Re: How come doctors won't let me get a hair test done?

[Guest guest]

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> When I went into the doctors office and asked about a hair test they

> looked at me like they have no clue what I'm talking about. The

> doctor told me he refuses to give me any lab work unless there is

> something seriously wrong.

You can order a hair test through www.directlabs.com

> You would have to be dieing to get access to any decent lab tests.

Hair testing is a valid way to look for toxicity and some doctors

will know this. If you want to get a test through a doctor, I

suggest you call and talk to them first to see what they know,

what kind of testing they are willing to do. Fewer will know of

Andy's work, but some will be open to learning.

> I would have a lot of difficulty finding enough money for an mail hair

> test, but I may have to look into. I'm takling most of this illness

> by symptoms and guess work of what's going on in my body.

>

We're all in the same boat - on a stormy sea, no less.

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[Guest guest]

Do you have Andy's book, Amalgam Illness? You may be able to buy it

cheap in Amazon. In that book, you can see how to diagnose mercury

poisoning through symptoms and any tests you may have had already.

The other thing you can do is do a clinical trial (IF YOU HAVE NO

AMALGAMS AND YOU WAIT THE NECESSARY TIME ACORDING TO AC) if you do a

few rounds of chelation, that is the other way to diagnose it.

You know, some people are poisoned and their hair test is fine. Taking

supplements can mask the effects of mercury the test can detect and

old expossures mean most mercury may have left the body and be stuck in

the brain, and the hair test can't measure it.

Raquel

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> When I went into the doctors office and asked about a hair test they

> looked at me like they have no clue what I'm talking about. The

> doctor told me he refuses to give me any lab work unless there is

> something seriously wrong.

>

> You would have to be dieing to get access to any decent lab tests.

>

> I would have a lot of difficulty finding enough money for an mail hair

> test, but I may have to look into. I'm takling most of this illness

> by symptoms and guess work of what's going on in my body.

>