OT:Re: heavy metal test kits

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Hi,

There are numerous opinions/answers to that question. There are

those that feel provocation/challenge tests are dangerous and can

make you permanently worse. Challenge tests are not terribly helpful

regarding diagnosis of Heavy Metal Intoxiction either because rates

of excretion vary widely in the same person. Blood and urine tests

are not helpful either unless you have an ongoing high level

exposure because many heavy metals leave all measureable body

compartments within a short period of time after exposure.Please

check out the yahoo groups:

Frequent-Dose-Chelation and Autism-Mercury for more info. or contact

me off list because this is an off topic issue. I will say I have

mercury/thallium/arsenic toxicity. The diagnosis was not a simple

thing. If it were me I would ask my physician to

1.order a Doctors Data, Inc. Elemental Hair Test Kit (not toxic

element kit)

2. Order the book HAIRTEST INTERPRETATION:FINDING HIDDEN TOXICITIES

by Hall Cutler and use that as a guideline. You can post your

hair test results on the two lists above and receive valuable input.

Just joining those groups will give you access to their files,

links, and database with info. on diagnosis, safe chelation,

supplementation, etc.

Gladioli

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> hi,

> anyone knows if " heavy metal test kits " are acurate??

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