Re: Shroom

Hi!

I must ask one thing out of curiosity since you have a lab.

I wonder this, since many med. labs seem to fail to find critters, whilst others (like you) find them, so I dont understand their problem really?

I know that there can be studies done that involves creating "bio-active" maps of ones organism, to get an idea of the bio-ecology in question. I also know that those
*maps* are expensive and very dangerous to create, because they involve
growing microbes for rigorous study. There's a great risk of
bio-hazards doing it this way, but it's the tried-and-true "old fashioned" way to
do it.
Is'nt this how you do?

Would this be possible to do if I live in Sweden and the Lab is in USA?

If I would do this lab test and wanted to confirm the Ascaris that is in the lungs/liver and the flukes in the liver and the Tapeworm in the lungs, what "sample" would I have to leave? Blood, stool? Tissue-biopsy? ( I wonder how that would be accomplished..)

If the SCIO confirms certain critters in certain places, then hopefully that lab can do that too with this testing method? but again, how will that person know where the critters are lodged in the body?

And If I would send this to a lab in the states, wont the critters die on their way there, and the sample is useless?

I dont mean an ordinary med. lab that would do this.. someone more experienced on this issue.

uh, long question :)

Thanks!

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