- Dean - O/T - TK

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>

> > TK--- I am not sure this would be appropriate here if you are

> > getting paid by [clients] for your help ?

>

> Hi TK.

> I'm actually not getting paid for my services with regard to the

hair

> testing. It is something that I am doing as a extra interest to

get to the

> bottom of issues with people I have known and treated for years.

TK--- But you are getting paid which is the problem. We may be able

to work around it if you are willing to provide more patient

information so we can set up another links and follow progress.

This way people would be able to gain more insight into hair

interpretation.

The interpretations would need to be more complete also so people

looking at the file could easily understand the information -I think

this could help others trying to interpret hair analysis.

Moria already has a file on this but it does not track each

individual which would be of benefit and Andy might like this

information also.

The

> majority of these clients are actually close friends.

>

> My intent was simply to get a good grasp of this work from these

initial 12

> tests to ensure that mistakes are not made that hurt people, and

in the

> future get on track with interpreting the tests myself.

TK--- I appreciate this and believe this to be true and if you are

willing to share more information so we can also learn I think it

may be beneficial for both. Here are some suggestions from

that I think would help -

- I think a fair and responsible solution to this problem

would

be to have each of Dean's patients/clients get their own yahoo

account, join the group, and post their own hair tests if they

choose. This would ensure (as much as possible):

TK--- having their own account if possible would help.

(1) that they are in control of their personal data,

(2) that they receive (and hopefully read) all the disclaimers

that any member of the group receives,

and

(3) that they understand where the interpretation of their test

results is coming from (ie, from another member of the group,

who is mercury-poisoned, who happens to have read and understood

Andy's HTI book, and who has no professional medical training or

expertise).

(I assume that any member of the group understands #3 implicitly,

but perhaps I should state this as a disclaimer when I comment

on a test.)

This might be difficult or impractical on their end, but it seems

sensible and minimizes any ethical concerns.

What do you think?

--

I'm aware that each

> and every person that engages in this work should have a copy of

each of

> Andy's books in any case to assume self responsibility for their

process.

TK--- yes, so you can go over them yourself and make sure that

someone elses interpretation is correct.

>

> It was cretainly not my intent to abuse the services/time of this

group and

> was innocently under the impression that it would benefit people

on list

> also.

TK--- I think it could if set up correctly where we have a file on

each person with their problems and hair analysis so we can learn

and track chelation. This would not include any personal info.

I didn't even pause to consider how it could look from an external

> perspective, but can see what could be read into it now.

TK-- Just a concern on this end that we do this correctly and that

everyone is on board. With them being clients it makes it more

difficult ethically.

>

> I do therefore acknowledge your concerns and will work from Andy's

book as

> suggested.

TK--- If you wish to set something up on this end so it is

informational to us all a couple members are willing to help

interpret. That way we could have additional info to learn from.

There could be a file for each person, their health problems, meds,

hair tests etc to review. This would make some extra work for you

and me but if people would find it valuable it can be done.

> Thanks,

> Dean