Re: Jerry? Andy? Re: Brain Map?

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Is this " brain map " the same as a " spect " scan? Does anyone know?

On Feb 13, 2010, at 3:41 PM, andrewhallcutler wrote:

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> > > > > I had a brain map performed on my son. He has lead and mercury.

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> > There is no way to 'map the brain' to figure this out.

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> > Ok, let's be sure about this, please. I had a qEEG performed on my son and

he is currently undergoing neurofeedback also. The psychologist never mentioned

that the qEEG (which does print out a 'brain map') could detect heavy metals.

Andy seems to say that the Quantitative EEG can't pick up that sort of info.

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> The qEEG may be quite useful and informative in its own right, but you're not

going to be able to figure out 'where metals are,' or indeed whether he has

them, just from the qEEG.

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> I think it is reasonable to call the qEEG a 'brain map,' though I haven't

heard that term before.

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> > Jerry, what were you told? Perhaps there's something new here to understand

that you can teach us. Could you double-check with your practitioner on this

one? If it's a new technique, I want to know about it. And, if possible, I would

want to have a reference to a study or document to bring in to my son's doctor

and pursue this angle. TY!

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> http://www.noamalgam.com/index.html

> Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment

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> http://www.noamalgam.com/hairtestbook.html

> Hair Test Interpretation: Finding Hidden Toxicities

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> http://www.noamalgam.com/nourishinghope.html

> Nourishing Hope for Autism: Nutrition Intervention for Healing Our Children

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> http://www.noamalgam.com/biologicaltreatments.html

> Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD

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[Guest guest]

We did this test and it told us our boys were mercury toxic. The only thing I

would tell you to watch out for it a false negative.

The hair test is much more reliable. A urine test is only a snapshot in time.

TJ

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From: Te Tees <boloni009@...>

Sent: Sun, February 14, 2010 7:05:56 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Jerry? Andy? Re: " Brain Map? "

 

Hi and all,

You mention that your son had the French Porphyrin test done to detect heavy

metals. I am going to do this same test in a few weeks.

How accurate would you say it is? Is there anyone else with experiences with

this test?

Thank you,

Tony

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From: RowenaM <jerry_montgomery@ hotmail.com>

Sent: Sun, February 14, 2010 8:48:57 PM

Subject: [ ] Jerry? Andy? Re: " Brain Map? "

Good evneing, Ty,

I don't know if you saw my follow up e-mail. The brain map was not used to

detect heavy metal issues. My son had lead and mercury issues as shown on his

French Porphyrin test.

I was stating that my son had lead and mercury issues.

Sorry for the confusion,

Jerry

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> > > > I had a brain map performed on my son. He has lead and mercury.

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> There is no way to 'map the brain' to figure this out.

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> Ok, let's be sure about this, please. I had a qEEG performed on my son and he

is currently undergoing neurofeedback also. The psychologist never mentioned

that the qEEG (which does print out a 'brain map') could detect heavy metals.

Andy seems to say that the Quantitative EEG can't pick up that sort of info.

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> Jerry, what were you told? Perhaps there's something new here to understand

that you can teach us. Could you double-check with your practitioner on this

one? If it's a new technique, I want to know about it. And, if possible, I would

want to have a reference to a study or document to bring in to my son's doctor

and pursue this angle. TY!

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