Re:Hair Results for Dr. Andy

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Andy

I am reposting my hair test results with the added information of color

codes.

Thanks in advance. I've read part of your book, and many posts here and my

brain is probably mercury damaged as well - I'm having a hard time sorting it

out. Could you please comment on these results? Does anything jump out at

you? I very much need some help interpreting these. My daughter's hair was

tested at three age intervals, her 2nd year being the absolute worst (Copper

at 220!). This is the third test. We are getting the urine test done now

(pre-challenge), and then moving forward. These results are from hair taken

a year ago. Do you recommend another hair test in addition to the urine, or

should we just move ahead?

Potentially Toxic Elements

Child Ref. Range Level Color

Aluminum 16 < 8 High Yellow

Antimony 0 .18 < 0.066 High Yellow

(almost red)

Arsenic 0.051 < 0.08 Green

Beryllium <0.01 < 0.02 --

Bismuth 0.077 < 0.13 Green

Cadmium 0.15 < 0.1 High Yellow

Lead 1.5 < 1 High Yellow

Mercury 0.24 < 0.4 Green

Platinum <0.003 < 0.005 --

Thallium <0.001 < 0.01 --

Thorium <0.001 < 0.005 --

Uranium 0.003 < 0.06 Green

Nickel 0.94 < 0.4 High Yellow

(almost red)

Silver 0.37 < 0.2 High Yellow

Tin 1.1 < 0.3 High Red

Titanium 1.3 < 1 High Yellow

Total Toxic Representation -- 95th % Red

Essential and Other Elements

Child Ref. Range Level Color

Calcium 792 140-500 High Yellow

Magnesium 220 15-45 High Red

Sodium 12 12-90 Borderline Low Low Green

Potassium 9 9-60 Borderline Low

Low Green

Copper 50 10-22 High Red

Zinc 180 100-190 Green

Manganese 2.5 0.2-0.55 High Red

Chromium 0.27 0.26-0.5 Borderline Low

Low Green

Vanadium 0.095 0.03-0.1 Green

Molybdenum 0.061 0.048-0.13 Low Green

Boron 0.25 0.35-3 Low Low

Yellow

Iodine 1.7 0.25-1.3 High Yellow

Lithium 0.011 0.007-0.023 White

Phosphorus 160 160-250 Borderline Low Low Green

Selenium 0.95 0.95-1.7 Borderline Low

Low Green

Strontium 3.1 0.19-2 High Yellow

Sulfur 48300 45500-53000 White

Barium 4.5 0.16-1.2 High Red

Cobalt 0.062 0.013-0.035 High Yellow

Iron 21 8-19 High Green

Germanium 0.023 0.045-0.065 Low Low Yellow

Rubidium <.003 0.012-0.16 Low Low Red

Zirconium 0.17 0.03-1

White

Ratios

Elements Ratios Expected Range

Ca/Mg 3.61 4-30

Ca/P 4.95 1-12

Na/K 1.25 0.5-10

Zn/Cu 3.52 4-20

Zn/Cd > 999 > 800

[Guest guest]

In the essential and other elements portion, you have 5 reds and only

7 greens. Either of these is statistically unlikely if mineral

transport is normal.

Andy

> Andy

>

> I am reposting my hair test results with the added information of

color

> codes.

>

> Thanks in advance. I've read part of your book, and many posts here

and my

> brain is probably mercury damaged as well - I'm having a hard time

sorting it

> out. Could you please comment on these results? Does anything jump

out at

> you? I very much need some help interpreting these. My daughter's

hair was

> tested at three age intervals, her 2nd year being the absolute worst

(Copper

> at 220!). This is the third test. We are getting the urine test

done now

> (pre-challenge), and then moving forward. These results are from

hair taken

> a year ago. Do you recommend another hair test in addition to the

urine, or

> should we just move ahead?

>

>

> Potentially Toxic Elements

> Child Ref. Range Level

Color

> Aluminum 16 < 8 High

Yellow

> Antimony 0 .18 < 0.066 High

Yellow

> (almost red)

> Arsenic 0.051 < 0.08 Green

> Beryllium <0.01 < 0.02 --

> Bismuth 0.077 < 0.13 Green

> Cadmium 0.15 < 0.1 High Yellow

> Lead 1.5 < 1 High

Yellow

> Mercury 0.24 < 0.4 Green

> Platinum <0.003 < 0.005 --

> Thallium <0.001 < 0.01 --

> Thorium <0.001 < 0.005 --

> Uranium 0.003 < 0.06 Green

> Nickel 0.94 < 0.4 High

Yellow

> (almost red)

> Silver 0.37 < 0.2 High

Yellow

> Tin 1.1 < 0.3 High Red

> Titanium 1.3 < 1 High

Yellow

>

> Total Toxic Representation -- 95th % Red

>

> Essential and Other Elements

> Child Ref. Range Level

Color

> Calcium 792 140-500 High

Yellow

> Magnesium 220 15-45 High

Red

> Sodium 12 12-90 Borderline Low

Low Green

> Potassium 9 9-60 Borderline Low

> Low Green

> Copper 50 10-22 High

Red

> Zinc 180 100-190

Green

> Manganese 2.5 0.2-0.55 High

Red

> Chromium 0.27 0.26-0.5 Borderline Low

> Low Green

> Vanadium 0.095 0.03-0.1

Green

> Molybdenum 0.061 0.048-0.13

Low Green

> Boron 0.25 0.35-3 Low

Low

> Yellow

> Iodine 1.7 0.25-1.3 High

Yellow

> Lithium 0.011 0.007-0.023

White

> Phosphorus 160 160-250 Borderline Low Low

Green

> Selenium 0.95 0.95-1.7 Borderline Low

> Low Green

> Strontium 3.1 0.19-2 High

Yellow

> Sulfur 48300 45500-53000

White

> Barium 4.5 0.16-1.2 High

Red

> Cobalt 0.062 0.013-0.035 High

Yellow

> Iron 21 8-19 High

Green

> Germanium 0.023 0.045-0.065 Low Low

Yellow

> Rubidium <.003 0.012-0.16 Low

Low Red

> Zirconium 0.17 0.03-1

> White

>

> Ratios

>

> Elements Ratios Expected Range

> Ca/Mg 3.61 4-30

> Ca/P 4.95 1-12

> Na/K 1.25 0.5-10

> Zn/Cu 3.52 4-20

[Guest guest]

Andy,

What are the Hg levels amounting to in Hair tests?

Do you have any date comparisons with increased vaccines?

Or between children with autism and without in the same family?

Are the majority of children showing increases greater than parents?

Does the accuracy of Hair Hg appear more or less reliable than amalgam

or fetal exposure?

Any opinion if not conclusive.

Thak you

maz

> In the essential and other elements portion, you have 5 reds and only

> 7 greens. Either of these is statistically unlikely if mineral

> transport is normal.

>

> Andy