Re: Ion test by metametrix

[Guest guest]

Ingestion of fish or sea food or other tainted food recently and possible some

mercury in teeth?

Ion test by metametrix

I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in some

stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its been like

half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would it be

still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by now? I

was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems to be

some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a lot

in blood when the test was unchallenged?

[Guest guest]

Also consider inhalation from air pollution such as being downwind from coal

burning power plants, broken florescent lights, etc. I suspect that in some

areas it is impossible to get away from being exposed to mercury.

lindaj@...

Ion test by metametrix

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> I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in some

> stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its been like

> half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would it be

> still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by now? I

> was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems to be

> some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a lot

> in blood when the test was unchallenged?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in some

> stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its been

like

> half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would it be

> still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by now? I

> was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems to be

> some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a lot

> in blood when the test was unchallenged?

if you have amalgam fillings, don't use ALA.

I don't remember if you do or not.

With 1/2 year since last exposure, it is unlikely that ALA

would be a problem. If you are concerned about it, start

with DMSA or DMPS.

Moria

[Guest guest]

> I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in some

> stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its been

like

> half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would it be

> still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by now? I

> was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems to be

> some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a lot

> in blood when the test was unchallenged?

if you have amalgam fillings, don't use ALA.

I don't remember if you do or not.

With 1/2 year since last exposure, it is unlikely that ALA

would be a problem. If you are concerned about it, start

with DMSA or DMPS.

Moria

[Guest guest]

> I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in some

> stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its been

like

> half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would it be

> still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by now? I

> was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems to be

> some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a lot

> in blood when the test was unchallenged?

if you have amalgam fillings, don't use ALA.

I don't remember if you do or not.

With 1/2 year since last exposure, it is unlikely that ALA

would be a problem. If you are concerned about it, start

with DMSA or DMPS.

Moria

[Guest guest]

If I am in an area like that would it be pointless to chelate, or

should I just go ahead with the dmsa, now I plan to do dmsa for like

two months before ala

> Also consider inhalation from air pollution such as being downwind

from coal

> burning power plants, broken florescent lights, etc. I suspect that

in some

> areas it is impossible to get away from being exposed to mercury.

>

>

> lindaj@h...

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> Ion test by metametrix

> >

> >

> > I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in

some

> > stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> > reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its

been like

> > half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would

it be

> > still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by

now? I

> > was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems

to be

> > some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a

lot

> > in blood when the test was unchallenged?

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Of course it wouldn't be pointless. You need to support your liver, though.

I live in Alaska and the air quality is bad in arctic temps cause exhaust

just hangs in the air. Jeanie

Re: Ion test by metametrix

If I am in an area like that would it be pointless to chelate, or

should I just go ahead with the dmsa, now I plan to do dmsa for like

two months before ala

> Also consider inhalation from air pollution such as being downwind

from coal

> burning power plants, broken florescent lights, etc. I suspect that

in some

> areas it is impossible to get away from being exposed to mercury.

>

>

> lindaj@h...

>

> Ion test by metametrix

> >

> >

> > I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in

some

> > stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> > reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its

been like

> > half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would

it be

> > still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by

now? I

> > was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems

to be

> > some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a

lot

> > in blood when the test was unchallenged?

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Of course it wouldn't be pointless. You need to support your liver, though.

I live in Alaska and the air quality is bad in arctic temps cause exhaust

just hangs in the air. Jeanie

Re: Ion test by metametrix

If I am in an area like that would it be pointless to chelate, or

should I just go ahead with the dmsa, now I plan to do dmsa for like

two months before ala

> Also consider inhalation from air pollution such as being downwind

from coal

> burning power plants, broken florescent lights, etc. I suspect that

in some

> areas it is impossible to get away from being exposed to mercury.

>

>

> lindaj@h...

>

> Ion test by metametrix

> >

> >

> > I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in

some

> > stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> > reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its

been like

> > half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would

it be

> > still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by

now? I

> > was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems

to be

> > some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a

lot

> > in blood when the test was unchallenged?

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Of course it wouldn't be pointless. You need to support your liver, though.

I live in Alaska and the air quality is bad in arctic temps cause exhaust

just hangs in the air. Jeanie

Re: Ion test by metametrix

If I am in an area like that would it be pointless to chelate, or

should I just go ahead with the dmsa, now I plan to do dmsa for like

two months before ala

> Also consider inhalation from air pollution such as being downwind

from coal

> burning power plants, broken florescent lights, etc. I suspect that

in some

> areas it is impossible to get away from being exposed to mercury.

>

>

> lindaj@h...

>

> Ion test by metametrix

> >

> >

> > I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in

some

> > stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> > reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its

been like

> > half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would

it be

> > still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by

now? I

> > was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems

to be

> > some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a

lot

> > in blood when the test was unchallenged?

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> I just got an ion test by metametrix, it says I am deficient in some

> stuff but, they also checked for mercury(unchallenged) and there

> reference range was <0.005 and I got 0.001 for mercury, its been

like

> half an year since my last exposure, my question is why would it be

> still in my blood wouldn't all the mercury be in my brain by now? I

> was going to proceed in ALA but now worried cause there seems to be

> some in my blood? Any comments would be helpful, and is 0.001 a lot

> in blood when the test was unchallenged?

That isn't much. It is OK to use ALA now.

Andy. .. . . . . . . . . . ... . .