Hair test #146, Re: Andy or TK - need your help, please! re: my son's hair analy

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Thank you so much, Jackie!

I myself used Andy's protocol with success a couple of years ago,

after getting my amalgams removed. I also have lyme disease, so its a

tricky situation, but I will report that a lot of odd tingling

sensations went away after following the protocol for awhile.

One more thing I'd like to ask- since he's only 2 1/2, he can't

swallow any capsules. How can I get him to take the ALA and DMSA

safely. Will they irritate his mouth/throat if taken directly in the

mouth with no capsules? Maybe they can be mixed with food to minimize

the effect?

Also, he is 29 pounds? What would a safe starting dosage be?

I have Andy's Amalgam Illness and Counting Rules books, so if its in

there, can you just point me to the appropriate pages?

Thanks again, and other comments are, of course, welcome.

- JB

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> OK, his hair test is # 146. Please, any comments appreciated. From

> the book I see he meets rule #1, but since his lead and mercury were

> in the " safe zone, " I am not sure what it means.

>

> ------------Yes, he meets rule #1, which means he has deranged

mineral transport, which means a high probability of having mercury

poisoning. Mercury causes DMT, and usually shows as low hair mercury

in these cases, so that's why we look for DMT using the counting

rules. Your son's very low hair mercury is a sign that he is

retaining it and can't excrete it.

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> His lead is low on his hair test, but if you know he had exposure,

I would be concerned about it. I believe that HTI says that if you

have an all low profile, then your toxic elements may be understated

also. But, if you plan on chelating anyway, DMSA will take care of

mercury and lead, so it will be addressed by the DMSA.

>

> The elevated bismuth will also be chelated by the chelators that

work for mercury, according to HTI. Possible sources are diaper rash

ointment, stomach remedies such as Pepto-Bismol, and cosmetics. HTI

does say that bismuth can cross the placenta during pregnancy, so that

is a possible source for your son, if your wife wears makeup.

Otherwise, I would check the diaper rash ointment.

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> Really high titanium is usually from surgical implants, but Andy

also says that it is one of the things that often goes up with

deranged mineral transport, so that is probably the case for your son,

since it is barely in the yellow. Other toxic elements that can be

elevated with DMT are aluminum, antimony, nickel, tin, and titanium,

and less often, arsenic, bismuth, and silver, so this may be what your

son's elevations are from. (All pointing to mercury.)

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> Having only 5 bars go to the right, means he has an all low

profile, which means he's not absorbing his nutrients well. So he

would probably benefit greatly from some digestive aids, like enzymes,

and I'm not sure if they give extra stomach acid to kids or not (you

might want to check on Autism-Mercury, where you would get lots more

age appropriate help). Here's a link about enzymes, that I know is

connected to the A-M group: http://www.enzymestuff.com (I think I

got it right.)

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> His Ca/P ratio is low also, almost out of range, so this is a sign

that he is a fast metabolizer, so he may need to take the chelators

more frequently, like every 3 hours instead of 4. This also suggests

a need for digestive enzymes, so I would certainly look into that.

This ratio also say that you may need a high fat diet and lots of Vit

D. But I think the digestive enzymes is the most important thing

right now.

>

> You also mention a very poor diet, and maybe the enzymes will help

with that. Also, there is a file in the Files section, written by

Andy, about how to pick the right diet for your kid, so I suggest

reading that. And you may want to join Autism-Mercury, because you

could get advice from alot of parents with kids 's age, about

diet, supplements, etc., that would be more age appropriate. Not that

we won't help you, we'll try, you just might get better help with some

things over there. Although, some of those parents are on this list also.

>

> Ok, I think I blabbed at you long enough! Hopefully or

somebody else which catch anything I missed. Good luck with

.---------Jackie

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> We DID have elevated lead levels in the water in our previous home,

> and I touched based with TK too late too realize that the Brita filter

> would not remove lead properly. Still, we did run our water before

> drinking.

>

> Thanks in advance!

>

> - JB

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