Re: Reece Quillen 3 y.o. Hair Test- HIGH Arsenic & Silver

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Hi Kristie,

Meeting one counting rule means there is mercury toxicity. It's hard to think

about it this way but it's really good news as mercury is the most likely cause

of his pdd-nos. Chelate properly with low doses of oral Dmsa and Ala and he's

likely to get better.

When a counting rule is met, the toxic elements are not true. Meaning your son

could have a problem with the toxic elements showing as high. Try

or he could have problems with other toxic elements not showing as high.

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> Hi All,

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> I just got my son's hair elements test back and I posted it to the hair test

folder. He passed the counting rules except for #2. I am really concerned about

his Arsenic and Silver levels, they were in the middle of the red area. He also

tested high for Antimony, Cadmium, Mercury, Tin and Titanium- those were in the

yellow area.

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> We have been seeing a DAN! doc since 11/09 when my son was diagnosed with

PDD-NOS. He takes vitamins and supplements, is on the CFGF diet and gets a

methyl-B12 shot 25mg/ml, 5 ml every night.

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> Any advice or interpretation of his hair test would be greatly appreciated!!

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> Thank you!!

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> Kris

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