Dave RE: DDI hair test result interpretation

[Guest guest]

Thanks very much Dave, I will come up with something different. I thought these

were hard to read in ascii format. Unfortunately the office just gave me a B & W

copy of the test, but what I can do is replicate it in an excel spreadsheet if

you have excel. In fact, I think that it should be the default format since you

can also add the color bars etc. I will see what I cna come up with to

digitally replicate the data.

From Andys book, I seem to meet counting rule 4 and 5 and the toxic elements are

all relatively low with the exception of Al which was quite high and As which

was elevated.

Let me know if you have excel and if not I will do it some other way.

Thanks,

Subject: RE: DDI hair test result interpretation

To: frequent-dose-chelation

Date: Saturday, June 28, 2008, 9:38 PM

. Is there any chance you can post this hair test as a digital picture?

It will take me 5 or more times as long to do it this way. If you have the

file, you can post it to Dean's site - instructions here:

http://www.livingne twork.co. za/hairtest. html

or you can post it in the " files " section of this list.

If you don't have the pdf, then you can either scan it or go to a copy shop and

they will scan it for a couple of bucks.

I can already see that you satisfy the counting rules, but I can tell you a lot

more if you post the test.

By the way, the ratios at the bottom of the test are important.

(Also, I don't think I've gone through one of these without finding at least a

mistake or two - copying it all correctly is quite hard.)

Dave.