Help with French Porphyrin results please

[Guest guest]

Where can I get help with interpreting the french porphyrin test

results? Under the " interpretation " part there is nothing written.

Under the " ratios interpretation " part, I don't really understand what

is written. Do I just have to wait for my doctor appt to see what he

has to say or is there some info out there that helps with

interpretation?

Thanks,

PS: It seems as if the test is only talking about mercury, but the

doctor said it would also help with testing for lead toxicity as we

know our two dss were exposed to lead. Any thoughts?

[Guest guest]

HI,

I took my son's test out of the folder to take a look for you because I remember being in your shoes. Hating to wait for the Doctor's review!

First of all, the urinary creatinine level should hopefully be about 1000., you'll find that on the bottom of the 1st page.

For an accurate reading, 1000 level is the ideal. give 200+ or - . So 800-1200 range is optimal. If it's really high( like 1700,) then your results will look fantastic, but it's wrong. On the other hand, if your level is low( for example, 700) then the test results will appear worse then they actually are.

I learned all this through Dr Rossignol's white paper on the French lab test only after getting a good lab result back for my son and then finding out (after inquiriying to the lab) that it was inaccurate. The lab redid the test for free.

So if you want the white paper, I can email it to you. my address is staceydils@...

Under interuptation, it should say something like; slightly mercury toxicity, or moderate...etc. if it doesn't, then I would email the lab and ask for an explanation. contact@....

precoproporphryin = Mercury

coproporphyrin = Lead

Good luck. These tests fluctuated each time we did it…….

stacey

>> Where can I get help with interpreting the french porphyrin test > results? Under the "interpretation" part there is nothing written. > Under the "ratios interpretation" part, I don't really understand what > is written. Do I just have to wait for my doctor appt to see what he > has to say or is there some info out there that helps with > interpretation?> > Thanks,> > > PS: It seems as if the test is only talking about mercury, but the > doctor said it would also help with testing for lead toxicity as we > know our two dss were exposed to lead. Any thoughts?>

[Guest guest]

what does the Uroporphyrins stand for? What metal?

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of staceydilsSent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 12:02 PMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: Re: Help with French Porphyrin results please

HI,

I took my son's test out of the folder to take a look for you because I remember being in your shoes. Hating to wait for the Doctor's review!

First of all, the urinary creatinine level should hopefully be about 1000., you'll find that on the bottom of the 1st page.

For an accurate reading, 1000 level is the ideal. give 200+ or - . So 800-1200 range is optimal. If it's really high( like 1700,) then your results will look fantastic, but it's wrong. On the other hand, if your level is low( for example, 700) then the test results will appear worse then they actually are.

I learned all this through Dr Rossignol's white paper on the French lab test only after getting a good lab result back for my son and then finding out (after inquiriying to the lab) that it was inaccurate. The lab redid the test for free.

So if you want the white paper, I can email it to you. my address is staceydilsverizon (DOT) net

Under interuptation, it should say something like; slightly mercury toxicity, or moderate...etc. if it doesn't, then I would email the lab and ask for an explanation. contactlabbio (DOT) net.

precoproporphryin = Mercury

coproporphyrin = Lead

Good luck. These tests fluctuated each time we did it…….

stacey

>> Where can I get help with interpreting the french porphyrin test > results? Under the "interpretation" part there is nothing written. > Under the "ratios interpretation" part, I don't really understand what > is written. Do I just have to wait for my doctor appt to see what he > has to say or is there some info out there that helps with > interpretation?> > Thanks,> > > PS: It seems as if the test is only talking about mercury, but the > doctor said it would also help with testing for lead toxicity as we > know our two dss were exposed to lead. Any thoughts?>

[Guest guest]

There is a file on the TACA Now sight that is very helpful in

explaining the porpherine test.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/taca-usa/files/

On the left hand side of the screen, click on the links, and then

scroll down till you see the file. Good luck. It was very helpful

to us.

> >

> > Where can I get help with interpreting the french porphyrin test

> > results? Under the " interpretation " part there is nothing

written.

> > Under the " ratios interpretation " part, I don't really understand

what

> > is written. Do I just have to wait for my doctor appt to see what

he

> > has to say or is there some info out there that helps with

> > interpretation?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> > PS: It seems as if the test is only talking about mercury, but

the

> > doctor said it would also help with testing for lead toxicity as

we

> > know our two dss were exposed to lead. Any thoughts?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/PDF/Rossignol.pdf

This is a great paper on the french porphyrin interpretation...

HTH,

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 11:39:04 AMSubject: Help with French Porphyrin results please

Where can I get help with interpreting the french porphyrin test results? Under the "interpretation" part there is nothing written. Under the "ratios interpretation" part, I don't really understand what is written. Do I just have to wait for my doctor appt to see what he has to say or is there some info out there that helps with interpretation?Thanks,PS: It seems as if the test is only talking about mercury, but the doctor said it would also help with testing for lead toxicity as we know our two dss were exposed to lead. Any thoughts?

[Guest guest]

Thank you. I am not a member of the group, so I have requested

membership.

>

> There is a file on the TACA Now sight that is very helpful in

> explaining the porpherine test.

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/taca-usa/files/

> On the left hand side of the screen, click on the links, and then

> scroll down till you see the file. Good luck. It was very helpful

> to us.

[Guest guest]

Awesome paper. Thank you so much!

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> http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/PDF/Rossignol.pdf

>

> This is a great paper on the french porphyrin interpretation...

>

> HTH,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for this info. I have read Dr. R's paper now and it

is a HUGE help!

Thanks,

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> HI,

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> I took my son's test out of the folder to take a look for you because

I

> remember being in your shoes. Hating to wait for the Doctor's review!

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[Guest guest]

Hi

When I had my results back I did a big search online for info and copied this info below from someone's blog - so not sure how accurate it is

Mercury Toxicity:

High levels of 5cxP, prcP and cP

Autism:

High levels of 6cxP, 5cxP, prcP and cP

Lead Toxicity:

High levels uP and cP

Aluminum Toxicity:

High levels uP

Porphyria Cutanea Tarda:

High levels uP and 7cxP

To: mb12 valtrex From: cathcall@...Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009 16:39:04 +0000Subject: Help with French Porphyrin results please

Where can I get help with interpreting the french porphyrin test results? Under the "interpretation" part there is nothing written. Under the "ratios interpretation" part, I don't really understand what is written. Do I just have to wait for my doctor appt to see what he has to say or is there some info out there that helps with interpretation?Thanks,PS: It seems as if the test is only talking about mercury, but the doctor said it would also help with testing for lead toxicity as we know our two dss were exposed to lead. Any thoughts? Choose the perfect PC or mobile phone for you. Click here