Re: DDI hair analysis - Dean

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thanks Dean

According to my interpretation of the counting rules I met one too,

so it is a firm diagnosis.

Is there anything I can do about the high calcium and low lithium, or

are these things that will self-correct as the mercury comes down.

Dean, if you remember on my first hair analysis I had an overtly high

mercury reading, compared to the relatively low one on this hair

test, which makes me think that actually some of the mercury has come

out. Do I need to worry about the high antimony? !

thanks again

Nicola

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " DeanNetwork "

wrote:

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> > Your hair test does not meet the counting rules, but 6 over is

> > suspicious. It is very much an " all low " test and not normal

> > looking. Trying to improve your level of stomach acid is a good

> > idea, either with supplemental betaine hcl, or possibly by taking

> > cider vinegar before meals.

>

> Hi Nicola.

> I believe that you do in fact fulfill counting rule number 5 - (6

above the

> 50th percentile and 3 in the red).

> Apart from that you have all the suspicious markers of mercury -

low lithium

> and calcium greater than 1150.

> And you JUST get 6 above the middle line.

> Certainly absorption problems are at play, general all-low and a low

> manganese (seems to be a trademark of all-low tests).

> I am finding the ALCAT food sensitivity test to be helpful for all-

low

> readings.

> Also take vitamin C and Betaine and digestive enzymes with each

meal.

>

> Mercury toxicity at play for sure and your body is battling to get

it out as

> indicated by the lowish hair mercury.

> Also and all-low test means the toxic levels could be a lot higher.

> Thanks,

> Dean

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