question about counting rule# 3/ JT remarks

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I noticed in another thread that JT remarked that a person's

hair test result was just shy of meeting rule 3, by having three bars

go into the red.

I'm wondering how to read what Andy has written on page 25 of the Hair

Test book. He says:

" 3. Count the number of results in the essential and other elements

section that are all the way to either edge of the page, in the red

zone, very elevated or very low. If this number is four or more

mineral transport is deranged "

I read this to mean that rule 3 means to count only the bars that go

ALL THE WAY to the edge of the red, not the ones that merely go into

the red.

The example for #3 shown on page 24 shows a bar going ALL THE WAY to

the edge circled as an example. However, there are no bars in that

particular example which go into the red, but not all the way, so it's

a bit ambiguous.

JT's remarks seem to indicate that you should count the bars

that go anywhere into the red, so I'd like to clarify what is really

meeting rule 3. Have i misunderstood?

This is really important because my husband just got his first hair

test result, and this is relevant to him.

Please explain...

Thanks,

NJ