Re: help with Hair Elements test

[Guest guest]

any chance you can upload this to the files so I can take a better look at the

bars?

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> My son's results.Is he mercury toxic or is lead the problem?He is very

depleted in zinc despite being supplemented with it for years due to pica.Also I

am finding it curious his calcium is so high when he doesn't get enough in his

diet.Any help is appreciated.Thanks in advance! Jakob's Mom

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> Aluminum 12> yellow

> Antimony0.067> green (almost yellow)

> Arsenic 0.083> yellow

> Barium 1.3> yellow

> Beryllium <0.01 nil

> Bismuth 0.041 green

> Cadmium 0.11 yellow

> Lead 1.4 >yellow

> Mercury 0.07> green

> Platinum<0.0003 nil

> Thallium<0.0001 nil

> Thorium <0.001 nil

> Uranium 0.019> yellow

> Nickel 0.30>yellow

> Silver 0.27> yellow

> Tin 0.79 >yellow

> Titanium0.56> green

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> Total Toxic representation Mid yellow

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> Calcium 1090> red

> Magnesium 77> mid yellow

> Sodium 930> yellow

> Potassium 190> yellow

> Copper 24> green

> Zinc <74

> Manganese 0.31>

> Chromium 0.67> green

> Vanadium 0.10> green almost yellow

> Molydbenum 0.050 < green

> Boron 1.7 white (middle)>

> Iodine 3.0 >yellow

> Lithium 0.017 >green

> Phosphorus 165< green

> Selenium 1.0 >green

> Strontium 6.0 > almost red

> Sulfur 47500 >white middle

> Cobalt 0.012>green

> Iron 6.6 < yellow

> Germanium 0.037>green

> Rubidium 0.15>yellow

> Zirconium 0.24 middle white

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[Guest guest]

How do you go about uploading a hair elements test?  Is there a way to do it

without a scanner?Thanks,Margaret