About five per cent of people in western countries have an autoimmune disease, and most cannot be treated causally. Dr Jila Maki follows one patient through anamnesis, abdominal ultrasound, blood, stool and post-chelation urine testing, interprets each result, and explains why hydrophilic toxins must come out before lipophilic ones.
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