Re: Pattern on the hair test for under and over methylators?

[Guest guest]

He suggests methyl donors for anyone with arsenic or for anyone with low

adrenaline.

That's all I've seen as far as what can be identified in a hair test.

Dave.

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Posted by: " cfiatzph " cfiatzph@... cfiatzph

Fri May 30, 2008 7:07 pm (PDT)

I believe I am a over methylator.....What is the pattern for both

under and over methylators on the hair test? I believe Andy

contradicted (from what I remember) himself on onibasi and the hair

test book.....anybody know? I'm not sure?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

> I believe I am a over methylator.....What is the pattern for both

> under and over methylators on the hair test? I believe Andy

> contradicted (from what I remember) himself on onibasi and the hair

> test book.....anybody know? I'm not sure?

>

> Thanks

Hi,

The Na/Mg ratio is used to incdicate how much adrenaline you about and give

you an idea of adrenal function.

Normal is 1-5.

- If Less than 1 the body can't make enough adrenaline leads to poor mood,

energy, blood sugar regulation problems, insomnia, lethargy, stress

intolerance (consider to supplement with tyrosine, trimethylglycine - called

TMG - 1500-3000mg/day), plus folic acid, Vit B6 and Vit B12. [HTI pg.

114]

- If more than 5 you are making way too much adrenaline. This can be a

compensation for low cortisol.

So if you are an over-methylator you might have a high Na/Ma. Though I think

that Na/Mg is more an indication of adrenaline production, rather than

methylation.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

>

>

> > I believe I am a over methylator.....What is the pattern for both

> > under and over methylators on the hair test? I believe Andy

> > contradicted (from what I remember) himself on onibasi and the hair

> > test book.....anybody know? I'm not sure?

> >

> > Thanks

>

> Hi,

> The Na/Mg ratio is used to incdicate how much adrenaline you about

and give

> you an idea of adrenal function.

> Normal is 1-5.

>

> - If Less than 1 the body can't make enough adrenaline leads to poor

mood,

> energy, blood sugar regulation problems, insomnia, lethargy, stress

> intolerance (consider to supplement with tyrosine, trimethylglycine

- called

> TMG - 1500-3000mg/day), plus folic acid, Vit B6 and Vit B12. [HTI

pg.

> 114]

>

> - If more than 5 you are making way too much adrenaline. This can be a

> compensation for low cortisol.

>

> So if you are an over-methylator you might have a high Na/Ma. Though

I think

> that Na/Mg is more an indication of adrenaline production, rather than

> methylation.

>

> DeanSA

>

Mine is almost 17.

Also a serious adrenal pattern on the hair test. I have high copper

and symptoms of low histamine so I was assuming I was a over

methylator. Is it true that lowering methalation will reduce

adrenaline?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

>

>

> >> So if you are an over-methylator you might have a high Na/Ma. Though

> > I think

> >> that Na/Mg is more an indication of adrenaline production, rather

than

> >> methylation.

>

>

> > Mine is almost 17.

> >

> > Also a serious adrenal pattern on the hair test. I have high copper

> > and symptoms of low histamine so I was assuming I was a over

> > methylator. Is it true that lowering methalation will reduce

> > adrenaline?

>

> I don't know if it will have any effect. I would think that

balancing your

> cortisol-adrenaline would be more beneficial.

> The people that I have known with high Na/Mg ratio's are usually

anxious and

> high strung.

> Taking cortisol has helped them a lot.

> What are your emotional symptoms with regard to anxiousness,

nervousness

> etc.

> What was your hair test number again?

> Thanks,

> DeanSA

>

I don't have it up there yet.....

Do you want to take a look at it?

My symptoms are all, emotional....anxious, high strung, hyperactive,

ADD, etc. Mild, depression. Some fatigue.

[Guest guest]

>> What was your hair test number again?

> I don't have it up there yet.....

> Do you want to take a look at it?

If you want us to take a look, email the test to me.

I will put it up here:

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/hairtest.html

Please be sure to answer all these questions when you send the test in:

1) What are your current symptoms and health history?

2) Dental history (wisdom teeth removed? First root canal placed? Braces?

First amalgam etc...)

3) What dental work do you currently have in place? What part of the dental

cleanup have you completed?

4) What dentistry did your mother have at any time before or during

pregnancy?

5) What vaccinations have you had and when (including flu and especially

travel shots)?

6) Supplements and medications (including dosages) taken at time of hair

test, or for the 3-6 months before the sample was taken.

7) Other information you feel may be relevant?

8) What is your location - city & country (so that we can learn where

certain toxins are more prevalent).

Thanks,

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

No. What you want to do is to avoid any food from mammals: red meat or dairy.

This will restrict precursors to adrenaline. Fish and some fowl is ok.

Please post the test so we can actually respond to the data.

Dave.

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Posted by: " cfiatzph " cfiatzph@... cfiatzph

Sat May 31, 2008 10:36 am (PDT)

Mine is almost 17.

Also a serious adrenal pattern on the hair test. I have high copper

and symptoms of low histamine so I was assuming I was a over

methylator. Is it true that lowering methylation will reduce

adrenaline?

Thanks