Missing Lab Tests: Could They Solve Your Numbness & Tingling Mystery?

13 Mar 2024 · 5 min
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Dr. Diane Mueller (chronic illness expert) explains that after standard neurology workups often come back normal, overlooked lab tests can reveal causes of persistent numbness and tingling. She highlights three common missing lab areas to pursue: food sensitivities (distinct from histamine-mediated food allergies), chronic/stealth infections (e.g., Lyme, parvovirus, chronic herpes, HPV, EBV, CMV) with a suggested panel called "Tick Borne 2.0", and chronic toxins (metals, glyphosate, mold toxins, plastics) assessed with a recommended "Total Tox" panel. She also recommends a direct-to-consumer food sensitivity test and offers a group education program and free masterclass to help interpret results and plan next steps.

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