THE TRUE STORY OF...
did not have enough energy to attend school and if he tried to play, he felt as
if he would faint. But looking at the blood test of March 9, we see a number
of metabolic problems. They could not all have arisen in the previous year.
He must have been suffering from certain parasites and pollutants for many
years, perhaps from age four when he had Kawasaki disease.
The RBC was too high, showing cobalt and vanadium toxicity. And cre-
atinine, which is muscle-related, was much too low. No wonder he was tired.
Creatinine is made from creatine, the muscle energy factor. Creatine is made
by the body from arginine and glycine and also requires methionine. Was he
not getting enough of these amino acids or was a parasite inhibiting their
formation?
Brian’s arm in July