Re: DDI Hair analysis number 139 - Dean

[Guest guest]

Hi Dean

thanks for your insight and comments. It is useful to help convince

him that he needs to do something about his amalgam filled mouth...

thanks again

Nicola

>

> Hi Nicola,

> Not sure if or someone helped you with this?

>

> It looks like a suspicious test despite not fulfilling the counting

rules.

> It only has 7 above the middle line and would be an ALL-LOW test.

> This means that the metals could be higher than they are actually

reflecting

> and also implies a gut absorption problem (take Vit c, ascorbic

acid form,

> with each meal or use betaine HCL) to help digestion and

absorption. A good

> digestive enzyme with some betaine HCL might do the trick.

> Also it has the low lithium in the red, making it most suspicious

for

> mercury toxicity. He should supplement this. Is he emotional labile

as

> lithium is needed to calm that aspect.

>

> Though his blood sugar value is within range, I think 22 is heading

towards

> suggesting problems with blood sugar control.

> His Na/K marker is on the edge of range suggesting a lot of stress

(Dr Eck)

> and thyroid problems (Andy)

> His other thyroid marker again is within range, but close to the

edge.

> The same is true for his adrenal marker.

> It implies that it would be valuable to test his thyroid and

adrenals with

> saliva tests.

> Also test his temperatures.

> If you can't go down that route get him on some ACE (adrenal

cortical

> extract ? dose) and possible some Ashwaganda (boost thyroid and

supports

> adrenals).

> I would do this especially while he is going through dental work. I

believe

> it to be CRUCIAL to support these glands during dental work and

chelation.

>

> Other notes:

>

> > He is not sick and functions normally. He is more fatigued than I

> > would expect,

> Adrenals

>

> >and falls asleep on the sofa most nights,

> Thyroid support needed.

>

>

> > he has sporadic trigeminal neuralgia, which normally rears its

head

> > when he is stressed.

> Consider cavitations - has he had extractions that side? Or root

canals?

>

> >He had an operation for this 11 years ago, but

> > the pain reoccurs in spite of it. An MRI scan ruled out multiple

> > sclerosis a few years ago.

> >his vision has deteriorated suddenly in the last six months, and he

> > now requires glasses for close work. Sometimes he is cross-eyed

> To me that is significant, though I would not know why.

> If night visions is affected consider Bilberry as a supplement.

>

>

> > frequent migraine headaches - probably related to the vision

problems

> > Electrical sensitivity when near power lines

> > Disturbed sleep - he often wakes at 3-4am and can't go back to

sleep

> Liver can be a problem. Also adrenal, low blood sugar - see this

page for

> tips.

>

> > Socially withdrawn - finds it difficult to mix.

> Adrenal and mercury toxicity

>

> > Poor digestion

> See hair test.

>

>

> > He has a mouthful of amalgams, eats normally, takes no

supplements.

> > I am mercury toxic myself, and now very aware of the symptoms,

hence

> > the hair test.

>

> DeanSA

>