Re: Would like help interpreting DDI results ...Hair Test 153

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> Hi Norske, have uploaded your test to a permanent link.

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Hair test 153

> 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.

Your hair test does not fulfill any of the counting rules, shows normal

mineral derangement and looks like a 'normal test'.

It does not show signs of mercury toxicity, however you would need to do

some trial chelation to assess if this were true.

You could be mercury poisoned with a lot of mercury selectively concentrated

in your brain, and still have a normal looking test.

In this case ALA is likely going to be the chelator you respond to as it

clears mercury from the brain.

Your ratio's that are out are:

1) Na/K indicating possible thyroid problems. Test Free T3, Free T4, TSH,

Ferritin and both thyroid antibodies.

2) Ca/Mg indicating possible blood sugar regulation issues. Eat frequent

protein meals, avoid sugar.

3) Ca/P is almost out on the low side indicating that you are a fast

metabolizers, which usually make a lot of Adrenaline (eat high fat diet and

a lot of Vit D, need digestive enzymes) Andy says, " ..... someone with a

calcium to phosphorus ratio below 1 may be quite toxic but have all the bars

in the toxic element section of the hair test within the green zone. "

Your zinc is heading off high meaning you need more of it. 50mg is likely to

suffice.

Consider adrenal saliva test despite your adrenal ratio being okay, as your

sodium is very high.

Though not part of this protocol, Dr Eck/ suggest that high sodium

reflected high aldosterone, as " Aldosterone serves to increase the sodium

level, which in turn, is associated with increased volatility of

temperament " .

" Anger may be due to increased sodium levels " . It suggests a high level of

emotional aggressiveness. I only mention this in case you connect to it, as

unfortunately there is not much else to read from this test.

Seems metabolic probelsm are what this hair test most reflects. The

metablism is controlled by hormones (and mercury can be sitting in the brain

interferring with their regulators e.g. hypothalamus), so that should be

your next step in terms of testing. Cortisol saliva tests and Thyroid tests.

DeanSA