Hair test #172, was Re: Low cobalt, derranged transport, copper etc low histamine.

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> 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:

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/hairtest.html

Its now posted there under #172.

Thanks

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> 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)

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> Quick question.

>

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

> (10-28) Low MN, low cobalt.

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> 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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