Re: Re: BUMP: HAIR TEST FILE UPLOADED

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Hi Kenny,

Thanks for interpretation. What other investigations do you suggest. What is

meant by IMO.

Regards,

Sajeel

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 2:36 PM PKT k.ozbo wrote:

>Hi Sajeel

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>This test meets a counting rule for mercury.

>It also suggests either problems with the thyroid or copper excess,

>apparently low red copper may occasionally indicate high Copper, so it might be

worth investigating further.

>This test also suggests a very fast metabolism, Digestive enzymes may help.

>The prority is IMO AC chelation.

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>Kenny

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>> RecoveryFromAutism

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>> I just uploaded the hair test file by the name of 210984_ASajeel_methair in

hair files section. Can you help me to interpret this.

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[Guest guest]

Kenny,

Thanks very much for the reply. The kid is working absolutely fine and have

nice communication and socail skills. Appearently,there seems no problem with

him. But his OAT test shows high oxalic acid, arabinose and low ascorbic. he has

Igg allergy from Gluten and Egg.

Regards,

Sajeel

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From: k.ozbo <k.ozbo@...>

Sent: Sun, June 6, 2010 6:09:31 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: BUMP: HAIR TEST FILE UPLOADED

Hi Sajeel

IMO is short for In My Opinion.

You could maybe try to decrease Copper by giving Zinc, Molybdenum, Milk thistle

and maybe Taurine, if things get worse then maybe there is a genuine copper

deficiency, you could also if you were to have any blood tests at anytime have

red blood cell copper checked and maybe have a thyroid test testing TSH,fT3 and

fT4 and/or Urine copper.

According to Andy Cutler's Hair test Interpretations book if there is a

defienciency in copper then it is likely to be low in Urine, serum and red blood

cells as well as hair.

Bear in mind that as this test meets a counting rule for mercury and the low

copper may possibly be due to mercury causing deranged mineral transportation,

in other words it can move the elements all over the place, again low frequent

dose chelation I feel is the priority.

Regards

Kenny

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> >> RecoveryFromAutism

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