Hair test in files Re: Devon

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Well, that is a pretty big question. I would ask what you are doing now.

- Are GFCF diet? have you ever had an Igg test? Most mercury toxic people can't

digest some foods, mainly dairy and gluten which is wheat and a few other

things. Has to do with the metals messing up the body's ability to produce

enzymes and other things that help it break down foods. Try a GFCF diet for at

least two weeks and see if you notice changes. We saw dramatic changes in our

boys.

- Fish Oil, Flax oil, or some other type of essential fatty stuff. Good for the

brain.

- A good multi-vitamin is what we give our kids, the adult dose. We use Jarrow

Multi-Easy.

- Epsom Salt in the bathtub. 1-2 cups in a bath as warm as they tolerate and get

them to soak for 15 minutes if you can. Keep the water out of their eyes, it

stings a little. (like salt)

- Digestive enzymes (see above)

- Zinc. 1 mg per pound of body weight, plus 20 mg. Example, 40 lb kid would get

60 mg. Close is good enough.

- Liver support, milk thistle.

- Yeast protocol. GSE and biotin, as well as probiotics.

- Magnesium, dose up to the point of loose bowels and then back off a little.

Not more than 600mg.

These are all just to make your child more comfortable and get their bodies to

work a little better, while you are chelating.

Until you get the metals out it is all just paddling upstream.

TJ

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From: katewish2000 <magnolias@...>

Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 4:41:43 PM

Subject: [ ] Hair test in files Re: Devon

 

Thanks TJ,

Besides chelation do you have any suggestions in regards to what supps would be

helpful right now? Adrenals? minerals?

Thanks again,

Jen

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> You have 4 in the red, on the low side, this meets one of the counting rules.

There is a very high probability of mercury toxicity.

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> Could I get some feed back on my sons hair test that I just put into the

files? Does he meet the counting rules? His past tests showed that he did and

this one seems very different.

> This is pre chelation - we are about to start back at it.

> Also, any comments regarding mineral derrangement, etc. would be great.

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[Guest guest]

The hair test does show mild adrenal stress so it might be worth trying ACE and

if tolerated maybe some vit b5,b6, giving some lithium in small amounts might

improve mood a bit.

Kenny

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> > You have 4 in the red, on the low side, this meets one of the counting

rules. There is a very high probability of mercury toxicity.

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> > Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 12:14:50 PM

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> > Could I get some feed back on my sons hair test that I just put into the

files? Does he meet the counting rules? His past tests showed that he did and

this one seems very different.

> > This is pre chelation - we are about to start back at it.

> > Also, any comments regarding mineral derrangement, etc. would be great.

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> > Thanks,

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