New hair test please advise.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I just posted a new hair test.. It actually shows NORMAL mercury

levels. And i'm not entirely sure i even meet any of the counting

rules.

I have taken few supplememnts, and my diet is restricted which could

show why my calcium levels are normal,, but i'm just even MORE

confused now because after taking the ALA, i got nuerological

symptoms, burning skin, warm skin, etc., that still hasn't gone away,

but now that its showing normal mercury, maybe that isn't the cause?

Any info would be appreciated.

I believe i posted my hair test under 's 2nd hair test....

Thanks

scott

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

>

> I just posted a new hair test.. It actually shows NORMAL mercury

> levels. And i'm not entirely sure i even meet any of the counting

> rules.

Although the mercury level has gone down, the test looks even more

" all low " than it did before. Many toxic people don't meet the

counting rules, especially when they are taking supplements and/or

eating a good diet.

> I have taken few supplememnts, and my diet is restricted which could

> show why my calcium levels are normal,, but i'm just even MORE

> confused now because after taking the ALA, i got nuerological

> symptoms, burning skin, warm skin, etc., that still hasn't gone away,

> but now that its showing normal mercury, maybe that isn't the cause?

Getting those symptoms after taking ALA is pretty strong

confirmation of a mercury problem. People who are not toxic

do not react to chelators.

> Any info would be appreciated.

> I believe i posted my hair test under 's 2nd hair test....

The all low appearance of the test suggests you would benefit from

digestive enzymes and/or betaine hcl to improve your absorption.

It's possible these would help you tolerate more foods. No guarantee,

but if you haven't tried them, they are worth considering.

People with low lithium benefit from supplementation. 5 mg per day

of lithium orotate is recommended.

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> Thanks

> scott

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