DDI Hair Test Interpretation - request for help

[Guest guest]

Hi. I have just posted a DDI Hair Elements test result in the files titled " DDI

Hair Test - OMcC.pdf " for my 4 year-old son (note that report incorrectly states

he is 10). I'd be grateful for any assistance in interpretation. Many thanks,

[Guest guest]

It desn't look to meet any of the counting rules. 2nd opinions welcome.

TJ

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From: " kmccormack1@... " <kmccormack1@...>

Sent: Tue, August 10, 2010 3:34:51 PM

Subject: [ ] DDI Hair Test Interpretation - request for help

 

Hi. I have just posted a DDI Hair Elements test result in the files titled " DDI

Hair Test - OMcC.pdf " for my 4 year-old son (note that report incorrectly states

he is 10). I'd be grateful for any assistance in interpretation. Many thanks,

[Guest guest]

Hi

As TJ said the counting rules are not met.

However, Mercury in the yellow maybe significant and with antimony high and

others such as tin highish which can sometimes also point to mercury toxicity a

trial of 5-10 rounds of AC chelation might be worth a go providing that there is

no ongoing exposure.

This test does suggest some adrenal stress and possible thyroid problems

along with a fast metabolism for which digestive enzymes might help.

Kenny

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> Hi. I have just posted a DDI Hair Elements test result in the files titled

" DDI Hair Test - OMcC.pdf " for my 4 year-old son (note that report incorrectly

states he is 10). I'd be grateful for any assistance in interpretation. Many

thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Hi again

It would also be worth getting back to Doctors data and getting them to send you

a test result with the appropriate age ref. range (This should not cost as it is

their mistake) as this may affect the results.

Sorry for not stating this in my earlier post.

This would not affect the ratios though.

Kenny

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> > Hi. I have just posted a DDI Hair Elements test result in the files titled

" DDI Hair Test - OMcC.pdf " for my 4 year-old son (note that report incorrectly

states he is 10). I'd be grateful for any assistance in interpretation. Many

thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kenny and TJ

Thanks for taking the time to look at the report and for your interpretation and

advice. I did go back to DDI and they updated the report free of charge. I have

posted it in the files - DDI Hair Test - OMcC (4yr).pdf - no impact on the

counting rules but changes in reference ranges have had an impact on Magnesium

(result is now higher in the range) and Molybdenum (lower end). Would you have

anything further to add?

Thanks

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" DDI Hair Test - OMcC.pdf " for my 4 year-old son (note that report incorrectly

states he is 10). I'd be grateful for any assistance in interpretation. Many

thanks,

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