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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I took a look at the hair test for Skylar and it doesn't meet any of the

counting rules.

It nearly meets a counting rule for rule no. 3, but there are not other

" nearly " to meet rule 5.

So it seems as though mineral transport is normal.

Of course the only problem we have is not test is 100% reliable, so

that's where you need to weigh things up in relation to any other signs

or relevant patient history.

Cheers

Arias wrote:

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> you mind taking a look at my dd hair test? It's under " Skylar Arias "

> in the file section? I would really appreciate it? Thanks so Much. No

> worries if your too buys.

>

>

[Guest guest]

.. did you see how low the lithium was? Actually it was non-

existent.

On Nov 29, 2008, at 6:00 PM, Reynolds wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> I took a look at the hair test for Skylar and it doesn't meet any

> of the

> counting rules.

>

> It nearly meets a counting rule for rule no. 3, but there are not

> other

> " nearly " to meet rule 5.

>

> So it seems as though mineral transport is normal.

>

> Of course the only problem we have is not test is 100% reliable, so

> that's where you need to weigh things up in relation to any other

> signs

> or relevant patient history.

>

> Cheers

>

>

>

> Arias wrote:

> >

> > you mind taking a look at my dd hair test? It's under " Skylar Arias "

> > in the file section? I would really appreciate it? Thanks so

> Much. No

> > worries if your too buys.

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

My son's was like that too. I am not surprised your daughter's was

by the way you describe her. You should try giving small amounts of

lithium orotate a few times per day, that really helped my son's ups

and downs to level out. Lithium orotate is used for bipolar, so if

your daughter has big mood swings, it may help quite a bit.

Liz

> > >

> > > you mind taking a look at my dd hair test? It's under " Skylar

Arias "

> > > in the file section? I would really appreciate it? Thanks so

> > Much. No

> > > worries if your too buys.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

only if there were such a thing...so you want to know my theory on

bipolar? I think it is just cycles of immune activation,

inflammation, and regression. I think lithium must be some kind of

immunosuppressant, but I'm not sure.

I recently finished reading " The Autoimmune Epidemic " . The author

said (paraphrasing here) that there are two immune systems, the

innate and the adaptive. The innate immune system is the " first

responder " and will " forever " determine how the adaptive immune

system reacts to the substance. Anyway, she says that insults on the

immune system are compounded. Say you walk into a house with cats

and you are allergic, then you drink a glass of milk and you have

lactose intolerance, then you pick up a dusty coat from the floor.

All these things turn your immune system on FULL BLAST and you are

essentially " autoimmune " and your body may also decide to start

attacking its own cells. So I don't know how all of this fits

together, I just know that my compounding allergies tend to make me

really short-tempered and so I am guessing somehow they inflame the

frontal lobe of my brain. Sorry for all this rambling...I think

there is some kind of connection here with all this stuff.

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> > > > > you mind taking a look at my dd hair test? It's

under " Skylar

> > Arias "

> > > > > in the file section? I would really appreciate it? Thanks so

> > > > Much. No

> > > > > worries if your too buys.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >