LM: some interesting reading, hair analysis

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I don't know a lot about them, only that mine showed toxic levels of

tin in my body. Interestingly I am one of three implant patients

that was tested that had high tin. I did read that Dr only

likes to use one particular lab. He's got a couple of books out on

the subject, should be interesting to read.

hugs,

Beth

> This is from Dr Lawrence, who is supposedly a noted hair analysis

> expert. I've done some research on him and haven't found anything

> negative as yet. For $175, he will do a full hair analysis for

> minerals and toxic metals, and then give you a report on which

> vitamins/supplements to add and detoxification protocols. It

sounds

> very interesting if you can afford it.

> http://drlwilson.com/Articles/explore%20article.htm

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> Also, he is a proponent of the electric light infrared sauna

versus

> the far infrared. I'm sure both are still very good. He says some

> people are too sensitive to the magnetic fields in far infrared.

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> his site, he gives instructions on how to build your own sauna, or

> you can purchase a ready made kit from him from $200-350.

> http://drlwilson.com/Articles/sauna_therapy.htm

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> I have been emailing him back and forth for a few months and just

> requested some testimonies on the electric light infrared.

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> ps. Tom Cruise has been funding sauna treatment facilities for the

> 9/11 rescue workers, very promising data on that.

> http://www.antonnews.com/illustratednews/2004/06/18/news/

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> Hope everyone is having a good weekend,

> hugs,

> Beth

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