Yes, that is a problem. My results were not borderline. It had some decent margin. Following Dr. K's suggestions, I added vitamin C to the collection container, and covered it in aluminum foil. Hopefully that helped keep it stable.
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 7:02 PM, Garnet_LDN <[email protected]>wrote: > Not to beg the question but about 20% of KPU tests are false negatives. > Pyrroles are very easily degraded > by heat and light and labs have been known to mishandle the samples, > allowing them to get too warm and have been known to even refreeze them, > something to consider if your symptoms are a really close match, > particularly low stress tolerance with an anger reaction and nightmares or > no dream recall. > > Taurine is good for gall stones BTW. > > Pyrrolurics accumulate heavy metals because of Zinc deficiencies. Plasma > Zinc levels are not an accurate > reflection. > > > Janet > >
