HAIR ANALYSIS RESULTS

June 6, 2003

It's in vaccines, processed cheese, fluoridated water, some canned goods (if in

aluminum cans as opposed to steel), from aluminum cookware, in baking powder

(unless labelled as aluminum-free) and therefore in baked goods, among other

thins.

S

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I really don't know where the exposure is coming from.

Andy asked if he had any amalgams, which he doesn't.

What are the typical sources of aluminum? Shampoos,

soaps, detergents perhaps?

Theresa

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June 7, 2003

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> I really don't know where the exposure is coming from.

> Andy asked if he had any amalgams, which he doesn't.

> What are the typical sources of aluminum?

You can check sources here

http://www.danasview.net/metals.htm

Dana

August 2, 2003

I contacted a former doctor of mine and requested a copy of a hair

analysis that he ordered in 1998. BTW, this doctor worked in a

very " high profile " alternative medicine office in New York City. At

the time, he told me there was no reason to have my amalgams

removed. Knowing what I know now, it looks to my newbie eye like he

was dead wrong.

I plan to have a new hair analysis done through DDI within the next

week, but I'd really appreciate comments on these numbers. Is this

what is meant in the counting rules as minerals " scattered " all over?

This elemental hair analysis done by Great Smokies, not DDI.

Element Result Ref Range Rated

Aluminum 1.3 0-8 Normal

Antimony 0.001 0-0.03 Normal

Arsenic 0.029 0-0.1 Normal

Barium 0.09 0-1.5 Normal

Bismuth 0.0584 0-0.14 Normal

Cadmium 0.016 0-0.15 Normal

Lead 0.24 0-0.8 Normal

Mercury 1.06 0-0.95 Borderline

Nickel 0.335 0-0.5 Normal

Silver 0.028 0-0.1 Normal

Thallium 0.0005 0-0.0008 Normal

Tin 0.064 0-0.25 Normal

Calcium 272 275-975 Low

Magnesium 20.93 40-90 Low

Copper 23 10.5-25 Normal

Zinc 152 110-163 Normal

Manganese 0.14 0.16-0.55 Low

Chromium 0.49 0.65-1.1 Low

Cobalt 0.007 0.01-0.03 Low

Molybdenum 0.043 0.04-0.102 Normal

Boron 0.77 1.1-3.5 Low

Iodine 0.86 0.11-1 Normal

Lithium 0.0014 0.0035-0.025 Low

Rubidium 0.008 0.004-0.035 Normal

Selenium 1.43 0.9-1.5 Normal

Strontium 0.5 0.5-6 Normal

Sulfur 52586 48500-55500 Normal

Vanadium 0.014 0.02-0.1 Low

Ratio

Ca/Mg 13.0 5.0-15.0 Normal ratio

Ca/P 2.1 2.5-7.0 Low

Na/K 1.4 1.5-4.0 Low

Thanks!

Lati

August 2, 2003

Scattered can mean high or low. You've got as many low as normal. Ideally we

have all in the normal range. Does the test you had done show colors and actual

numbers as well as reference ranges? I think it was GSDL for which Andy also

had counting back before they changed their test. Yours should be old enough to

apply them.

S

>

Is this

what is meant in the counting rules as minerals " scattered " all over?

This elemental hair analysis done by Great Smokies, not DDI.

Element Result Ref Range Rated

Aluminum 1.3 0-8 Normal

Antimony 0.001 0-0.03 Normal

Arsenic 0.029 0-0.1 Normal

Barium 0.09 0-1.5 Normal

Bismuth 0.0584 0-0.14 Normal

Cadmium 0.016 0-0.15 Normal

Lead 0.24 0-0.8 Normal

Mercury 1.06 0-0.95 Borderline

Nickel 0.335 0-0.5 Normal

Silver 0.028 0-0.1 Normal

Thallium 0.0005 0-0.0008 Normal

Tin 0.064 0-0.25 Normal

Calcium 272 275-975 Low

Magnesium 20.93 40-90 Low

Copper 23 10.5-25 Normal

Zinc 152 110-163 Normal

Manganese 0.14 0.16-0.55 Low

Chromium 0.49 0.65-1.1 Low

Cobalt 0.007 0.01-0.03 Low

Molybdenum 0.043 0.04-0.102 Normal

Boron 0.77 1.1-3.5 Low

Iodine 0.86 0.11-1 Normal

Lithium 0.0014 0.0035-0.025 Low

Rubidium 0.008 0.004-0.035 Normal

Selenium 1.43 0.9-1.5 Normal

Strontium 0.5 0.5-6 Normal

Sulfur 52586 48500-55500 Normal

Vanadium 0.014 0.02-0.1 Low

Ratio

Ca/Mg 13.0 5.0-15.0 Normal ratio

Ca/P 2.1 2.5-7.0 Low

Na/K 1.4 1.5-4.0 Low

Thanks!

Lati

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August 3, 2003

Hi,

I had been focused on the DDI tests on the counting rules page. In the

meantime, I found Andy's rules for interpreting a Great Smokies test.

Since this test is from 1998, it is before things changed, so his rules

apply. According to what I come up with this " profile " is highly suspicious

for mercury poisoning! You know, it still amazes me that my doctor knew

enough to test me for this, but didn't have a clue as to how to interpret

the results. This test was 5 years ago, so that's an additional 5 years of

unnecessary suffering. All told, I've spent thousands of dollars for the

privilege of not getting well -- not only with this guy, but with others as

well. I know it's common, but sometimes it just blows my mind.

Lati

RE: [ ] HAIR ANALYSIS RESULTS

>

> Scattered can mean high or low. You've got as many low as normal.

Ideally we have all in the normal range. Does the test you had done show

colors and actual numbers as well as reference ranges? I think it was GSDL

for which Andy also had counting back before they changed their test. Yours

should be old enough to apply them.

> S

>

> >

> Is this

> what is meant in the counting rules as minerals " scattered " all over?

>

> This elemental hair analysis done by Great Smokies, not DDI.

>

> Element Result Ref Range Rated

> Aluminum 1.3 0-8 Normal

> Antimony 0.001 0-0.03 Normal

> Arsenic 0.029 0-0.1 Normal

> Barium 0.09 0-1.5 Normal

> Bismuth 0.0584 0-0.14 Normal

> Cadmium 0.016 0-0.15 Normal

> Lead 0.24 0-0.8 Normal

> Mercury 1.06 0-0.95 Borderline

> Nickel 0.335 0-0.5 Normal

> Silver 0.028 0-0.1 Normal

> Thallium 0.0005 0-0.0008 Normal

> Tin 0.064 0-0.25 Normal

>

> Calcium 272 275-975 Low

> Magnesium 20.93 40-90 Low

> Copper 23 10.5-25 Normal

> Zinc 152 110-163 Normal

> Manganese 0.14 0.16-0.55 Low

> Chromium 0.49 0.65-1.1 Low

> Cobalt 0.007 0.01-0.03 Low

> Molybdenum 0.043 0.04-0.102 Normal

> Boron 0.77 1.1-3.5 Low

> Iodine 0.86 0.11-1 Normal

> Lithium 0.0014 0.0035-0.025 Low

> Rubidium 0.008 0.004-0.035 Normal

> Selenium 1.43 0.9-1.5 Normal

> Strontium 0.5 0.5-6 Normal

> Sulfur 52586 48500-55500 Normal

> Vanadium 0.014 0.02-0.1 Low

>

> Ratio

> Ca/Mg 13.0 5.0-15.0 Normal ratio

> Ca/P 2.1 2.5-7.0 Low

> Na/K 1.4 1.5-4.0 Low

>

> Thanks!

>

> Lati

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August 3, 2003

Few docs know how to interepret hair analyses now either. Frustrating, but

true.