Hair test interpretation : finding hidden toxicities

If an essential mineral comes up low on someones hair test look up that mineral on nutritiondata or USDA nutrient database, and find foods highest in it then eat those foods. If the mineral is not on those databases just google "(name of minerals) foods" to find websites with foods containing it. Bonemeal has a lot of good minerals in it like calcium, magnesium, strontium. Brazil nuts have selenium, barium, strontium too. Cover......Page 1 Disclaimer......Page 3 Table Of Contents......Page 4 Acknowledgement and Preface......Page 8 Introduction......Page 10 Why Hair Tests Can Be Confusing......Page 15 How Mineral Transport Works......Page 17 Deranged Mineral Transport and Hair Test Interpretation......Page 20 Recognizing Deranged Mineral Transport......Page 23 Interpretating a Doctor's Data or Great Plains Hair Element Profile......Page 25 Here are Some Normal Looking Tests......Page 35 Medical Textbooks say Many Terrible Conditions can be from Heavy Metals and Hair Tests show it......Page 42 Reasons To Check For Heavy Metal Poisoning......Page 67 Why Bother To Do A Hair Test......Page 68 Why Worry about Heavy Metals?......Page 72 Diagnostic Difficulties in Modern Medical Practises......Page 74 Sources of Exposure to Toxic Metals......Page 76 Mercury Poisoning......Page 89 Other Toxic Elements: Signs and Symptons......Page 94 Meaning Of Essential and Other Element Results......Page 117 Case Summaries and Example Hair Tests......Page 140 What To Do About Heavy Metals And Other Hair Test Results......Page 243 Heavy Metal Hair Test Results......Page 247 Essential And Other Element Hair Test Results - Major Minerals......Page 259 Essential And Other Element Hair Test Results - Trace Minerals And Other Elements......Page 263 Appendix: Statiscal Tables and Calculations......Page 270 Appendix: Various Laboratories' Hair Tests......Page 276 Appendix: Reference Ranges Vary With Age And Sex......Page 282 Index......Page 284 Hair Test Finding Hidden Toxicities is a practical book. The book starts out telling you how to interpret a hair test for mercury and other heavy metals. It provides a step by step discussion of this with figures to make this easy to do. It gives examples using actual hair test results from real people. Mercury interferes with how the hair element results come out ? mercury is often low and other minerals take unusual values. It is crucial for proper hair test interpretation to know how to recognize mercurys characteristic signature. Mercury often causes retention of certain minerals. Arsenic, antimony, tin, titanium, zirconium and aluminum are elements many people retain too much of when they really have a mercury problem. Hair tests are worth doing because a surprising number of people diagnosed with incurable chronic health conditions actually turn out to have a heavy metal problem. Heavy metal problems are easy to correct. Hair testing allows the underlying problem to be identified and the chronic health condition often disappears with proper detoxification. The fact that mercury causes deranged mineral transport appears to not be widely known in the medical community, leading some doctors (both alternative and mainstream) to view hair element tests as unreliable.