tanedout
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Just received my second hair analysis test (12 months after I did the first one) and it’s almost the complete opposite - I’ve gone from a Fast 4 to a Slow 1! This didn’t exactly inspire confidence, but there are some interesting things.
Over the last year or so I’ve had issues with chest pains, rapid heartbeat etc (I think this may actually be down to having supplemented with too much D3 for too long), but I found out a couple of months ago that things started to improve if I avoided calcium, and also I stopped taking vitamin D3.
The only sups I’ve been taking in the past 2 months are things which seem to help me a bit overall, so small amounts of B6, B12 and potassium. I was surprised to see this stuff mentioned in the test analysis;
So my situation is described quite accurately by the hair test here, I was quite amazed to read that stuff, and it gives me more confidence in the test and it’s recommendations!
At the bottom of the column you can see the new reading, and the old reading below it from last years test in comparison;
And maybe this is why I feel a bit better supplementing with B6;
Over the last year or so I’ve had issues with chest pains, rapid heartbeat etc (I think this may actually be down to having supplemented with too much D3 for too long), but I found out a couple of months ago that things started to improve if I avoided calcium, and also I stopped taking vitamin D3.
The only sups I’ve been taking in the past 2 months are things which seem to help me a bit overall, so small amounts of B6, B12 and potassium. I was surprised to see this stuff mentioned in the test analysis;
* AVOID CALCIUM AND/OR VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTS
CARDIOVASCULAR IRREGULARITIES:
An imbalance between the normal calcium to magnesium relationship can lead to cardiac irregularities such as arrhythmia, bradycardia, or tachycardia. This is especially true if potassium metabolism is disturbed leading to ECG abnormalities.
* REDUCE OR AVOID MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS...such as cheese, yogurt, cream, etc... These foods should be reduced to no more than once every three to four days.
So my situation is described quite accurately by the hair test here, I was quite amazed to read that stuff, and it gives me more confidence in the test and it’s recommendations!
At the bottom of the column you can see the new reading, and the old reading below it from last years test in comparison;
And maybe this is why I feel a bit better supplementing with B6;
MINERAL METABOLISM AND VITAMIN B6
Constipation Lowered Resistance Low Blood Pressure
A deficiency of, or increased requirement for vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) leads to alterations in the metabolism, utilization and balance between calcium and magnesium. Calcium retention will increase and the excretion of magnesium will also increase when vitamin B6 is lacking. Therefore, an increased need for vitamin B6 may be indicated by your current HTMA pattern.
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