Re: Low cobalt, derranged transport, copper etc low histamine.

May 30, 2008

Why don't you show us the test? There is a lot that we can get out of it.

Post it in the files section, or send it to dean. Instructions:

B12, you can continue. You can save you money and take it orally if you want.

I believe you absorb 1/80th of what you consume orally. You can check on AM

for the oral B12 protocol - search with onibasu.com

Copper ... so, you appear to be an adult male, 55 is red high ==> you should be

on the copper protocol. (Assuming the copper was not from a swimming pool.)

Zinc, manganese, liver support (milk thistle, lecithin; glycine/taurine), and

avoid high copper foods, particularly nuts. Also, make sure you supps don't

have copper in them.

If you do also have mercury intoxication, you can chelate with ALA (assuming

>3mo since the last exposure). You should increase your resting time between

rounds. For your level of copper, it's 1 day on, 2 days off.

Dave.

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

Thu May 29, 2008 10:45 am (PDT)

Quick question.

I have a definate adrenal fatigue on my hair test. My copper is 56

(10-28) Low MN, low cobalt.

I have derranged mineral transport. I guess also in addition high

copper. Does it makes sense that I am a high copper, low histamine,

over methylator and I should avoid copper, supplement zinc, MB, and

maybe some MN. I have done B12 shots in the past and they make me

feel great! Would it be logical to do b12 shots, folic acid and niacin

to raise histamine and lower copper?

Thanks

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