Re: Hair test posted for review - Jada/Dean

May 25, 2008

Dean - very interesting, thank you.

I have a friend, basically normal (only symptoms I could ID were insominia and

TMJ), who has had two hair tests done in a row, two months apart. The first

looked like there was some disordered mineral transport (11 outside of the

green, 6.5 high) and mercury at 1.5ppm. Not enough for a rule, but I did

notice Li red low and strong adrenal signs. His test two months later was

completely normal mineral transport, mercury now at 1.9ppm and Li normal! The

adrenal signs stayed. (And he was reporting to me that his sleep had

drastically improved.)

I was astonished at how fast the hair data moved, particularly Li. The whole

pattern was very similar (save the lithium, iron, sulfur and phospherous), just

with everything moved closer to the norm.

Dave

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Posted by: " DeanNetwork " dean@... deansta22

Sat May 24, 2008 1:56 pm (PDT)

> Also, Li red low and Ca red high seems to be the common mercury signal

> (mentioned by Andy in AI; I can look it up if you want). I am not aware

> of Li

> red low being a signal on its own, are you?

>

> Dave.

Hi Dave,

Yes, undetectable Lithium is an indicator on its own.

In fact it is far, far more common than both, or just high Ca.

If you have a look at all the hair tests, you'll see it comes up very often.

Another reason why mercury toxic people are so emotionally unstable.

No lithium, means no mood modulation.

DeanSA

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