Re: hairtest 194 / jackie

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In frequent-dose-chelation dudley.smith89 wrote:

hi jackie,

thanks for your interpretation of my hair test.

----------Hi Dudley, and your welcome --------Jackie

it shows body burden of hg being ok,but high lead. But as you say we

don't know whats in the brain.

------------Well, it shows normal or orderly mineral transport, meaning that

mercury hasn't messed this up, which does happen to many of us and what Cutler's

hair test book explains. So in cases like yours, Cutler says that what is

showing in the top toxic section is what is really happening in your body. Or,

your body is extremely resistant to deranged mineral transport caused by

mercury, or your body levels have gone down on their own since amalgam removal,

and what's left is in your brain, and doesn't always show on the hair test then.

There are lots of possibilities when it's not cut and dry, so in these cases you

have to consider exposure and symptoms, both of which you have. But what may be

complicating factors is that you also have other very elevated toxic metals that

may be contributing to your symptoms. So regardless of your mercury status, you

will need to chelate, to get these other metals out, and if mercury is there,

proper chelation should take care of that also. And confirmation of toxicity

will come when you do try chelation and whether or not it gives you side effects

and/or makes you feel better.

I strongly suggest you order the Hair Test Interpretation book, so you can

read about these other metals too, besides mercury. Click on this link, or you

can call and order it at

http://www.noamalgam.com/hairtestbook.html

------------Jackie

with my symptoms i feel they are all brain related mercury. my feelings

of unreality and muscle weakness etc. Do you think when i start to

chelate it would be ok to go straight onto dmsa and ala?

------------If I remember right, *all* the amalgam is out of your mouth, and

has been for some time? If so, then if it's been more than three months, you

wouldn't *have* to wait to try ALA, but our recommendation is to only start/try

one chelator at a time, to see how you react to each. If you start both, you

won't know what is causing what. And because of your high lead levels, I would

suggest starting with DMSA only, and probably use that for awhile, and see how

you do/feel on that. Then add ALA in later. You really need to take the lead

seriously, at the levels you show. Andy says lead in the yellow is something to

be concerned about.----------Jackie

-----------And if you use DMSA and ALA, they will take care of all the metals

you are dealing with, regardless if it's mercury, lead, or antimony. But you

definitely need to use the DMSA for the lead, so I would start with

that.--------Jackie

i have asked some questions on the original hair test post reply but am

not sure if this was the right way to do it in order to get a response.

--------Yes this is fine, sometimes we get busy and/or just can't keep up with

all the posts. I will go back and look for the other post and try to answer

your questions.---------Jackie

unfortunately i am not always sure on how to respond to messages as i

have only been using pc's for abut 3mnths and everything is new to me.

thankyou, dudley.

---------You're doing fine And it will get easier, the more you do

it.-----Jackie