Hair Test Results (Finally)

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where do you think the lead is coming from?

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I think most would have come from me. After that I'm

guessing frying pans or other cookware. I believe

there was a thread about some teflon pans having lead

in them and I'm guilty of using a cheap one recently.

More importantly where is the boron and calcium? I

supplemented calcium at high levels for a long time.

I only stopped about 6 months ago. She's wasting

magnesium like a sieve.

Sodium and potassium are none existant and I've been

pushing them.

I gave her 5 mg of zinc a week ago and it made her

manic. The copper is probably inorganic, being

excreted. I'm certain the zinc/copper issue needs the

copper sebacate. She's grown at least an inch in the

past month (3 since xmas), I think that may be

exhausting her zinc.

I had stopped iodine out of concerns I was giving too

much but I'll go back.

Her selenium is low in spite of years of

supplementing. By your notes, I see now that she is

taking too little. I didn't think to increase as her

weight gained.

I didn't expect this result. I expected aluminum to

be higher. I'm pleased there's no mercury but some

might say it just isn't being excreted.

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The lead's all from me. The old coffee mugs I used to

drink from likely leached tons of it.

It's why she's not holding the calcium either.

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--- Fred Davies <mrrva@...> wrote:

> I think most would have come from me. After that

> I'm

> guessing frying pans or other cookware. I believe

> there was a thread about some teflon pans having

> lead

> in them and I'm guilty of using a cheap one

> recently.

>

> More importantly where is the boron and calcium? I

> supplemented calcium at high levels for a long time.

>

> I only stopped about 6 months ago. She's wasting

> magnesium like a sieve.

>

> Sodium and potassium are none existant and I've been

> pushing them.

>

> I gave her 5 mg of zinc a week ago and it made her

> manic. The copper is probably inorganic, being

> excreted. I'm certain the zinc/copper issue needs

> the

> copper sebacate. She's grown at least an inch in

> the

> past month (3 since xmas), I think that may be

> exhausting her zinc.

>

> I had stopped iodine out of concerns I was giving

> too

> much but I'll go back.

>

> Her selenium is low in spite of years of

> supplementing. By your notes, I see now that she is

> taking too little. I didn't think to increase as

> her

> weight gained.

>

> I didn't expect this result. I expected aluminum to

> be higher. I'm pleased there's no mercury but some

> might say it just isn't being excreted.

>

> P

>

> --- andrew <alevin@...> wrote:

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> > where do you think the lead is coming from?

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> >

> > > http://www3.nt.sympatico.ca/shadow/htest.jpg

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> > > Interesting opinions about results:

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you may have lead in your water. i really would look at that.

there will be no signficant amount of lead in teflon.

the form/brand of selenium you are using may not be absorbing that

well, and i do recommend the two types as per my web page , but if

theres so much lead she may need more.

most of the minerals being short looks like malbasorbtion.

clacium, magnesium, sodium, pottasium are adrenal

regulated...........................

theres some mess there that probably only skin vitmain d can fix. the

now d may be enough but probably you are looking at a sperti lamp oer

something.

zinc AND molybdenum as per my web page are really the optimal

combination for bringing down copper.

since magnesium is so high you will need to give manganese to balance

that.

why is the chromium so high? r u giving that?

the interetsing thing about the hair test is that it seems to read

reasoanably true to what is happening despite extreme highs and

lows ................. i rhink that is a sign of true or genetic as,

generations bred to tolerate metal toxicty.

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