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Thank you for the info. I've been quoted "The cost of the hair mineral analysis and report is USD 150. If you would like the extended dietary recommendations complete with menus, this is 40 dollars extra and can be checked on the form under the list of profiles." Is there basic dietary advice...

Ah, that's interesting. It looks like £70 for a test so I may just continue trying to introduce some of those interventions without confirmation I guess :/ Glad to hear you've improved!

Thank you for the response @mattyb I'm going to try and arrange a Gp appointment to see if I can get a referral. They already think I'm insane since trying to convince them I was hypothyroid from Peat but hopefully the test results will be enough :( I do have just one more question if that's...

So I tried to follow @gbolduev s posts since the peat threads, and although it's no longer mentioned in the 'causes' of the electroylte protocol, i do remember him saying how these health issues can be kicked off by inactivity/over eating carbs, which would correlate with my onset of symptoms...

So these are the ones that seem to be out of range: high MCHC - associated with low folate/b12 (especially in conjunction with low uric acid) low white cell count - associated with low folate/b12 very low NEUTROPHILS - associated with low folate/b12 low crp - apparently supressed in chronic...

Hi, these blood tests were meant to be taken in tandem with hair analysis but unfortunately the hair lab has "gone under" and I'm in the process of trying to get my money back :( @mattyb mentioned that the following tests would be quite good in diagnosing cfs and so I'm hoping for some guidance...

Hi Canari, thanks for putting this together.. Can I just ask if I'm missing something here regarding the two UK ones: The Natural Health Choice Ltd - Integrated Healthcare Solutions seems to offer testing of 29 minerals and 8 toxicities for £77.50 1. Hair mineral analysis(15 major minerals and...

So did anyone actually get one? After spending a completely unaffordable £200, I've just received this email back after chasing up my results: " Hi again, I am actually a little concerned that the lab is not answering my emails and that the site no longer works. I'll leave it an other day...

Bump!

Would also love to hear any ideas regarding this. I remember @gbolduev was mentioning folate with histidine a few months back, but things seem to have moved on since then. He still mentions folate with regard to eating lots of greens etc..

Sorry just realised the amazon page doesn't list the ingredients. They can be seen here under the 'nutrition' tab: Essential Amino Acids

Thanks everyone for the great info. Hoping to start this after blood/hairtest. I was just hoping to get an opinion on whether or not this would be a reasonable replacement for the "Now Foods Amino Acid Powder"...

Thank you for your response Matty, much appreciated.. After having a search for the blood gases test, it doesn't look like the private testing companies do it which is a shame. My GP was not remotely interested the last time I tried to get tests without a diagnosis (after first discovering...

Sorry, just to clarify... what might be the essential test(s) for someone trying to get to the bottom of inflammatory conditions/cfs as opposed to pfs? Thanks.

Does anyone else from the UK have any recommendations for a good test that hits a lot of these? I've previously bought a thyroid check from bluehorizonmedicals.co.uk but the other tests they have don't seem to do most of what Mattyb's listed, on top of being astronomically expensive!!! @mattyb...

@mattyb @gbolduev Does this look like a good diagnostic test to you guys, despite the lack of ARL standards??

So did anyone order this test? Any issues!? Thanks,