Hi everyone
Just thought I would share my hairtest results from TraceElements and at the same time describe myself a little bit. Perhaps it might help someone to reflect over their own condition or inspire someone to share advice on how I should go about correcting some of my ratios. I am a 27 year old male.
As the results show I am a "Slow 1" and have quite a low Na/Mg ratio indicating "Adrenal Insufficiency". My Zn/Cu is also way off and I am in the "Copper Toxicity" box.
I generally have very little energy and often get cold hands. Coffee feels great at first but makes me crash. Will be starting Thorne Extra nutrients for the zinc and cut back on carbs and copper rich foods. Debating with myself if I should keep oats in my diet as I love them, but they are quite high in copper. Also contemplating making a log if I get the energy for it - studying is taxing me at the moment..
Also.. I am not really understanding the toxic ratios chart in my results. Apparently I am toxic in everything? But the actual heavy metal readings seem low enough?
Just thought I would share my hairtest results from TraceElements and at the same time describe myself a little bit. Perhaps it might help someone to reflect over their own condition or inspire someone to share advice on how I should go about correcting some of my ratios. I am a 27 year old male.
As the results show I am a "Slow 1" and have quite a low Na/Mg ratio indicating "Adrenal Insufficiency". My Zn/Cu is also way off and I am in the "Copper Toxicity" box.
I generally have very little energy and often get cold hands. Coffee feels great at first but makes me crash. Will be starting Thorne Extra nutrients for the zinc and cut back on carbs and copper rich foods. Debating with myself if I should keep oats in my diet as I love them, but they are quite high in copper. Also contemplating making a log if I get the energy for it - studying is taxing me at the moment..
Also.. I am not really understanding the toxic ratios chart in my results. Apparently I am toxic in everything? But the actual heavy metal readings seem low enough?