Another good test to run for immune function is the C4a test. It is a complement protein that indicated toxicity and inflammation. This test takes a couple of weeks since it requires a frozen blood specimen and some pretty advanced testing techniques. My insurance paid for it, even though LabCorp had to send it out to Cambridge Labs. My CD-57 was also at a really good level. However, my c4a, which is supposed to be at 358-1883, was 10600 (and this was after a freaking year of treatment).  Super toxic, anyone?!? Hope this helps...and good luck! I am not a medical doctor YET...my opinions are not approved by the FDA! ;)
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