Hereby I summarise the hait test results I got, I frankly do not understand that much and I even do not know what to do to make my condition better.
Actual situation: low libido, low mental enery, depression, random fatigue.
The correlation between CA/P is over 2.6 so it means that calcium prevails on phosphorus with and then there is a para-simpatic dominance.
I am IPO OXIDATOR. – These subjects are inclined to have slow digestion, iper activity of the paratiroid gland, and dis insulinism (I don’t know how to translate), tireness, ipotension etc.
Being CA superior to P, it tends to deposit in soft tissues generating sclerosis, this is the reason there are tendency to have join pain, calculate etc.
In this case we suggest a diet based on an intolerance food test, detox program and a lot of exercises.
Na/Mg should be 4, mine is <4 then Mg is dominant and it lead to an ipo function of the adrenal glands associated with ipo glycemic symptoms and tired GAS General adaptation syndrome. It is possible to see a lowish vitality energy and immunity faculties.
When you loose too much Na and CI in the urine, a ionic alteration happens and extracellular water get lost to the detriment of the intracellular water and to the linfatic water.
Nerves need Na extracellular e K intracellular, but in case of ipo surrenals function the neuronal signal become difficult.
It can occur a reduction of glucocoticosteroids that lower glycemia… carbo-> elevates glycemia ->pancreas -> insulin -> cortisol (that it is low). Symptoms are: tireness, shaking, digestive problems, headache.
Suggesting test: Rangland test.
Suggesting supplement: Sodium + water filters, antistress massages, lemons with warm water for digestion.
Na/K < 2.4 then Potassium is dominant and it is hold in the body. This brings to a resistence of GAS in an exhausted state.
Ca/Mg in my case is >7 then Ca is dominant and this could make PTH paratormone to be elevated and can lead to an pancreatic insulin inhibition.
Zn/Cu shows the stroprogestinic activity and it seems to be inside the ranges.
INADEQUATE (LOW) MINERALS: SODIUM - FOSPHORUS - IRON - ZOLFUS
(HIGH) CROMIUM
The interesting part is about Potassium as @gbolduev claimed... any thoughts?
Actual situation: low libido, low mental enery, depression, random fatigue.
The correlation between CA/P is over 2.6 so it means that calcium prevails on phosphorus with and then there is a para-simpatic dominance.
I am IPO OXIDATOR. – These subjects are inclined to have slow digestion, iper activity of the paratiroid gland, and dis insulinism (I don’t know how to translate), tireness, ipotension etc.
Being CA superior to P, it tends to deposit in soft tissues generating sclerosis, this is the reason there are tendency to have join pain, calculate etc.
In this case we suggest a diet based on an intolerance food test, detox program and a lot of exercises.
Na/Mg should be 4, mine is <4 then Mg is dominant and it lead to an ipo function of the adrenal glands associated with ipo glycemic symptoms and tired GAS General adaptation syndrome. It is possible to see a lowish vitality energy and immunity faculties.
When you loose too much Na and CI in the urine, a ionic alteration happens and extracellular water get lost to the detriment of the intracellular water and to the linfatic water.
Nerves need Na extracellular e K intracellular, but in case of ipo surrenals function the neuronal signal become difficult.
It can occur a reduction of glucocoticosteroids that lower glycemia… carbo-> elevates glycemia ->pancreas -> insulin -> cortisol (that it is low). Symptoms are: tireness, shaking, digestive problems, headache.
Suggesting test: Rangland test.
Suggesting supplement: Sodium + water filters, antistress massages, lemons with warm water for digestion.
Na/K < 2.4 then Potassium is dominant and it is hold in the body. This brings to a resistence of GAS in an exhausted state.
Ca/Mg in my case is >7 then Ca is dominant and this could make PTH paratormone to be elevated and can lead to an pancreatic insulin inhibition.
Zn/Cu shows the stroprogestinic activity and it seems to be inside the ranges.
INADEQUATE (LOW) MINERALS: SODIUM - FOSPHORUS - IRON - ZOLFUS
(HIGH) CROMIUM
The interesting part is about Potassium as @gbolduev claimed... any thoughts?