Bruschi's hair analysis

bruschi11

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Attached is my hair analysis. Its all over the place and quite irregular it appears.

Extremely high magnesium. Manganese, copper, calcium all high. Mercury seems to be a major problem extremely high along with barium being high. Any thoughts and help would be great!
 

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raven

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Interesting, looks to be almost the opposite of mine, did they give you dietary recommendations? Are you PFS or PSSD?
 

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PFS and CFS really. I had a bad mycoplasma infection that left me depleted of manganese beforehand (in blood). Now I've eradicated it to a very good degree.

Dietary recommendations not really yet but I do best on plant based diet.
 

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Weird it looks like typical slow oxidation, but then youve got highish phosphorous
 

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@m_arch I know you're pretty good with this stuff. I'm pretty bewildered here not going to lie.

Like magnesium that high? Calcium too? Could it be just toxicity causing this as I've been killing pathogens at a very high rate over the last 6 months? I have no idea man.

Anything you recommend for reading to help me get a better understanding of this?
 

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@m_arch I know you're pretty good with this stuff. I'm pretty bewildered here not going to lie.

Like magnesium that high? Calcium too? Could it be just toxicity causing this as I've been killing pathogens at a very high rate over the last 6 months? I have no idea man.

Anything you recommend for reading to help me get a better understanding of this?

My first question is does this lab wash the hair sample? Ive heard over and over again to only use trace elements or ARL to test the hair since they have better quality control.

Secondly, if this info is right:

your calcium should be around 60 (its at 1000).
Magnesium should be around 7 (yours is 160)
Sodium should be aroubd 20 (yours is 110)
Potassiun should be around 15 (yours is 37)

It looks like youre in "4 highs". Google that for more info but pay more attention to ARL writings over dr Wilson.


Im using this chart to try balance myself:

Mineral Interaction Chart - how to treat ALL imbalances with minerals

Dunno if its worked yet. Im retesting today so i should have my results back in 2weeks. In your case maybe something like manganese and magnesium might help? This is only looking at your mineral levels and then at that chart tho
 

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My first question is does this lab wash the hair sample? Ive heard over and over again to only use trace elements or ARL to test the hair since they have better quality control.

Secondly, if this info is right:

your calcium should be around 60 (its at 1000).
Magnesium should be around 7 (yours is 160)
Sodium should be aroubd 20 (yours is 110)
Potassiun should be around 15 (yours is 37)

It looks like youre in "4 highs". Google that for more info but pay more attention to ARL writings over dr Wilson.


Im using this chart to try balance myself:

Mineral Interaction Chart - how to treat ALL imbalances with minerals

Dunno if its worked yet. Im retesting today so i should have my results back in 2weeks. In your case maybe something like manganese and magnesium might help? This is only looking at your mineral levels and then at that chart tho
they are in ug/g you should convert them in mg/100g to have a comparison with the ARL ideal range, you will see the results aren't anymore so messed up
 

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Thank you @Slayo and @m_arch . Looking into balancing very much right now and I think I'm going to order Wilson's book. Got a week or two of rest recovering from a ski injury (needed surgery!) Time to learn some!