Would like help interpreting DDI results ...

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I also would like help interpreting DDI results.

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/files/hairtest_temp2.pdf

it has been 1 month since removal of:

8 amalgams

2 amalgam under crowns

1 leaking infected amalgam placed in root canal 10 yrs. ago,

tooth extracted, jawbone ground out.

1 jawbone ground down with loose amalgam pieces

4 amalgam tattoos removed

Brain and neurological symptoms preceeded removal. Post removal,

symptoms improved but some neurological persist.

Any comments and suggestions greatly appreciated.

Thanks, norske

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>

> >You meet rule number 4, having 11 or less in the middle green/white

> >bands with SHORT bars. Dont count the ones that go to the middle

this is where the confusion came in. For this rule count the results

in the green and white zones. The white zone includes the middle, and

those are counted.

or

> >end of green. Just the ones that are short..that would be 7.

>

> Jada - Since when? There are three counting rules -

Actually, in Andy HTI book there are FIVE now.... not much has changed.

number to the

> left/right,

In HTI the no. to the left/right are separated to 2 rules.

number of reds, and number in the middle band. That middle

> band is the whole green+white area. Our brownian friend is in the

> " unusual " realm, with 3 reds. The number to the right is 8, but since

> we don't know exactly where the base-line is,

the number could be

> anywhere from 6 to 8 ( " suspicious " to " not uncommon " ).

>

The way I would count it is Cu, Se, Ba, look like they are going below

the mid point, so I wouldn't count them. Iron is above the mid point,

but in the white zone, so I would count it as half. That gives me

7.5. Not sure if Andy would like my interpretation

The fifth rule has something to do with how many come one short of a

rule, or something like that. I have to look it up everytime.

> Still, I do agree that by symptoms s/he is probably toxic - thought

they

> need to convince themselves of that.

>

I agree too, that this person is most likely toxic and will benefit

the most from proper amalgam removal and chelation.

J

> Dave.

>

[Guest guest]

>

> >You meet rule number 4, having 11 or less in the middle green/white

> >bands with SHORT bars. Dont count the ones that go to the middle

this is where the confusion came in. For this rule count the results

in the green and white zones. The white zone includes the middle, and

those are counted.

or

> >end of green. Just the ones that are short..that would be 7.

>

> Jada - Since when? There are three counting rules -

Actually, in Andy HTI book there are FIVE now.... not much has changed.

number to the

> left/right,

In HTI the no. to the left/right are separated to 2 rules.

number of reds, and number in the middle band. That middle

> band is the whole green+white area. Our brownian friend is in the

> " unusual " realm, with 3 reds. The number to the right is 8, but since

> we don't know exactly where the base-line is,

the number could be

> anywhere from 6 to 8 ( " suspicious " to " not uncommon " ).

>

The way I would count it is Cu, Se, Ba, look like they are going below

the mid point, so I wouldn't count them. Iron is above the mid point,

but in the white zone, so I would count it as half. That gives me

7.5. Not sure if Andy would like my interpretation

The fifth rule has something to do with how many come one short of a

rule, or something like that. I have to look it up everytime.

> Still, I do agree that by symptoms s/he is probably toxic - thought

they

> need to convince themselves of that.

>

I agree too, that this person is most likely toxic and will benefit

the most from proper amalgam removal and chelation.

J

> Dave.

>