Dr. Hart Hair Tests good chelation doctor-

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It is hard to find a doctor to understand chelation as most have not

read the new information about the subject. The amount of medical

personal that do not even know they are injecting people with mercury

is hard to believe. The hair test article that you spoke of is

posted at messages/govinfo or also at autism-

mercury post #14836. The report is misleading in that the labs that

have the most trouble with testing want to sell you vitamins, those

that do not sell anything charge more for their service but are

correct with their numbers. In my case I used Doctors Data for hair

test, and urine challenge test. Then I checked their results with a

urine test done by Veterens Hospital Palo Alto. They came out the

same. This is such a new field trust no one, check everthing. But

as I have said before testing means NOTHING if I inject you with

mercury what are the chances that it is not in your body. It is in

your body. I need no test. Mercury can go all the way from dead

SIDS baby to President of the United States, and everything

inbetween. Also if you go to the references at the end of the

article you can get more information. In my case I checked and

rechecked the labs. The labs were correct.

> Stories like you report are very disturbing. My function is to

work with not

> against my patients. If I have different opinion I should be able

to let the

> parent know and of course vice-versa. Just before I received your

email one

> of the local docs was describing a situation in which a child with

> appendicitis waited so long for the surgeon - who was in

a " meeting " that the

> appendix burst. I find myself in a quandry about vaccines in that

those

> parents who are not aware of the association that most parents of

autistic

> have seen are asking me about the safety of the vaccines. The

forms from the

> AMA etc do not list the risk of autism on them. It is also

interesting to

> note that one of the " quality " items that the health plans - ie

HMOs judge a

> primary care doc is the % of children immunized - not on the rate

of

> complicatons or illness caused! I hear what you are saying about

some docs

> and I believe that doctors would have a better relationship with

their

> patients if they listened and became patient advocates. I do not

want to

> sound " holier than thou " - I have not always made the correct

diagnosis or

> listened to a parent and realized wha the were really saying.

However if I

> am aware of these failings than I can try and improve.

> As A completely separate item I do not know if you have seen the

latest

> artiel in JAMA where the authors took hair samples from the same

patient and

> sent them to 9 diffeent labs and found little if any agreemenrt

between the

> labs. I am trying to digest this article and see how we should

respond to

> it. Thanks for letting me drag on Hart