Guest guest Posted January 20, 2008 Report Share Posted January 20, 2008 , Blood tests are only useful if there has been exposure from mercury within the last 3 months. Blood tests after a high dose chelating agent are not useful either, as this is not predictable about how much is actually in the brain, and will always most likely pull mercury, whether mercury toxic or not. If you could put the hair test in the files and ask Andy to interperet via counting rules for mineral transport, you would get a better understanding, but I'd say if mercury is showing in hair, then there has been a recent exposure, that the body has not been able to get rid of, or if chelating agent has been at too high a dose. Then again there are plenty of NT kids who show mercury on hair tests also, but plenty ASD showing no mercury(from NOT being excreted), as in my son. The mums and dads on chelatingkidsaustralia have been a huge help. Autism-mercury I mainly use to browse to get insight from other posts but has also been helpful. Donna. [ ] Hair Mercury QuestionPlz > > Hello everyone, > > I have been doing a lot of reading about the hair tests and just > ordered Cuttler's book. I received my 4 yr old's hair elements > results. I will tr to figure on my own or attempt to post the results > here. However, I have one pressing question. Most of what I have > read about children with Autism has stated that almost no mercury > shows up on these tests. My son is in the yellow. Can anyone tell me > what this means? Does it mean he has been exposed to mercury > recently? If there is no general answer, I will wait until I can post > Thanks! > > > > > > Make the switch to the world's best email. Get the new 7 Mail now. www.7.com. au/worldsbestema il > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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