Re: Doctor's Data Feb 2008 Hair Analysis

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> Results of head Hair Analysis after one year of weekly chelating

with EDTA IV's 2006-2007 and DMSA approx 25 days beginning Jan 2008.

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> Pratt

The test meets counting rule 3 with 4 essentials in red.

K/Ca is .01 and should be .03-.35 - this suggests a possible

thyroid problem. You can confirm this with blood tests, free T3,

free T4, and TSH.

Na/Mg is .37 and should be 1-5 - this means your body can't make

enough adrenaline. In HTI, Andy suggests tyrosine, folic acid,

trimethylglycine (TMG), B6, and B12 as possible supplements to

help with the poor mood and energy that go with this problem.

When lithium is undetectable, a supplement of about 5 mg can

be helpful (orotate or aspartate). It can be calming and mood

stabilizing.

That's all I'm seeing. Hopefully someone will check me to see

if I missed anything.

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