formerly

> worked for Baylor College of Medicine in Houston,

Tx.

> He now owns his own lab with his wife Loretta (an

> environmental engineer) called ExperTox, Inc., 1803

> Center St., Deer Park, Tx. 77536 (located near

Houston

> in our industrial, chemical complex).

[Guest guest]

GT,

You can thank one our silent members for all the

posts. . . She's forwarding them to me for posting.

Good Stuff! I've got a lot more to post, but I want to

spread them out a little, otherwise they won't get the

attention they deserve.

Please keep in mind that, should you want to find an

old post that you can go to the home page, select

messages. Then you can do a search, just like you

would with a web browser.

Hugs,

Rogene

--- tasslekitty <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

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> Hi,

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> There have been so many messages to read the past

> few days, with alot

> of great information. Thanks everyone!

>

> I can't remember who posted the one on platinum

> testing. I would like

> to have this done in the easiest possible way, even

> though my hair

> analysis did not show high levels.

>

> I did not have Mentor implants, mine were McGhan

> so I can not get

> tested for the study.

>

> Please help...

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> GT

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