All the articles below have one thing in common: they are about tests or analyzes! Because sometimes an irreproachable diet and a healthy environment are not enough (or are too difficult to reach!), it is then necessary to undergo some analyzes in order to correct our weaknesses.
Tired? Your blood tests are not showing anything? Minerals deficiencies or excess can be invisible. Let me tell you why hair analysis brings a new angle on your mineral balance.
When it comes to heavy metals toxicity, there is a lot of disagreement about which test is the most reliable… I am comparing here my provocation/challenge test with the hair tissue mineral analysis.
I did a hair mineral analysis to see if they contain heavy metals, but also to see if I have deficiencies or excess in some essential minerals. Here are the results!
Here are the results of my test for heavy metal poisoning with DMPS provocation! The interpretation is not as easy as it seems and requires an experimented eye.
No choice: if you want to quantify your intoxication, you have to do a provocation test, this is the only reliable method.
This is how it went for me, at the IBC, in the Netherlands.
Anyone can have intestinal parasites. Even healthy people with no symptoms. So I decided to do the test. Read this if you want to know how it went.
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