chelation/biomed for family members

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> I've only paid for a hairtest for my sister and a nephew (different

sibling's child) who has autism. He and his family are not interested

in biomedical.

Do you think they will change their minds?

I convinced my husband to let me take some of his hair. He was

curious about the results, and is mildly interested when I talk

about all of this stuff. He seriously balked when I tried to

convince him to do any biomed for himself.

However, when I gave up and stopped trying to convince him, that's

when he started coming around. He is taking a few more supps now,

stopped taking his once-a-day ALA (!!), and he's taking baby steps

changing his diet, drinking more water, is interested in sauna,

etc. He has even decided he wants to do a saliva test for hormones!

That nephew's sister is next as she's not on the spectrum but has some

challenging behaviors. I haven't fit my sister's kids into the budget

yet for hairtests. Her first child was stillborn, all her kids are

unvaccinated and being raised vegan on an organic farm but it wouldn't

hurt to hairtest them when my budget allows. My sister was

breastfeeding when we got her hairtest results back and is currently

What did her hair test look like? A hair test meeting counting

rule 1 (the " all low " rule) can be normal in a pregnant or lactating

woman.

pregnant so chelating is not an option for her right now or for a

while. Of my siblings, she's most likely to consider it. She said

they'll have their well water tested for arsenic as hers was somewhat

elevated.

That's good. Seems to me like testing well water is always a good

idea. At least she is interested and concerned.

I am fairly sure that all of my family members are moderately

to seriously poisoned, but they have always dismissed my health

concerns and interests as hypochondria. I don't even talk about

health-related stuff (or much else) with them anymore unless they

specifically ask.

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> My sister's lead was borderline between green and yellow as

> well. She hasn't done any chelation but has given birth to 3 children

> and has another on the way.

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> How are her kids? Will they benefit from your knowledge of chelation

> and related matters?

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