Sedimentation rates of below 5 are indicative of a hypercoag state. The testing of a patient may be normal, positive showing a coagulation problem, positive antibodies that give an explanation of what is going on, or a positive HTRP which determines which protein is defective and how therapy will work. In a mother-daughter study done with Jeanne Hubbuch, M.D. , where the daughter was bedridden, he found the mother was infected as well. The daughter has now gone back to college after treatment. Again, with Dr. Hubbuch, Transfer Factor was used along with his protocol and it worked to a great degree.
Soluble fibrin makes the rbcs join together and touch each other.
It acts just like a glue which makes the blood very thick. This activity, seen below, will appear as low blood volume and is what Drs. Streeten, Bell , and others working with them have found. The answer to Dr. Bell's questions can be found in live blood analysis. If a person tested by Hemex Laboratories taking the ISAC panel has thrombophilia, a heparin protocol followed by Coumadin helps.