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Here's my 5 year old's hair test results. The words "low", "mid", and "high"
in front of the color represent where in that color the black bar ends or
begins.

And am I correct in assuming that since he only had 4 essential elements
entirely in the white, that he is in fact mercury toxic? (As well as highly
toxic in arsenic, aluminum, antimony and titanium, since they are in the yellow
and red?)

Any comments, and suggestions about what to do next, would be greatly
appreciated!!

Thanks!
Janice

Aluminum 17 <8.0 mid-YELLOW
Antimony .072 < .066 low YELLOW
Arsenic .42 < .08 mid to high RED
Beryllium <.01 <.02 doesn't show on chart (low side)
Bismuth .075 <.13 mid green
cadmium .13 < .15 High green
lead .64 <1.0 mid green
Mercury .32 .4 high green
platinum <0.003 <.005 doesn't show on chart (low side)
Thallium <.001 >.01 doesn't show on chart (low side)
Thorium <.001 <.005 doesn't show on chart (low side)
Uranium .013 <.06 low green
Nickel .05 <.2 low green
Silver .15 <.2 high green
Tin .23 <.3 high green
Titanium 1.0 <1.0 just touches into YELLOW (from green)
Total Toxic 1.0 <1.0 high YELLOW

Essential Elements
calcium <9 125 - 370 off the chart! low RED
Magnesium 36 12-30 low part of high YELLOW
Sodium 130 12 - 90 low part of high YELLOW
Potassium 78 12 - 40 mid part of high YELLOW
Copper 7.0 8.0 - 16 high part of low RED
Zinc 82 100-190 mid part of low YELLOW
Manganese .2 .2 - .55 low part of low green
Chromium .36 .26-.5 white only
Vanadium .093 .03 - .1 high part of high green
molybdenum .11 .05 - .13 mid part of high green
boron 1.8 .6- 4.0 white only
Iodine 2.6 .25- 1.3 mid part of high YELLOW
Lithium .029 .007 - .023 low part of high YELLOW
Phosphorus 199 160 - 250 white only
Selenium .86 .95-1.7 high part of low YELLOW
Strontium .29 .16 - 1.0 white only
Sulfur 51900 4500-5300 high part of high green
Barium .13 .16 - .8 mid part of low YELLOW
Cobalt .005 .013-.035 Mid part of low RED
Iron 24 8.0 19 low part of high YELLOW
Germanium .038 .045-.065 mid part of low YELLOW
Rubidium .091 .016-.18 mid part of high green
Zirconium .12 .04 -1.0 mid part of low green






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Here's my 5 year old's hair test results. The words "low", "mid", and "high" in front of the color represent where in that color the black bar ends or...
D&J Tobey
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Dec 10, 2001
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Hello Janice, ... "high" in front of the color represent where in that color the black bar ends or begins. ... entirely in the white, that he is in fact...
Moria Merriweather
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Dec 11, 2001
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... "mid", and "high" in front of the color represent where in that color the black bar ends or begins. ... elements entirely in the white, that he is in fact...
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Dec 23, 2001
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We received our DDI results and are VERY ELEVATED /TIN (POST DETOS-DMSA) we didn't see high tin before DMSA. Where does tin come from?? Help! Stephanie ... ...
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Dec 25, 2001
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I believe my son's high tin level came from eating toothpaste. (Colgate or Crest) Since then I've switched to Weleda brand that is supposed to be natural. It...
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