Help w/Hair Test Interpretation

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Hi All,

May I please have help interpreting our son's first hair test results?

Files>Hair Tests>Sheila M.>Kai M. Hair Test 1.pdf

According to the counting rules, my mild-Asperger's (possible PDD-NOS) son has

'non-abnormal' (don't know if they're considered normal) mineral transport, but

his Arsenic (yellow) and Uranium (yellow) are high and his Mercury is at the

border of green into the yellow zone. So, my son isn't necessarily Mercury

poisoned since he doesn't meet any one of the criterium used to indicate a high

probability, but affected by something else, like Arsenic and Uranium?

I compared his hair test to mine (which I also uploaded for anyone who is

interested) and we both have elevated Uranium, and Mercury almost at the same

result level.

From what I've read on this list, there isn't much to be done about chelating

Uranium, but hope that with chelation of the other toxins the Uranium will leave

the body too.

Your interpretation, thoughts and opinions would be appreciated.

TIA,

Sheila

[Guest guest]

After looking at each of his Essential Elements again, and using the additional

patterns, my son could very well be carrying a load of Mercury with his lithium

so low, and I already knew he was iron dificient from his vit/min/acids testing.

Would DMSA make a considerable difference with him though? I was thinking of

only using ALA for chelation.

He has no amalgam fillings, but he does have steel caps.

Sheila