hair test results please help

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Mercury toxicity causes the body to be unable to properly use nutrients even if

one is getting enough of them. Digestive enzymes might help his body be better

able to use what he is getting while you're chelating or considering chelating.

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hair test results please help

Posted by: " l.largey " l.largey@... l.largey

Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:06 am (PST)

I am very complexed as he eats like a horse and all good/healthy

foods. Seems very low in many minerals

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> I am very complexed as he eats like a horse and all good/healthy

> foods. Seems very low in many minerals

When my son was eating a LOT of food, it meant he was eating foods not

tolerated, or he had a yeast overgrowth issue.

Dana

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Thanks. I think we will ask for a food allergy test after trying no-phenol. If

the no phenol works I will know to watch those foods. Could you advise me a

little bit on what I need to do other than that ( food intolerance check )before

starting Andy's protocol? Someone said to ignore his low essential elements

because the test doesn't show accurate levels? He was really low in almost all

of them. I dont see any yeast problems but could be missing signs I suppose.

Dont know really what to look for except rashes? Itchiness in groin sometimes?

[ ] Re: hair test results please help

> I am very complexed as he eats like a horse and all good/healthy

> foods. Seems very low in many minerals

When my son was eating a LOT of food, it meant he was eating foods not

tolerated, or he had a yeast overgrowth issue.

Dana

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> Thanks. I think we will ask for a food allergy test after trying

no-phenol. If the no phenol works I will know to watch those foods.

Could you advise me a little bit on what I need to do other than that

( food intolerance check )before starting Andy's protocol?

I would get the gut " reasonably underc control " , which means you know

what works to keep yeast under control for your child, no major bm

issues, etc. I used oral ALA for chelation.

>>Someone said to ignore his low essential elements because the test

doesn't show accurate levels? He was really low in almost all of them.

Sometimes being low on a hair test means the body is retaining things

[like mercury], so even tho it tests low, it means he is high.

Sometimes being high on a hair test means the body is excreting and

not retaining, so even tho it tests high, he is actually low. I don't

know which minerals/metals this applies to, but I think it is listed

in Andy's book/s.

>>I dont see any yeast problems but could be missing signs I suppose.

Dont know really what to look for except rashes? Itchiness in groin

sometimes?

Signs here

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

Dana