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Date Posted: 12:32:08 12/29/01 Sat
Author: Rita
Subject: Scurvy

The Walk-Over
Chapter 3A
Scurvy &
The Truth Machine

When Ann flipped open her invisible medical book (1979), the page
landed on the disease scurvy. I assumed that everybody knew that
scurvy was a disease marked by inanition (exhaustion), debility
(weakness), anemia (red blood cells), and edema (watery fluid in cells)
of the dependent parts. The lack of vitamin C produced a spongy
condition, sometimes with ulceration (the invite of infection), of the
gums and hemorrhages into the skin and from the mucous membranes.
The disease was also due to a monotonous diet of salt meats.

The disease description was short. The complete page was a human figure
with the disease appearance. Vitamin C was something that the body took in
and distributed by way of the blood. Scurvy wouldn't show up in the blood
as scurvy. It would show up in a Vitamin C blood test. I found it strange
that neither of my medical dictionaries listed Vitamin C. So, I'll use
Vitamin A as an example. The suggested range is 20-80 /100ml. The
suggested range would be too great. (A hematologist called it a "mean".)
The patient's personal figure, such as 50 would be the patient's personal
bible. Then when and if the blood test figure increases or decreases, it
would be noticeable.

A century ago, blood was known as the vessel that carried nutrients to the
flesh (tissue). All cell life feed on some kind of nutrient. There were
bacteria that consumed iron, cholesterol, and etc. Some bacteria take
months to grow. I found it strange that some hospitals used the electron
microscope on tissue only, and not on the blood to detect the slow-growing
bacteria.

I had made a list of the various blood tests and established mine.

Blood test Range Mine
Acetone (0.3-2.0 mg/dL) 1.0
Quantitative
By the early 1950's protein chemists were in possession of the basic
techniques for the determination of amino acid sequence. Acetoacetic acid a
diacetic acid in starvation or diabetes.
Blood test Range Mine
A/G Ratio (1.0-2.5) 1.7
Albumin (3.5-5.0) 4.2
(Protein)

Aldolase 0
(Aldehyde-lyase)

Alk Phos (14-100) 57

Alpha Amino Nitrogen (3.0-5.5) 4

Alt (SGPT)
(Serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase)

Amylase (25-125 mIU/mL) 75

Anion Gap (4-14) 9
(A negative charge ion)

A.P.T.T. (23.5-34.5) 29.0
(Activated partial thromboplastin time)

Bromides 0
(Anion: salt of HBr)

BUN (10-20) 15
(Blood urea nitrogen)

Calcium (9-11) 10

Carbon Dioxide (24-30) 27
(Content)

Carbon Dioxide (35-45) 40
(Tenson Pco2)

Carboxyhemoglobin (Up to 5% of total)
(When a test gives only a high figure, it's difficult to establish a
personal mean figure)


Blood Test Range Mine

Chloride (96-106) 101

Cholesterol (150-250) 190

CO2 (22.0-32.0) 25.0
(Carbon dioxide) (CO-Carbon monoxide)

CPK (35-250) 140
(Creatine phosphokinase)

Creatine (0.2-0.8) 0.5

Creatinine (.7-1.5) 1.0
(A component of urine and the product of creatine catabolism)

Cryoglobulins 0
(Abnormal plasma proteins paraproteins characterized by
precipitating gelling, or crystallizing.)

Cyanide (Serum)
Smokers (0.006 mg/L)
(You smoke...You don't deserve antibiotics)

DIFFERENTIAL
Myelocytes 0

Band Neutrophils (3.0-5.0) 4

S. Neut (54.0-62.0) 59
(Segmented Neutrophils)

Lymph (25.0-33.0) 30
(Lymphocytes)

Mono (3.0-7.0) 5
(Monocytes)

EOS (.01-3.0) 1
(Eosinophils)

Baso (.0-0.5) 0.2
(Basophils)


Blood Test Range Mine

Fluoride (0.01-0.2) 0.1

Folate (2.2-17.3) 8.0

Gentamicin (5-8 ug/mL)

Globulin (2.5-3.5) 3.0
(Protein)

Glucose (70-110) 80

HDL (30-80) 55
(Good Cholesterol)

Hemoglobin (13.7-17.7) 15
(Hgb)

Hematocrit (40.0-52.0) 45.0
(Hct)

IMMUNOGLOBINS
IgG (723.0-1685.0 dl) 1200
IgA (60-333) 195
IgM (45-145 dl) 95
IgD (0.5-3.0 dl) 1.5
IgE (0-380 ml) 150

Iron (75-175) 125

Lactate (0.6-1.8) 1.1

Lactic Acid (0.5-2.2) 1.4
(Sarcolactic)

MCV (82-94) 88
(Mean Corpuscular Volume)

MCH (28.0-32.0) 30
(Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin)

MCHC (32.8-35.2) 34
(Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration)

Blood Test Range Mine

pH (7.35-7.45) 7.4

Phos Acid (0-7) 3
(Phosphatase, Acid)

Phosphate (2.7-4.5 mg/dL) 3.5
(Adult)

Phosphorous (3.0-4.5) 3.5

Platelet (PLT) (150-350) 225
(Irregularly shaped disk)

Potassium (3.5-5.0) 4.2

Protein (6.0-8.0) 7.0

PT (PAT) (11.2-13.4) 12.3
(Prothrombin Time)
(A glycoprotein) protein carbohydrate (conjugated proteins) Conjugated
1) Production of two new cells. 2) Bacterial c. 3) sexual reproduction among
protozan ciliates. (Typical members such as Paramecium or Balantidium
Coil (a parasite of man) possess two distinctive nuclei, a macronucleus
and a micronucleus.

Blood Test Range Mine

PTT (21.0-33.0) 27.0
(Partial thromboplastin time-activated)

Pyruvate (0.3-0.9 mg/dL) .5
(Pyruvic acid)

RDW (8.5-11.5) 10

SGOT/AST (5-40) 31
(Serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase)
(SYN Aspartate Aminotransferase)

SGPT (7-56) 30
(Serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase)
(SYN Alanine Aminotransperase)

Blood Test Range Me

Sodium (135-145) 140

Sulfates (0.8-1.2 mg/dL) .9
(Inorganic)

Triglycerides (40-150) 90

TSH (0-7) 3.5
(Thyroid stimulating hormone)

UREA (24-49) 35

UREA Nitrogen (11-23) 17

URIC Acid (4.5-8.0) Male 6.0
(2.5-6.2) Female 4.0
(Uratic, Urate)

Vancomycin (20-40 ug/mL) Peak

Vitamin A (20-80 /100 ml) 50

Vitamin B12 (180-900) 400

Zinc (70-150) 110

It was obvious that the 1982-83 Michigan hematologist had lied about
blood tests and had used blood transfusions instead of antitumor
antibiotics to treat a neck tumor. I believed that an evil doctor was a
medical terrorist that could kill more people to bad medicine than
anyone with bombs or bullets.

Complaints to the Health Department fell upon deft ears and employing
an attorney was impossible, so I tried the old cliché "You lie, you die.
The Truth Machine will turn you into Mince Meat Pie." Remember when
we were kids and taught lies were bad...well maybe not everybody.

I had found the best way to detect a Medical Terrorist was to ask
questions about blood tests. The evil doers would say, "Blood
means nothing."

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