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Yes! They are checking 19 “bio-markers.” These are chemicals in the blood, I think. One example is Interluken-2, if I remember correctly. ( They often refer to this marker as Il-2, as I remember. )

The problem for the doctors doing the diagnosis is to decide whether you have LC or other diseases, such as Epstein-Barr, Lyme’s, ME/CFS, etc., that have similar symptoms. Each of these diseases has a different bio-marker profile, as I understand it. They put the bio-marker measurements on a graph just like we did in high school math class! 👨‍🏫

Remember? Of course you do!!!

If you listen to all the interviews and lectures given by Dr. Pattern, you will understand all of this much better, but that requires and lot of time and concentration. It’s worth it!!!

The $1000 is well worth it too. That’s a small price for regaining your life if the treatment works for you. I’d pay five times that amount - easily!

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P.S. In terms of the actual names of the tests, there are two blood tests that IncellDx requires. They call one “the S1” test. The other one has the number 19 in it. The test kit is in my car - ready for tomorrow’s blood tests administered by Radiance Phlobotomists, the outfit used by IncellDx.

Hi, Could you let me know where Dr.Patterson works from.Does he follow Canadian clients. Thanks,Sue

Thank you for sharing. In addition to the $1000.00 initial fee for the test and diagnosis, I understand there is a monthly fee for medication and consultation with physicians. Does anyone have a guesstimate of monthly cost? What is average length of time for the program? We are all looking for hopeful solutions!

Everybody should note that Bruce Patterson's program has not been tested in clinical trials or been taken up by other doctors. Some patients do believe they have benefited from it. But over the years, patients have believed that they have benefited from all sorts of treatments that were later found to be ineffective/harmful.

@stuartkjones4 is pumping this pretty hard for someone who hasn't even tried it yet.