Re: Re: Hair Test 203 - Please help.

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> ***********What data do you use to find my 'slightly fast metabolism'?

Hi Wanda

The Ca/P ratio determines this.

Ratio's are applicable even in deranged mineral transport.

> ***********I only did the 17.75mg dose for two rounds and because I

> noticed no side effects, I increased the dose of DMSA to 25 mg. On the 3rd

> day of the second round of 25 mg, my rheumatoid arthritis got worse and

> worse throughout my body throughout the day - pain/stiffness with any

> movement, nothing I'd experienced before. Naprosyn didn't have any effect

> on it, so I stopped the round one dose early after realizing what was

> happening, took an epsom salts/cider vinegar bath and felt much better the

> next morning.

Well, this is likely to confirm mercury issues.

>> The hair test shows that I need digestive enzymes, but what about betaine

>> HCl?

Well you might benefit, but you don't have a clear ALL Low test that would

usually encourage this. You'd know more by trial supplementation.

>>My CO2 blood test level is 24.

What would this indicate?

> *********Here are my temperatures, taken in my ear. The rheumatoid

> arthritis prohibits me from shaking down a mercury thermometer.

I see. Ear thermometers are not suuposed to be particularly accurate, but if

that is your only option then make sure the batteries are changed regularly.

Nobody should ever use a mercury thermometer, rather use a mercury-free

Geratherm one, but these are even harder to shake down :-(

DeanSA