Nahla

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Hi Nahla,

I'm still learning how to interpret these tests, but here is what I can see.

I hope others will correct any mistakes.

Maybe you can remind us of you history by answering these questions:

1.Current Symptoms and Health History:

2.Current Dental Work in place and dental cleanup completed:

3.Supplements and medications on at time of hair test:

4. Recently added supplements and medications after the hair test and date

added:

Mercury toxicity is possible at very low levels which you have. Mercury can

cause retention of titanium which can become elevated even before a counting

rule is met sometimes indicating some suspicion of mercury poisoning. It was

difficult to count your test as it was hard to read, but I don't think you

meet the counting rules Why don't you contact DDI and ask them to email it

to you). I think you miss rule 4 by one with 12 in the middle zone and you

would therefore have normal mineral transport.

You have vastly elevated Titanium, which accurately reflects body burden in

normal mineral transport. It can becomes elevated with mercury even before a

counting rule is met sometimes. Indicated suspicion of mercury poisoning.You

have very elevated Bismuth which reasonably reflects body burden in normal

mineral transport. You can confirm this with blood test. Bismuth may cause

neurological and hormone problems.

Metabolic Ratio's

Ca/Mg = Slightly Low - suggests possible glucose and carbohydrate

intolerance.

Ca/P:(0.08 - 8) 1.66 = Slightly fast metabolizer and usually makes a lot of

Adrenaline (eat high fat diet and a lot of Vit D, need digestive enzymes)

K/Ca - (0.03 - 0.35) 0.6 Thyroid issues. Test Thyroid hormones

Na/Mg (1-5) 12.8 WAY too much adrenaline - If More than 5 is high and the

body is making too much adrenaline leads to hyperactivity, anxiety, panic

and immune function (avoid tyrosine and phenylalanine - need digestive

enzyme)

Very high potassium can also signify Thyroid issues, especially when the

Ca/K ratio is out.

'Potassium and Sodium up, with Calcium and Magnesium down means the person's

Adrenals are shot, making way to much adrenaline but not enough cortisol.

This generally goes along with being thin, high strung, excitable but not

very stress intolerant'. pg. 112 HTI and = Exercise worsens things if not

lightly done. pg.114 HTI

Elevated Sodium & Potassium can show under-active Thyroid.

Adrenal sign is met with Calcium and Magnesium MUCH lower than Sodium and

Potassium

Low Manganese " This is most easily identified from is ringing in the

ears - tinnitus - that improves on manganese supplementation. " Take 5 - 15mg

per day 'Cutler'. Low dietary calcium, phosphorus and iron increase

manganese absorption. pg. 120 HTI

Phosphorus (P) If low suggests poor liver health, if high check for poor

kidney health. Low Phosphorus can cause low energy, weakness, appetite loss,

intolerance to fructose and fatigue. Increase protein.

Overall it seems you have severely stressed adrenals, pumping out

adrenaline, and also thyroid issues. Are you hyperthyroid?

Where are you getting the titanium from? Do you have implants? Bismuth can

be messing with your hormones and causing personality issues too.

Dean