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Directlabs.com do the DDI hair analysis favoured by Andy Cutler in his hair analysis book. It is one of the few websites you can use without needing a doctor's referral. They are having a special offer during April - it costs $75 instead of $109. You need the hair elements analysis, not just the toxic elements.
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Thanks for all your replies....much appreciated...what do you think about the site I found...it shows you graphes and results of your levels of minerals..
The bionetics ones sounds good too showing intolerances but are these real???they could just put fake info or results?
Last edited by JoeUK; 04/27/07 05:05 PM.
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When you are healed up completely then let us knowhow it went <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> ok?
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Bionetics sounds CRAP...anyone else think so as it just tells you what to take not what your actual levels are me thinks. ITS ALL BOLLOCKS.
That other website sounds interesting but I DONT KNOW HOW TRUE ALL THESE TESTS ARE AND IF THEY ARE ALL FAKE? HOW DO WE KNOW..
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can you do the test from the UK though? it says its not available in New York?? strange but the DDI is so god and wish its possible to do it here in the uk..
WANT AN ORGANIC ACIDS test too
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