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Thank you for your input on cheleating. I got my son hair tested through DDI

and here are the results. It looks as though he is toxic under rule number 3. I

appreciate any additional feedback you can give.

He is 6 y/o has ADHD, never had any dental work. Has had all of the required

immuns until now. I had a mouthful of amalgams when pregnant with him.

POTENTIALLY TOXIC ELEMENTS

TOXIC RESULT REFERENCE PERCENTILE

ELEMENTS µµµµg/g RANGE 68th 95th

Aluminum 24 < 8.0

Antimony 0.047 < 0.066

Arsenic 0.055 < 0.080

Beryllium < 0.01 < 0.020

Bismuth 0.74 < 2.0

Cadmium 0.026 < 0.15

Lead 0.21 < 1.0

Mercury 0.05 < 0.40

Platinum < 0.003 < 0.005

Thallium < 0.001 < 0.010

Thorium < 0.001 < 0.005

Uranium 0.052 < 0.060

Nickel 0.17 < 0.40

Silver 0.15 < 0.20

Tin 0.15 < 0.30

Titanium 0.99 < 1.0

Total Toxic Representation

ESSENTIAL AND OTHER ELEMENTS

RESULT REFERENCE PERCENTILE

ELEMENTS µµµµg/g RANGE 2.5th 16th 50th 84th 97.5th

Calcium 526 125-370

Magnesium 120 12-30

Sodium 55 12-90

Potassium 130 12-40

Copper 15 8.0-16

Zinc 170 100-190

Manganese 0.24 0.20-0.55

Chromium 0.45 0.26-0.50

Vanadium 0.11 0.030-0.10

Molybdenum 0.078 0.050-0.13

Boron 7.1 0.60-4.0

Iodine 0.51 0.25-1.3

Lithium 0.009 0.007- 0.023

Phosphorus 136 160-250

Selenium 0.73 0.95-1.7

Strontium 4.5 0.16-1.0

Sulfur 44900 45500- 53000

Barium 4.7 0.16-0.80

Cobalt 0.008 0.013- 0.035

Iron 9.9 8.0-19

Germanium 0.036 0.045- 0.065

Rubidium 0.10 0.016-0.18

Zirconium 0.14 0.040-1.0

SPECIMEN DATA RATIOS

COMMENTS: EXPECTED

Date Collected: 4/30/2007 Sample Size: 0.201 g ELEMENTS RATIOS RANGE

Date Received: 5/7/2007 Sample Type: Head Ca/Mg 4.38 4- 30

Date Completed: 5/10/2007 Hair Color: Brown Ca/P 3.87 0.8-8

Treatment: Na/K 0.423 0.5- 10

Methodology: ICP-MS Shampoo: Baby Zn/Cu 11.3 4- 20

V06.99 Zn/Cd > 999 > 800

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DeanNetwork dean@...> wrote:

Chelating Children:

Andy is quite clear somewhere in his book that if you miss chelation before

puberty you have missed a golden opportunity. Because mercury affects the

hormones to such a great degree you will be giving your child the gift of health

if you do it now.

The sooner the better, before more damage is done.

You can start on Friday afternoon right after school and end on Monday morning

just before.

I would encourage you to get a hair test first, so you know what you are dealing

with and have something to monitor progress.

Contact Direct Labs and mention autism and there is a big discount this month.

Dean

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All of the information hasn't been posted with this test. For the

toxic elements the color is missing. For the essential elements the

color and whether the result is above or below the mid point are

missing. Please see the Hair Tests - How to Post file in the files

section. There is a template at the bottom of that file.

You may find the autism mercury (yahoo) group helpful. There are

other parents chelating children in that group.

J

> Chelating Children:

>

> Andy is quite clear somewhere in his book that if you miss chelation

before puberty you have missed a golden opportunity. Because mercury

affects the hormones to such a great degree you will be giving your

child the gift of health if you do it now.

> The sooner the better, before more damage is done.

> You can start on Friday afternoon right after school and end on

Monday morning just before.

> I would encourage you to get a hair test first, so you know what you

are dealing with and have something to monitor progress.

> Contact Direct Labs and mention autism and there is a big discount

this month.

> Dean

>

>

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All of the information hasn't been posted with this test. For the

toxic elements the color is missing. For the essential elements the

color and whether the result is above or below the mid point are

missing. Please see the Hair Tests - How to Post file in the files

section. There is a template at the bottom of that file.

You may find the autism mercury (yahoo) group helpful. There are

other parents chelating children in that group.

J

> Chelating Children:

>

> Andy is quite clear somewhere in his book that if you miss chelation

before puberty you have missed a golden opportunity. Because mercury

affects the hormones to such a great degree you will be giving your

child the gift of health if you do it now.

> The sooner the better, before more damage is done.

> You can start on Friday afternoon right after school and end on

Monday morning just before.

> I would encourage you to get a hair test first, so you know what you

are dealing with and have something to monitor progress.

> Contact Direct Labs and mention autism and there is a big discount

this month.

> Dean

>

>

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