DAN

[Guest guest]

>

> I am going to order it now...is it the

>  

> Porphyrins (toxicity biological marker) test?

>

Yes, the porphyrins test. Be sure to stop chelating for four weeks

prior to testing, and be sure to follow instructions exactly so you

don't corrupt the test results.

Anita

[Guest guest]

> A porphyrins test will

not necessarily

> tell you if he has mercury poisoning.

Andy

[Guest guest]

I agree, this test is not the holy grail some DAN's think it is. I know two

toxic people that came back fine until AFTER they used ALA and then restested

and were off the page. This test only measures whats in the kidneys not what is

bound eslewhere. If you are already chelating when you take it it will be

positive. A postive I would be leive, a negative is ambiguous

Mandi in UK

[ ] Re: DAN

> A porphyrins test will

not necessarily

> tell you if he has mercury poisoning.

Andy

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You're a Unitarian? I would've never suspected. You look more like a

Universalist to me. haha;)

All this diversity is killing me! All I need to hear now is that

Fred, ya know, the one across the pond, is from the House of Lords.

If I hear that one, then I'm really leaving this list! lol;)

~grady:P

> Not that I care -- I'm a Unitarian!