canefan17
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Who here has had one done?
What did it tell you and do you feel it helped supplementation (knowing mineral levels)?
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massman
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IME + training they are not easy + straightforward to interpret + make recommendations from.
Also depends on which labs test, where the hair is cut from + if the labs wash the hair.
May also be complicated if the supplements recommended are from a company the lab has adeal with.
And some bad substances, like lead, are hidden till the body is ready to release them.
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canefan17
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mass,
What's a good idea if someone is wanting to check mineral levels?
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massman
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Besides AK not really sure. And that depends on how the questions are worded.
Some mins are in blood, some more in cells.
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canefan17
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AK?
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canefan17
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Mass,
Do you take a mineral supplement on a daily/weekly basis?
I'm hoping to supplement chromium soon to help with hypoglycemia... but I'd rather take a multi-mineral if possible.
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