Dramatic before-and-after CRP lab results showing reduction from 224 mg/L to 3.93 mg/L
Toxin test results showing elevated levels of mycotoxins heavy metals and environmental chemicals including aflatoxin M1 ochratoxin A and uranium
Toxin test results showing levels of heavy metals cadmium cesium mercury tin and multiple mycotoxins including aflatoxins fumonisins and citrinin
Toxin test results showing extremely high levels of mycotoxins and heavy metals including Gliotoxin at 241 Aflatoxins and Ochratoxin A far above reference ranges

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Unexplained or "mystery" symptoms that don't have a clear diagnosis can often be linked to hidden toxic burdens. The post highlights that high levels of inflammation (shown by a CRP level dropping from 224 mg/L to 3.93 mg/L) and various health issues can result from exposure to mold, heavy metals, and environmental pollutants.

You should consider testing for three main categories of toxins: Mycotoxins (like Aflatoxins, Ochratoxin A, Gliotoxin, Fumonisins), Heavy Metals (such as Mercury, Cadmium, Cesium, Uranium), and other Environmental Pollutants. Comprehensive tests can reveal elevated levels of these substances that may be affecting your health.

Test results will show specific toxin levels compared to a reference range. A significant problem is indicated when levels are far above the normal range. For example, the post shows results with Gliotoxin at 241 and various Aflatoxins and heavy metals like Uranium measuring well above standard reference ranges.

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