I’ve just started Christine’s protocol. I wondered who else is doing it as it would be interesting to compare results and also see how we get on with it.
My hair chart results were kind of confirmed other tests.
Main abnormalities were the presence of some heavy metals: some nickel, arsenic, lead but aluminum the highest (not sure where’s coming from).
This was consistent with a DMSA challenge test I did about a year ago which showed lead and arsenic.
The absence of any mercury in all tests I have done is quite puzzling, since I had amalgams for years, replaced recently, which should have increased exposure.
Nutritionally, the main imbalances were in Ca/Mg, Ca/K, Zn/Cu all quite high whilst Na/K was low. Copper and manganese are quite low. Sodium and potassium levels are inverted and all consistent with blood results. Zinc looks ok and this is the main discrepancy with blood work where it was a bit low.
Vitality ratio: 0.9 (2.5-4)
Adrenal ratio: 2.67 (4.17-)
Carbohydrate/gluconeogenesis: 20.33 (3.3-10)
Thyroid ratio: 6.79 (4)
The main conclusion was that there is a long-term nutritional stress due to lack of certain vitamins and minerals.
Current plan includes:CoQ10, B2, Manganese. To be added later B12, Vit E, Selenium.
My hair chart results were kind of confirmed other tests.
Main abnormalities were the presence of some heavy metals: some nickel, arsenic, lead but aluminum the highest (not sure where’s coming from).
This was consistent with a DMSA challenge test I did about a year ago which showed lead and arsenic.
The absence of any mercury in all tests I have done is quite puzzling, since I had amalgams for years, replaced recently, which should have increased exposure.
Nutritionally, the main imbalances were in Ca/Mg, Ca/K, Zn/Cu all quite high whilst Na/K was low. Copper and manganese are quite low. Sodium and potassium levels are inverted and all consistent with blood results. Zinc looks ok and this is the main discrepancy with blood work where it was a bit low.
Vitality ratio: 0.9 (2.5-4)
Adrenal ratio: 2.67 (4.17-)
Carbohydrate/gluconeogenesis: 20.33 (3.3-10)
Thyroid ratio: 6.79 (4)
The main conclusion was that there is a long-term nutritional stress due to lack of certain vitamins and minerals.
Current plan includes:CoQ10, B2, Manganese. To be added later B12, Vit E, Selenium.