Re: - Dean - O/T

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> Hi TK,

>

> I may have an interesting solution that could help us all.

>

>

> In any case, someone made a good suggestion off-list, that being

that I

> upload the PDF hair test results on the web for all to see. We can

then have

> discussions about them and I can include a lot of background

information

> about their health history, dental work, age, and much more etc.

TK-- I think this would be the best idea so far. Then you could

provide a link to a test you wanted help with.

I can use

> Acrobat reader to edit out the name of the person to protect their

identity

> and all of them(baring one) I know so well that I know they will

give their

> permission. Some of them don't even see me as clients, rather are

friends,

> but I have all their health information so close at hand and know

it well. I

> work with such a small number of people and have long appointments

so we

> discuss their lives in depth. I am certain they will have no

problem with

> me posting the tests and if we give the hair test numbers or

nicknames their

> identity is protected anyway. The only issue is that they might

recognise

> each other even without names and I don't share their personal

information

> between them eg age and sex. But I'll check with them.

>

> We can do this will other people on the this list too and build up

quite a

> data-base of interest to chart patterns. For example all of the 5

test I

> have back are high in aluminium - our water department in Cape

Town adds

> aluminium oxide to our water! We could learn a lot about what

chemicals are

> high where, so perhaps we should include City as part of their

information

> in their hair test?

>

> Since I know how to update the website it can be changed regularly.

> The URL is www.livingnetwork.co.za

>

> What do you think?

> Dean

>