Re: Hair Elements results in

[Guest guest]

Sorry to be the one with bad news, but you can't exhale (if you were hoping no

mrecury toxicity). This test meets the counting rule of 4 or more in the red, OR

1 less than the rule (You have 3, nearly 4). It may meet another one, but

because you didn't put over/under next to the elements, I can't be sure.

Also, the low level of mercury being excreted is usually typical of a toxic

kid.

-------------- Original message --------------

From: " jujomommy " <jujomommy@...>

Hello,

We just received the results from DDI on my 3.5 year old. I don't

think that he has met any of the counting rules and the only toxic

element that is in the red is Bismuth. Can anyone tell me what

these mean? Can I exhale yet? THANK YOU!!

Toxic Elements:

Aluminum 7.6 (green)

Antimony .0036 (green)

Arsenic .062 (green)

Beryllium <.01

Bismuth 1.4 (red)

Cadmium .062 (green)

Lead .21 (green)

Mercury <.03

Platinum <.003

Thallium <.001

Thorium <.001

Uranium .01 (green)

Nickel .01 (green)

Silver .09 (green)

Tin .17 (green)

Titanium (green)

Total Toxic Representation (green)

Essential Elements:

Calcium 133 (green)

Magnesium 9 (yellow)

Sodium 120 (yellow)

Potassium 150 (nearly red)

Copper 7.2 (yellow)

Zinc 130 (white)

Manganese .06 (red)

Chromium .35 (white)

Vanadium .051 (white)

Molybdenum .056 (green)

Boron 5.9 (yellow)

Iodine .73(green)

Lithium .004 (red)

Phosphorus 173 (green)

Selenium 1.2 (white)

Strontium .18 (green)

Sulfur 48900 (green)

Barium .35 (white)

Cobalt .003 (red)

Iron 6.2 (yellow)

Germanium .029 (yellow)

Rubidium .14 (green)

Zirconium .74 (green)

[Guest guest]

is right. And bismuth is very toxic. The good news is that

apparently it chelates out pretty easily. If that were my son's

hair test, I would certainly give chelation a trial run on Andy's

protocol.

Anne

>

> Sorry to be the one with bad news, but you can't exhale (if you

were hoping no mrecury toxicity). This test meets the counting rule

of 4 or more in the red, OR 1 less than the rule (You have 3, nearly

4). It may meet another one, but because you didn't put over/under

next to the elements, I can't be sure.

>

> Also, the low level of mercury being excreted is usually typical

of a toxic kid.

>

>

>

> -------------- Original message --------------

> From: " jujomommy " <jujomommy@...>

> Hello,

>

> We just received the results from DDI on my 3.5 year old. I don't

> think that he has met any of the counting rules and the only toxic

> element that is in the red is Bismuth. Can anyone tell me what

> these mean? Can I exhale yet? THANK YOU!!

>

> Toxic Elements:

>

> Aluminum 7.6 (green)

> Antimony .0036 (green)

> Arsenic .062 (green)

> Beryllium <.01

> Bismuth 1.4 (red)

> Cadmium .062 (green)

> Lead .21 (green)

> Mercury <.03

> Platinum <.003

> Thallium <.001

> Thorium <.001

> Uranium .01 (green)

> Nickel .01 (green)

> Silver .09 (green)

> Tin .17 (green)

> Titanium (green)

> Total Toxic Representation (green)

>

> Essential Elements:

>

> Calcium 133 (green)

> Magnesium 9 (yellow)

> Sodium 120 (yellow)

> Potassium 150 (nearly red)

> Copper 7.2 (yellow)

> Zinc 130 (white)

> Manganese .06 (red)

> Chromium .35 (white)

> Vanadium .051 (white)

> Molybdenum .056 (green)

> Boron 5.9 (yellow)

> Iodine .73(green)

> Lithium .004 (red)

> Phosphorus 173 (green)

> Selenium 1.2 (white)

> Strontium .18 (green)

> Sulfur 48900 (green)

> Barium .35 (white)

> Cobalt .003 (red)

> Iron 6.2 (yellow)

> Germanium .029 (yellow)

> Rubidium .14 (green)

> Zirconium .74 (green)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

and Anne,

Thank you for your replies--Do either of you know where he could

have picked up bismuth? He has not had exposure to my makeup or

Pepto Bismol. I don't know where else he would have gotten it.

> >

> > Sorry to be the one with bad news, but you can't exhale (if you

> were hoping no mrecury toxicity). This test meets the counting

rule

> of 4 or more in the red, OR 1 less than the rule (You have 3,

nearly

> 4). It may meet another one, but because you didn't put over/under

> next to the elements, I can't be sure.

> >

> > Also, the low level of mercury being excreted is usually

typical

> of a toxic kid.

> >

> >

> >

> > -------------- Original message --------------

> > From: " jujomommy " <jujomommy@>

> > Hello,

> >

> > We just received the results from DDI on my 3.5 year old. I

don't

> > think that he has met any of the counting rules and the only

toxic

> > element that is in the red is Bismuth. Can anyone tell me what

> > these mean? Can I exhale yet? THANK YOU!!

> >

> > Toxic Elements:

> >

> > Aluminum 7.6 (green)

> > Antimony .0036 (green)

> > Arsenic .062 (green)

> > Beryllium <.01

> > Bismuth 1.4 (red)

> > Cadmium .062 (green)

> > Lead .21 (green)

> > Mercury <.03

> > Platinum <.003

> > Thallium <.001

> > Thorium <.001

> > Uranium .01 (green)

> > Nickel .01 (green)

> > Silver .09 (green)

> > Tin .17 (green)

> > Titanium (green)

> > Total Toxic Representation (green)

> >

> > Essential Elements:

> >

> > Calcium 133 (green)

> > Magnesium 9 (yellow)

> > Sodium 120 (yellow)

> > Potassium 150 (nearly red)

> > Copper 7.2 (yellow)

> > Zinc 130 (white)

> > Manganese .06 (red)

> > Chromium .35 (white)

> > Vanadium .051 (white)

> > Molybdenum .056 (green)

> > Boron 5.9 (yellow)

> > Iodine .73(green)

> > Lithium .004 (red)

> > Phosphorus 173 (green)

> > Selenium 1.2 (white)

> > Strontium .18 (green)

> > Sulfur 48900 (green)

> > Barium .35 (white)

> > Cobalt .003 (red)

> > Iron 6.2 (yellow)

> > Germanium .029 (yellow)

> > Rubidium .14 (green)

> > Zirconium .74 (green)

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

At least one diaper rash cream contains it, I don't remember which one. Check

www.danasview.net/metals.htm for other sources of exposure.

S S

<p> and Anne,<br>

<br>

Thank you for your replies--Do either of you know where he could <br>

have picked up bismuth? He has not had exposure to my makeup or <br>

Pepto Bismol. I don't know where else he would have gotten it.<br>

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[Guest guest]

If the counting rules aren't met (I can't verify without all the

information), then the bismuth could be a real issue or could be

due to contamination of the hair.

If the counting rules are met then bismuth could either be real or

falsely elevated by mercury.

--

> > >

> > > Sorry to be the one with bad news, but you can't exhale (if you

> > were hoping no mrecury toxicity). This test meets the counting

> rule

> > of 4 or more in the red, OR 1 less than the rule (You have 3,

> nearly

> > 4). It may meet another one, but because you didn't put over/under

> > next to the elements, I can't be sure.

> > >

> > > Also, the low level of mercury being excreted is usually

> typical

> > of a toxic kid.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > -------------- Original message --------------

> > > From: " jujomommy " <jujomommy@>

> > > Hello,

> > >

> > > We just received the results from DDI on my 3.5 year old. I

> don't

> > > think that he has met any of the counting rules and the only

> toxic

> > > element that is in the red is Bismuth. Can anyone tell me what

> > > these mean? Can I exhale yet? THANK YOU!!

> > >

> > > Toxic Elements:

> > >

> > > Aluminum 7.6 (green)

> > > Antimony .0036 (green)

> > > Arsenic .062 (green)

> > > Beryllium <.01

> > > Bismuth 1.4 (red)

> > > Cadmium .062 (green)

> > > Lead .21 (green)

> > > Mercury <.03

> > > Platinum <.003

> > > Thallium <.001

> > > Thorium <.001

> > > Uranium .01 (green)

> > > Nickel .01 (green)

> > > Silver .09 (green)

> > > Tin .17 (green)

> > > Titanium (green)

> > > Total Toxic Representation (green)

> > >

> > > Essential Elements:

> > >

> > > Calcium 133 (green)

> > > Magnesium 9 (yellow)

> > > Sodium 120 (yellow)

> > > Potassium 150 (nearly red)

> > > Copper 7.2 (yellow)

> > > Zinc 130 (white)

> > > Manganese .06 (red)

> > > Chromium .35 (white)

> > > Vanadium .051 (white)

> > > Molybdenum .056 (green)

> > > Boron 5.9 (yellow)

> > > Iodine .73(green)

> > > Lithium .004 (red)

> > > Phosphorus 173 (green)

> > > Selenium 1.2 (white)

> > > Strontium .18 (green)

> > > Sulfur 48900 (green)

> > > Barium .35 (white)

> > > Cobalt .003 (red)

> > > Iron 6.2 (yellow)

> > > Germanium .029 (yellow)

> > > Rubidium .14 (green)

> > > Zirconium .74 (green)

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

>

> and Anne,

>

> Thank you for your replies--Do either of you know where he could

> have picked up bismuth? He has not had exposure to my makeup or

> Pepto Bismol. I don't know where else he would have gotten it.

You can check sources of exposure here

http://www.danasview.net/metals.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Just another note: the lithium being in the red, is an indicator of

mercury. I have heard that Bismuth is in a lot of makeup products,

these can transfer off of adults onto your child. When mercury is

present it is very common for it to elevate other metals. These

would come down with chelation.

>

> Sorry to be the one with bad news, but you can't exhale (if you

were hoping no mrecury toxicity). This test meets the counting rule

of 4 or more in the red, OR 1 less than the rule (You have 3, nearly

4). It may meet another one, but because you didn't put over/under

next to the elements, I can't be sure.

>

> Also, the low level of mercury being excreted is usually typical

of a toxic kid.

>

>

>

> -------------- Original message --------------

> From: " jujomommy " <jujomommy@...>

> Hello,

>

> We just received the results from DDI on my 3.5 year old. I don't

> think that he has met any of the counting rules and the only toxic

> element that is in the red is Bismuth. Can anyone tell me what

> these mean? Can I exhale yet? THANK YOU!!

>

> Toxic Elements:

>

> Aluminum 7.6 (green)

> Antimony .0036 (green)

> Arsenic .062 (green)

> Beryllium <.01

> Bismuth 1.4 (red)

> Cadmium .062 (green)

> Lead .21 (green)

> Mercury <.03

> Platinum <.003

> Thallium <.001

> Thorium <.001

> Uranium .01 (green)

> Nickel .01 (green)

> Silver .09 (green)

> Tin .17 (green)

> Titanium (green)

> Total Toxic Representation (green)

>

> Essential Elements:

>

> Calcium 133 (green)

> Magnesium 9 (yellow)

> Sodium 120 (yellow)

> Potassium 150 (nearly red)

> Copper 7.2 (yellow)

> Zinc 130 (white)

> Manganese .06 (red)

> Chromium .35 (white)

> Vanadium .051 (white)

> Molybdenum .056 (green)

> Boron 5.9 (yellow)

> Iodine .73(green)

> Lithium .004 (red)

> Phosphorus 173 (green)

> Selenium 1.2 (white)

> Strontium .18 (green)

> Sulfur 48900 (green)

> Barium .35 (white)

> Cobalt .003 (red)

> Iron 6.2 (yellow)

> Germanium .029 (yellow)

> Rubidium .14 (green)

> Zirconium .74 (green)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Bismuth:

Environmental sources: Used in solders, a variety of other alloys,

metallurgical additives, medications, and in atomic research. In the

early 1990's, research began on the evaluation of bismuth as a

nontoxic replacement for lead in such uses as ceramic glazes,

fishing sinkers, food processing equipment, free-machining brasses

for plumbing applications, lubricating greases, and shot for

waterfowl hunting.

Dietary sources: Pepto bismol

I heard the mention of diaper cream, make up, and probably other

places we don't know of.

, " jujomommy " <jujomommy@...> wrote:

>

> and Anne,

>

> Thank you for your replies--Do either of you know where he could

> have picked up bismuth? He has not had exposure to my makeup or

> Pepto Bismol. I don't know where else he would have gotten it.

>

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Sorry to be the one with bad news, but you can't exhale (if

you

> > were hoping no mrecury toxicity). This test meets the counting

> rule

> > of 4 or more in the red, OR 1 less than the rule (You have 3,

> nearly

> > 4). It may meet another one, but because you didn't put

over/under

> > next to the elements, I can't be sure.

> > >

> > > Also, the low level of mercury being excreted is usually

> typical

> > of a toxic kid.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > -------------- Original message --------------

> > > From: " jujomommy " <jujomommy@>

> > > Hello,

> > >

> > > We just received the results from DDI on my 3.5 year old. I

> don't

> > > think that he has met any of the counting rules and the only

> toxic

> > > element that is in the red is Bismuth. Can anyone tell me what

> > > these mean? Can I exhale yet? THANK YOU!!

> > >

> > > Toxic Elements:

> > >

> > > Aluminum 7.6 (green)

> > > Antimony .0036 (green)

> > > Arsenic .062 (green)

> > > Beryllium <.01

> > > Bismuth 1.4 (red)

> > > Cadmium .062 (green)

> > > Lead .21 (green)

> > > Mercury <.03

> > > Platinum <.003

> > > Thallium <.001

> > > Thorium <.001

> > > Uranium .01 (green)

> > > Nickel .01 (green)

> > > Silver .09 (green)

> > > Tin .17 (green)

> > > Titanium (green)

> > > Total Toxic Representation (green)

> > >

> > > Essential Elements:

> > >

> > > Calcium 133 (green)

> > > Magnesium 9 (yellow)

> > > Sodium 120 (yellow)

> > > Potassium 150 (nearly red)

> > > Copper 7.2 (yellow)

> > > Zinc 130 (white)

> > > Manganese .06 (red)

> > > Chromium .35 (white)

> > > Vanadium .051 (white)

> > > Molybdenum .056 (green)

> > > Boron 5.9 (yellow)

> > > Iodine .73(green)

> > > Lithium .004 (red)

> > > Phosphorus 173 (green)

> > > Selenium 1.2 (white)

> > > Strontium .18 (green)

> > > Sulfur 48900 (green)

> > > Barium .35 (white)

> > > Cobalt .003 (red)

> > > Iron 6.2 (yellow)

> > > Germanium .029 (yellow)

> > > Rubidium .14 (green)

> > > Zirconium .74 (green)

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks everybody!

I will check out the information you all have supplied.

> <p> and Anne,<br>

> <br>

> Thank you for your replies--Do either of you know where he could

<br>

> have picked up bismuth? He has not had exposure to my makeup or

<br>

> Pepto Bismol. I don't know where else he would have gotten it.<br>

>

>

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