Re: high levels of aluminum and uranium

[Guest guest]

Helen - first you have to know if it's real. Do you have disordered minerals

or not? Do you show an all high pattern or not?

The aluminum is likely real, unless you have disordered minerals and a all high

pattern, then it's iffy. In any case, you can avoid sources. Andy lists them

as: processed cheese, aluminum baking powder, aluminum cookware, aluminum

containing antacids, and also antiperspirants (which often contain aluminum

salts).

The uranium, if real, could be a matter of where you live, or it could be an

indication that your iron is low. Test your _ferritin_ levels (should be in

the 30-70 range). Be aware that the body sometimes lowers iron to decrease

oxidative damage, so that taking iron supplements may not be the right thing to

do, even if ferritin is low. Better is to take the acid form of vitamin C at

meals, consume dark leafy greens and the drippings from red meat.

Dave.

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Posted by: " Helen Kmera " helenkmera@... littlehelenak

Wed Jun 18, 2008 5:00 pm (PDT)

how would high levels of aluminum and uranium be reduced- results from a ddi

hair test...thanks. Helen