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Jaime,

 

Sorry to bring in an outsider perse, but I had heard good things as far as the

lab being reputable, but know next to nothing about this subject, so here's her

two cents worth, since this is her field.

Steve

-----------------------------

Steve,

This is an excellent lab and I trust them a lot. I do not use them very often

and when I do it is not for hair analysis. While my research has proven to me

their testing methods are reliable and accurate your friend's questions prove my

point regarding why I do not use them. It is like the blood work they had

done.... if you can not interpret it or have guidance about what to do about

it.... how useful is it???? Also, tests are just tools to help interpret where

the symptoms a person is dealing with may come from. I could not and would not

BEGIN to make recommendations without a LOT more information than the 'chat

person' gave. I can see patterns and understand certain 'systems' are involved

to put out these numbers but it would be reckless to give advice based on a test

alone. I use another lab because together we give a lot of information about

what it all means and develop a program for someone to implement and begin to

normalize their

metabolic functions. Information, as you well know, is empowering and education

is the key to acquiring that information. I am not being vague about what to

do, I am being specific........... is this person on vitamins, minerals, herbs,

an eating program? Those toxic metals suggest ingestion from somewhere, maybe

food, maybe supplements. There is just no helpful information to go on with

offering suggestions and I wonder how valid the inquiry really is???????????

Pat

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" bigbird3969 " <bigbird3969

<woodripper

Tuesday, July 31, 2001 9:34 PM

Fwd:[herbal remedies] Hair Analysis

 

 

> Pat,

> This is from a member of a that I joined, and I guess they are

asking what they should do to get these in a normal range, and if this is a

trusted method, so I figure you are more experienced in this field, and might

have some ideas that I could forward!?!

>

> Steve

> -----------------------------

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I went to an alternative doctor to have some tests run to see where my body

> is at right now. No, I don't use prescription meds or treatment but I fel t

some testing was needed to find out more about what has been going on wit h me.

I would really like to here what you all think about this test I had

> done. For those of you who don't know me I am a 32 year old female. I als o

had blood tests done but I am not sure if any of you could make use of th em, if

so just ask..

>

> God Bless,

>

> Jamie

>

> I will share with you the results of the my hair analysis I had done: (from

> great smokies lab)

>

> Toxic elements:

>

> All these were minimum outside the range and the ones with a *** are in the

> high red zone.

>

> Aluminum 7.1

>

> Antimony .025

>

> Arsenic .068

>

> Barium 3.51***

>

> Bismuth .0472

>

> Cadmium .116

>

> Lead 2.69***

>

> Mercury .33

>

> Nickel .531***

>

> Thallium .0003

>

> Tin .313***

>

> Uranium .035

>

>

>

> Nutrient Elements:

>

> Calcium 3,383 (High off chart)

>

> Magnisium 526 (High off chart)

>

> Copper 25.0 (Moderate high)

>

> Zinc 216 (High off chart)

>

> Manganese .27 (in range)

>

> Chromium .76 (moderately high)

>

> Cobalt .1983 (High off chart)

>

> Molybdenum .053 (in range)

>

> Boron 3.21 (High)

>

> Iodine .60 (lowest point in range)

>

> Lithium .3297 (High off chart)

>

> Selenium .75 (lowest in range)

>

> Stronium 27.98 ((High off chart)

>

> Sulfur 46,477 (lowest in range)

>

> Vanadium .564 (High off chart)

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I've got a chiro appt. right now, but I did frward that to Pat. If you still

want me, e-mail back.

-----------------------------

Steve,

 

Thanks for your help. Could you please email me in private?

 

Spareribaz

 

God Bless,

Jamie

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" bigbird3969 " <bigbird3969

<herbal_remedies >

Wednesday, August 01, 2001 5:32 AM

Fwd:Re: Fwd:[herbal remedies] Hair Analysis

 

 

> Jaime,

>

> Sorry to bring in an outsider perse, but I had heard good things as far as the

lab being reputable, but know next to nothing about this subject, so here's her

two cents worth, since this is her field.

> Steve

> -----------------------------

> Steve,

> This is an excellent lab and I trust them a lot. I do not use them very often

and when I do it is not for hair analysis. While my research has proven to me

their testing methods are reliable and accurate your friend's questions prove my

point regarding why I do not use them. It is like the blood work they had

done.... if you can not interpret it or have guidance about what to do about

it.... how useful is it???? Also, tests are just tools to help interpret where

the symptoms a person is dealing with may come from. I could not and would not

BEGIN to make recommendations without a LOT more information than the 'chat

person' gave. I can see patterns and understand certain 'systems' are involved

to put out these numbers but it would be reckless to give advice based on a test

alone. I use another lab because together we give a lot of information about

what it all means and develop a program for someone to implement and begin to

normalize their

> metabolic functions. Information, as you well know, is empowering and

education is the key to acquiring that information. I am not being vague about

what to do, I am being specific........... is this person on vitamins, minerals,

herbs, an eating program? Those toxic metals suggest ingestion from somewhere,

maybe food, maybe supplements. There is just no helpful information to go on

with offering suggestions and I wonder how valid the inquiry really

is???????????

> Pat

> -

> " bigbird3969 " <bigbird3969

> <woodripper

> Tuesday, July 31, 2001 9:34 PM

> Fwd:[herbal remedies] Hair Analysis

>

>

> > Pat,

> > This is from a member of a that I joined, and I guess they are

asking what they should do to get these in a normal range, and if this is a

trusted method, so I figure you are more experienced in this field, and might

have some ideas that I could forward!?!

> >

> > Steve

> > -----------------------------

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I went to an alternative doctor to have some tests run to see where my body

> > is at right now. No, I don't use prescription meds or treatment but I fel

t some testing was needed to find out more about what has been going on wit h

me. I would really like to here what you all think about this test I had

> > done. For those of you who don't know me I am a 32 year old female. I als

o had blood tests done but I am not sure if any of you could make use of th em,

if so just ask..

> >

> > God Bless,

> >

> > Jamie

> >

> > I will share with you the results of the my hair analysis I had done: (from

> > great smokies lab)

> >

> > Toxic elements:

> >

> > All these were minimum outside the range and the ones with a *** are in the

> > high red zone.

> >

> > Aluminum 7.1

> >

> > Antimony .025

> >

> > Arsenic .068

> >

> > Barium 3.51***

> >

> > Bismuth .0472

> >

> > Cadmium .116

> >

> > Lead 2.69***

> >

> > Mercury .33

> >

> > Nickel .531***

> >

> >

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Steve,

 

Thanks for your help. Could you please email me in private?

 

Spareribaz

 

God Bless,

Jamie

-

" bigbird3969 " <bigbird3969

<herbal_remedies >

Wednesday, August 01, 2001 5:32 AM

Fwd:Re: Fwd:[herbal remedies] Hair Analysis

 

 

> Jaime,

>

> Sorry to bring in an outsider perse, but I had heard good things as far as

the lab being reputable, but know next to nothing about this subject, so

here's her two cents worth, since this is her field.

> Steve

> -----------------------------

> Steve,

> This is an excellent lab and I trust them a lot. I do not use them very

often and when I do it is not for hair analysis. While my research has

proven to me their testing methods are reliable and accurate your friend's

questions prove my point regarding why I do not use them. It is like the

blood work they had done.... if you can not interpret it or have guidance

about what to do about it.... how useful is it???? Also, tests are just

tools to help interpret where the symptoms a person is dealing with may come

from. I could not and would not BEGIN to make recommendations without a LOT

more information than the 'chat person' gave. I can see patterns and

understand certain 'systems' are involved to put out these numbers but it

would be reckless to give advice based on a test alone. I use another lab

because together we give a lot of information about what it all means and

develop a program for someone to implement and begin to normalize their

> metabolic functions. Information, as you well know, is empowering and

education is the key to acquiring that information. I am not being vague

about what to do, I am being specific........... is this person on vitamins,

minerals, herbs, an eating program? Those toxic metals suggest ingestion

from somewhere, maybe food, maybe supplements. There is just no helpful

information to go on with offering suggestions and I wonder how valid the

inquiry really is???????????

> Pat

> -

> " bigbird3969 " <bigbird3969

> <woodripper

> Tuesday, July 31, 2001 9:34 PM

> Fwd:[herbal remedies] Hair Analysis

>

>

> > Pat,

> > This is from a member of a that I joined, and I guess they

are asking what they should do to get these in a normal range, and if this

is a trusted method, so I figure you are more experienced in this field, and

might have some ideas that I could forward!?!

> >

> > Steve

> > -----------------------------

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I went to an alternative doctor to have some tests run to see where my

body

> > is at right now. No, I don't use prescription meds or treatment but I

fel t some testing was needed to find out more about what has been going on

wit h me. I would really like to here what you all think about this test I

had

> > done. For those of you who don't know me I am a 32 year old female. I

als o had blood tests done but I am not sure if any of you could make use of

th em, if so just ask..

> >

> > God Bless,

> >

> > Jamie

> >

> > I will share with you the results of the my hair analysis I had done:

(from

> > great smokies lab)

> >

> > Toxic elements:

> >

> > All these were minimum outside the range and the ones with a *** are in

the

> > high red zone.

> >

> > Aluminum 7.1

> >

> > Antimony .025

> >

> > Arsenic .068

> >

> > Barium 3.51***

> >

> > Bismuth .0472

> >

> > Cadmium .116

> >

> > Lead 2.69***

> >

> > Mercury .33

> >

> > Nickel .531***

> >

> > Thallium .0003

> >

> > Tin .313***

> >

> > Uranium .035

> >

> >

> >

> > Nutrient Elements:

> >

> > Calcium 3,383 (High off chart)

> >

> > Magnisium 526 (High off chart)

> >

> > Copper 25.0 (Moderate high)

> >

> > Zinc 216 (High off chart)

> >

> > Manganese .27 (in range)

> >

> > Chromium .76 (moderately high)

> >

> > Cobalt .1983 (High off chart)

> >

> > Molybdenum .053 (in range)

> >

> > Boron 3.21 (High)

> >

> > Iodine .60 (lowest point in range)

> >

> > Lithium .3297 (High off chart)

> >

> > Selenium .75 (lowest in range)

> >

> > Stronium 27.98 ((High off chart)

> >

> > Sulfur 46,477 (lowest in range)

> >

> > Vanadium .564 (High off chart)

>

>

>

> Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and

to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long

as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any

person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from

list members, you are agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and

members free of any liability.

>

> Dr. Ian Shillington

> Doctor of Naturopathy

> Dr.IanShillington

>

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