Re: My first hair test -- Dave &

[Guest guest]

Dave & ,

Thanks for your comments and inputs. Do you think there's a chance

that I'm simply copper toxic and not mercury toxic?

I will proceed with ALA chelation at 12.5 mg level every 2/3 hours

(the 3 h is at night). I've found that the shorter interval during the

day is easier on me. I think I have a relatively high metabolism.

To be continued.

Finkle

> The test meets the five or less above the mid point rule (3 on this

> test), 4 or more in the red zone (6 on this test), AND the 11 or less

> in the green and white zones (10 on this test). Mineral transport is

> most definitely deranged and ***that means mercury poisoning***.

>

> Your liver is likely retaining copper because of the mercury

> poisoning. The copper is not nearly as high as some tests, and not

> high enough to restrict ALA chelation.

> That's probably where your major exposures were. It is also likely

> that you are genetically less able to clear metals as compared to the

> general population.