Re: Hair Elements test results help

[Guest guest]

Ok, this child has a lot of lead. Chelate with dmsa on Andy's protocol. My son's

hair lead was 5.0, and the highest I had seen on this group, till now. We have

been chelating him with dmsa/ala for three years. It is coming down a lot! After

2 years we hit bone stores of lead and he is dumping those now.

This test does not meet rules for mercury, but if he's had exposure through

vaccines or in utero amalgams from mom, I'd add ala to the protocol because you

may as well if your going to be chelating anyway. He is excreting some mercury,

which is good, I mean not good that our kids have it to excrete, but good that

he is not retaining it like mine does.

Yep definitely dmsa. Ala alone will not handle this much lead.

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> I have posted my son's hair elements test from DDI. The folder is Rutledge,

Austin. Could someone assist me on next course of action.

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[Guest guest]

Have you identified and reduced/removed sources of exposure to cadmium?

www.danasview.net/metals

S S

Hair Elements test results help

Posted by: " cwr98 " crutledge@... cwr98

Fri Apr 3, 2009 11:09 am (PDT)

I have posted my son's hair elements test from DDI. The folder is Rutledge,

Austin. Could someone assist me on next course of action.

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[Guest guest]

Besides lead, look into copper marker. It may lead you to copper/zinc profile

test.

They recommend to bump up zinc supplement which binds with copper and excretes

it out (that way copper level would go down) however before you go that route,

please get serum copper-zinc level tested.

Here is a link to sample report:

http://www.nbnus.com/testkits/images/test-pdf/Copper%20Zinc%20Profile.pdf

HTH,

Arjv_Dad

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> I have posted my son's hair elements test from DDI. The folder is Rutledge,

Austin. Could someone assist me on next course of action.

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[Guest guest]

Will it really take 3 or more years of chelation to get his lead levels down?

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> > I have posted my son's hair elements test from DDI. The folder is Rutledge,

Austin. Could someone assist me on next course of action.

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[Guest guest]

My advice to take a serious look at the Cu

Cu toxicity is accurately measured by hair test

you should not be excreting this much Cu in your hair

it is supposed to come out in bile

My kid had high Cu not quite as high as yours

Cu toxicity can cause symptoms similar to Mercury toxicity

in other words if your kid has spectrum like symptoms they may be

caused by the high Cu

it took me 2-4 weeks to see changes in my kid i saw more affection, more

connectedness, more normalness, language was better too we started

i saw healing type regression a couple of time within the first two weeks or so

i though this had to do with ramping the Mo dose too fast any how i would say

this was one of the big wow s for us

here is what i did :

use zinc 20mg x3 per day, Mo 150mcg x3 perday ( moly had biggest effect in my

opinion)

then to increase bile flow : milk thystle 175mg 3x perday, taurine 500mg 2x

perday, glycine 500mg 1 x perday, lecithin 2 x perday

anyhow this may help :

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Cutler_protocol#Treating_copper

good luck

[Guest guest]

You will get more lead out at the beginning, then it comes out slowly from the

bones and other sources and you have to continue chelating to get it all out.

Andy explains lead chelation in Hair Test Interpretation. You start by using

DMSA intensively for the first few months, like every weekend. Then you can

reduce to one DMSA round per month as lead slowly enters circulation from the

bones.

You can keep using ALA every weekend to clear out the mercury.

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