The mineral ratios in their supplements are very important, as taking any 1 mineral in isolation is likely to create another imbalance. Taking zinc daily in isolation for an extended period of time will cause problems. If it were me, I'd either take minerals in the ratios provided or only through food.there was also copper in the supplements i dont know why they add that as i am a slow oxidizer.
Are you going to post your hairtest in your log?
A good source of potassium is potatoes and tomato pasteSome interesting blood levels at my doctor yesterday. I am deficient in folate, vitamin d and vitamin c still. Weird thing is half of my family (brother, mom, grandma, 2 cousins) are also deficient in folate and taking folate supplements for it.
Diet is very simple at the moment, just eating a little of everything. Taking whey twice a day, around 50 grams total. Eating chicken and ground beef for protein, some potatoes, rice, some candy/sweets if i feel like it. Mostly a relaxed diet with 80% healthy foods and 20% of whatever i feel like eating. Weight is stable at 135 lbs, height is 5’9. Try to hit all RDA’s but am lacking potassium a bit, usually around 2500/day while RDA is 4700 i think.
What was your diet 3 months prior to this hair test?Hairtest:
What was your diet 3 months prior to this hair test?
Its curious your ca is higher than your mg. Usually too many carbs causes this, but you mentioned doing a keto diet previously.