When we get chronically ill, we have to realize something. Our immune system is low. We go to the
doctor and they take blood. How much blood do they take? They take a lot, too much, more than they
should. They take five vials, then 10 full vials, then you go to a specialist, 14 full vials, and
you get sicker. You get sicker, they're taking a large part of your immune system out of your
bloodstream, the very thing that's protecting you from getting sicker. And then as you get sicker,
they take 20 vials. Then you go to another specialist, I need another 20 vials. And next
and you know it, you're bedridden.
And then you're getting diagnosed with neurological Lyme
or any kind of other diagnosis too.
So what people don't realize
is a large part of our immune system
is inside our bloodstream and they're removing it
and it could take three to six months
to rebuild that CBC back, your white count.
It's so important to know how to do this
and what to learn about.
You do need your blood work done.
Absolutely, I believe in it.
But learn a safe way to do it and how to do it.
They really don't need a lot of blood.
They can test a lot with a little bit of blood.
Ask for a quarter, have files, ask your doctor,
check out the Medical Meeting Podcast and learn all about how to protect yourself.
