Re: Request for help interpreting my DDI Hair Elements Test

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> Good Day All,

> I joined this group a number of weeks ago and have learned so much

> reading all of your posts here.

> I was hoping I could get some help interpreting my DDI Hair Elements

> Test.

> I have posted the test PDF here

> http://neurl.com/hairtest/DDI-HairElements.pdf

Your hair test meets counting rule 1 (5 or less above average). That

means that mineral transport is deranged and mercury poisoning most

likely. The test has the 'all low' pattern. Extra stomach acid and

digestive enzymes may help. (betaine HCl with pepsin)

On p 257 of Andy's " Hair Test Interpretation " book he suggests

supplementary lithium orotate or aspartate when hair lithium is below

0.04. Others here will remember an appropriate dose or search the

archives as this topic comes up regularily.

> http://neurl.com/hairtest/DDI-HairElements.pdf>

> There is also a copy of my ASI test here

> http://neurl.com/hairtest/ASI-bobby.pdf

> http://neurl.com/hairtest/ASI-bobby.pdf>

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> I had 4 large amalgam fillings replaced with porcelein onlays in

> 2001-2002.

> I also had 4 or so small amalgam fillings replaced white fillings in

> 2001.

> I had a root canal done in 2002. During the root canal a peice of

> Titanium broke off in one of the root canals (which the dentist left in

> and said it would not be a problem).

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> I am a 39 year old female and since 1993 I have had health issues

> including fatigue, anxiety, chemical sensitivity and hylpglycemia. The

> fatigue and chemical sensitivities seemed to improve for a while between

> the years 1997-2001 but tehy began again in 2002 or so.

> I am wondering if mercury poisoning has anything to do with my health

> problems returning.

Yes.

Have all of your amalgam fillings been removed now?

Have you read up on Andy's 'frequent-dose' chelation protocol?

If you have questions or concerns we are here to help.

J

> Any help interpreting the DDI Hair Elements test would be greatly

> appreciated.

> I have gone over the counting rules but would appreciate an experienced

> eye to analyze.

>

> Thank you all

> -bobby

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[Guest guest]

> Hi Bobby,

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> > Your hair test meets counting rule 1 (5 or less above average). That

> > means that mineral transport is deranged and mercury poisoning most

> > likely. The test has the 'all low' pattern. Extra stomach acid and

> > digestive enzymes may help. (betaine HCl with pepsin)

>

Yip, spot on. There is little doubt mercury is causing deranged mineral

transport. Digestion is a real problem here and you need to improve this.

Can also take 1-2g of vitamin C with food. Consider food allergies as a

main

causative factor in blocking absorption.

I have had recent success with the ALCAT test. Andy has other

recommendations, esp. Sulfur food exclusion.

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> > On p 257 of Andy's " Hair Test Interpretation " book he suggests

> > supplementary lithium orotate or aspartate when hair lithium is below

> > 0.04. Others here will remember an appropriate dose or search the

> > archives as this topic comes up regularly.

>

Take 15-30mg Lithium Orotate (or Lithium Aspartate) per day with meals

(usually buy in 5mg doses and take 3-6 capsules per day - Lithium Orotate

is

available from VRP in the USA)

It will stabilise the mood

Do not take the prescription drug (lithium carbonate), it is pretty toxic

stuff.

> > > I had 4 large amalgam fillings replaced with porcelein onlays in

> > > 2001-2002.

> > > I also had 4 or so small amalgam fillings replaced white fillings in

> > > 2001.

> > > I had a root canal done in 2002. During the root canal a peice of

> > > Titanium broke off in one of the root canals (which the dentist left

in

> > > and said it would not be a problem).

Root canals are a problem never mind a piece of titanium. If you are

worried

about Titanium allergy consider a MELISA test.

I would get the root canal out properly, or a cavitation will form.

> > > I am a 39 year old female and since 1993 I have had health issues

> > > including fatigue, anxiety, chemical sensitivity and hylpglycemia.

The

> > > fatigue and chemical sensitivities seemed to improve for a while

between

> > > the years 1997-2001 but tehy began again in 2002 or so.

> Yip no surprise most chronic health problems develop or worsen shortly

after

> dentistry. In my working experience most notably after the first amalgam

is

> placed, wisdoms removed, first root canal placed and first crowns placed

> (depending on metal, and exception is pure gold) and amalgams removed

> (especially without chelation and precaution)

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> > > I am wondering if mercury poisoning has anything to do with my health

> > > problems returning.

>

The hair test makes it near certain it has.

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Other notes. Your blood sugar ratio is perfect indicating no problems with

carbohydrate handling.

Your metabolism is slightly fast - fast metabolizer usually makes a lot of

Adrenaline (eat high fat diet and a lot of Vit D, need digestive enzymes)

" This is to say that someone with a calcium to phosphorus ratio below 1 may

be quite toxic but have all the bars in the toxic element section of the

hair test within the green zone. "

Adrenals out of range indicating low adrenaline production: If Less than 1

the body can't make enough adrenaline leads to poor mood and energy

(supplement with tyrosine, trimethylglycine (TMG - 1500-3000mg/day), folic

acid, B6, B12. pg 114 HTI)

Both thyroid ratio's within range. But K/Ca towards the low end.

Suspicious.

ASI - shows stress with raised cortisol levels. Can be external (life), but

most likely internal (mercury poison and food intolerance and pain) You may

help your adrenals with good oils and maybe pregenolone. DignosTech suggest

using Phos. Serine and taking it within 1-2 hours of high cortisol to help

lower it, plus B-5, B-6, Citrus bioflavonoids.

I have uploaded your thyroid scale here from Dr Rind's website:

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/files/bobby_thyroid.doc

You will see you have lowish TSH. This is so your thyroid does not stress

your adrenals further I would think Your T3 is VERY low and just about to

pop into the low range. You should really begin to supplement this with

desiccated thyroid (ARMOUR) see www.stopthethryoidmadness.com

You might want to provide an adapdogenic herb like ashwaganda. It supports

the adrenals (whether weak or stressed) and boosts the thyroid, as the low

TSH indicates the adrenals need some help first before adding ARMOUR.

Where you in the second half of your cycle? In this case the readings are

within normal range.

Best I can do.

Cheers,

Dean

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