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I have just had my results back and would appreciate advice on how much to

suppliment please.

Copper: 12.9 (11.0-22.0)

Zinc: 12.1 (9.8-17.9)

I would also like to add my voice to Sheila's who constantly advises to get a

print out of blood results and never take the " normal " reply. I actually phoned

and spoke to my GP for the above results. He began by saying the results were

normal, when I asked where they were in the ref range he told me they were " bang

in the middle " !! I then decide to request a print out and as you can see they

are not " bang in the middle " - words fail me with all of this!

Han

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Hi Hannah, The usual zinc/copper supplements are 15mg zinc and 1mg copper ( I get the combo from holland and Barrett. > thyroid treatment > From: hannahleahy@...> Date: Sat, 4 Sep 2010 12:37:44 +0000> Subject: Zinc and Copper - Advice Please> > I have just had my results back and would appreciate advice on how much to suppliment please.> Copper: 12.9 (11.0-22.0)> Zinc: 12.1 (9.8-17.9)> > I would also like to add my voice to Sheila's who constantly advises to get a print out of blood results and never take the "normal" reply. I actually phoned and spoke to my GP for the above results. He began by saying the results were normal, when I asked where they were in the ref range he told me they were "bang in the middle"!! I then decide to request a print out and as you can see they are not "bang in the middle" - words fail me with all of this!> Han> > > > ------------------------------------> > TPA is not medically qualified. Consult with a qualified medical practitioner before changing medication.> >

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Thanks will have a look in H & B

Han

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> Hi Hannah,

> The usual zinc/copper supplements are 15mg zinc and 1mg

copper ( I get the combo from holland and Barrett.

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> > TPA is not medically qualified. Consult with a qualified medical

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