Re: hair results need some input

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> aluminum 49 <8.0 red

> antimony 0.16 <0.066 yellow

> arsenic 0.14 <0.080 yellow

> cadmium 0.20 <0.15 yellow

> lead 2.2 <1.0 yellow

Consider removing sources of current exposures

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

Dana

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You don't qualify for the counting rules in this test, but it is also

abnormal. My hair test didn't reach the counting rules either, yet I

am serioulsy poisoned with mercury.

You could either study your own syptoms against a good list of

mercury syptoms, or, if you have a great suspiccion, do a chelation

trial, 3 rounds, after you remove ALL your amalgams and mercury in

the root canals and wait at least 4 days before you use DMSA and 3

months before you use ALA. If you notice improvemnts in about 3

rounds, it is enough proof that you have mercury.

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> the next best approach, can't figure out where the heck such high

> aluminum came from.

>

Aluminum comes in deodorants, champoos, cookware too. I threw all my

aluminum pots, including the electric rice cooker <sight>.

Fluoride in toothpastes and water comes from Aluminum manufacture, it

is toxic waste, imo,and I am not sure the fluoride doesn't carry some

aluminum with it too. I got a fluoride filter for my water.

Raquel

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Try chelation anyway. The Al Sb As high and Hg somewhat low are

suggestive of mercury deranged mineral transport. The essential

elements aren't definitively abnormal but are also not particularly

normal.

Andy . . . . . .

> This hair sample was taken after about 6-8 weeks of zinc

> supplementation, magnessium supplemntation, b vitamins, and tmg

> folinic acid, and maybe one or two mb12 shots.He doesn't meet the

> rules I don't think he does anyway, but would like some feed back as

> the next best approach, can't figure out where the heck such high

> aluminum came from.

>

> Thanks for any input,

> Colleen

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I was thinking, since it seems from his minerals he is off by one or

two, to meet the counting rules, could the magnessium supplemntation

he got for the 6-8 weeks prior to cutting his hair, just changed his

numbers enough not to qualify? He has MTHFR mutations and I know once

we began gf/cf feingold and giving the tmg, folinic nearly all of his

late onset " autistic behaviors disappeared. " We got a major autisitic

regression over a 6 month period after getting the MMR booster and

varivax vaccine June of 03.And it was by mercury poisioning symptoms

is how I got into this in the first place.Right/left side deficits,

slurred disordered speech, muscle deterioration, major phenol

intolerance. We were looking at autism at the age of 5, now he has

osteoporosis, and not growing normally. Cognitively, he in now way

ahead of his peers, but I need to get this growth/bone thing

corrected.Doctor did say, when I mentioned to him about the teeth

discoloration that we are probably looking at metal issues. Thanks

for your answer, it definitely helps to make a intelligent decision

here.

Colleen

>

> Try chelation anyway. The Al Sb As high and Hg somewhat low are

> suggestive of mercury deranged mineral transport. The essential

> elements aren't definitively abnormal but are also not particularly

> normal.

>

> Andy . . . . . .

>

> > This hair sample was taken after about 6-8 weeks of zinc

> > supplementation, magnessium supplemntation, b vitamins, and tmg

> > folinic acid, and maybe one or two mb12 shots.He doesn't meet the

> > rules I don't think he does anyway, but would like some feed back

as

> > the next best approach, can't figure out where the heck such high

> > aluminum came from.

> >

> > Thanks for any input,

> > Colleen