Re: Need Help Hair Analysis

[Guest guest]

> the last tests are in the file Hair Analysis- ).

Just so other people can find it easier: It looks like you are referring to the

file " Alej_Jun09_methair.pdf " in the Files section (not in the Hair Test

folder).

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> We [...] have been treating our son for 5 years.

What treatment(s) are you using? Chelation? If so, which chelator(s), how much,

and how often? What supplements was your son taking in the 3 months before the

hair test?

> While his hair test has improved,

In what way has his hair test improved?

> he is not getting better as well.

What problems does your son have?

> We would really appreciate if someone could give us a hand interpreting it

I am no expert, but will take a look later, when I have more time.

Hasta luego-

Ann

[Guest guest]

Ok..her has 3 in the red (the rule is four or more)

12 in the middle (the rule is 11 or less)

8 over fifty percent

12 under fifty.

This test meets rules because it is close to meeting two rules...with 3 in the

red and 12 in the middle.

so he has deranged minerals from mercury. This also means that the minerals

cannot be used to reliably gauge deficiency or toxicity or those minerals.

His cadmium is too high also.

sodium/potassium up with cal/mag down means his adrenals are making too much

adrenaline and now enough cortisol. He could benefit from adrenal cortex

extract. (Nutricology)

It is very likely that low dose AC chelation with dmsa/ala would be beneficial.

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> > the last tests are in the file Hair Analysis- ).

>

> Just so other people can find it easier: It looks like you are referring to

the file " Alej_Jun09_methair.pdf " in the Files section (not in the Hair Test

folder).

>

>

> >

> > We [...] have been treating our son for 5 years.

>

> What treatment(s) are you using? Chelation? If so, which chelator(s), how

much, and how often? What supplements was your son taking in the 3 months before

the hair test?

>

>

> > While his hair test has improved,

>

> In what way has his hair test improved?

>

>

> > he is not getting better as well.

>

> What problems does your son have?

>

>

> > We would really appreciate if someone could give us a hand interpreting it

>

> I am no expert, but will take a look later, when I have more time.

>

> Hasta luego-

> Ann

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Counting rule 5 for mercury probably met (barium no longer included in hair

elements) possible adrenal problems and strong likelihood of thyroid problems,

as they are out of range on 2 markers as far as I can tell.

I personally would suggest AC chelation and getting thyroid tested if possible,

testing at least TSH, fT3 and fT4 and posting results here for an

interpretation. If you don't have it already Andy's HTI book is very useful IMO

as well as AI.

Best wishes

Kenny

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> > the last tests are in the file Hair Analysis- ).

>

> Just so other people can find it easier: It looks like you are referring to

the file " Alej_Jun09_methair.pdf " in the Files section (not in the Hair Test

folder).

>

>

> >

> > We [...] have been treating our son for 5 years.

>

> What treatment(s) are you using? Chelation? If so, which chelator(s), how

much, and how often? What supplements was your son taking in the 3 months before

the hair test?

>

>

> > While his hair test has improved,

>

> In what way has his hair test improved?

>

>

> > he is not getting better as well.

>

> What problems does your son have?

>

>

> > We would really appreciate if someone could give us a hand interpreting it

>

> I am no expert, but will take a look later, when I have more time.

>

> Hasta luego-

> Ann

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, ,

To add a footnote to what Jan and Kenny said, p. 117 of " Hair Test

Interpretation " states " When mineral transport is deranged, elevated hair zinc

invariably indicates a low body burden and zinc supplementation is

appropriate.... " So you can try giving more zinc. The exception would be if you

have already been supplementing it at high levels before the hair test.

-Ann

> so he has deranged minerals from mercury. This also means that the minerals

cannot be used to reliably gauge deficiency or toxicity or those minerals.