Tristan Loscha
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Eating just meat, calcium/phosphorus ratio, i.e. PTH, could be a problem.
This is true, an Nose to Tail approach including BONE would be needed.
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Eating just meat, calcium/phosphorus ratio, i.e. PTH, could be a problem.
Firstly, @snacks covered it all for me.
Secondly, I’d like to point out the deep irony of suggesting Matt Stone’s early refeeding approach while bashing Hair Mineral Analysis...when that is exactly what Matt Stone began recommending to his readers and clients directly after writing those refeeding books. (Specifically, he began working with Garret Smith, a hair mineral analysis practitioner. And then years later they both went on the low vitamin a diet crusade but that’s another story.)
I have no idea if HTMA will bring any clues as to what went wrong for JP. But I do know it’s an incredibly reasonable thing to try if he hasn’t done so already.
And how do I know this? Well, beyond the scores of people that I’ve seen helped by a HTMA approach, it essentially saved my life when it uncovered a simple chromium deficiency about 8 years ago. And it only took about a WEEK of moderate supplementation before I went from basically unable to physically function in society for the prior 2 years to riding a bike across town. And it took me a month to fully correct the deficiency. (I haven’t needed a chromium supplement in about 6 years.) So, I’d say you’re definitely wrong about the timeline and difficulty for correcting a deficiency.
It was also the first test that uncovered my selenium toxicity, which played a major role in my illness.
Look, I realize my story is a rare case. But maybe his is as well? It’s like a hundred bucks and an inch of hair, so what does he have to lose? If you got any better ideas for JP, let’s here ‘em, Chief.
Firstly, @snacks covered it all for me.
Secondly, I’d like to point out the deep irony of suggesting Matt Stone’s early refeeding approach while bashing Hair Mineral Analysis...when that is exactly what Matt Stone began recommending to his readers and clients directly after writing those refeeding books. (Specifically, he began working with Garret Smith, a hair mineral analysis practitioner. And then years later they both went on the low vitamin a diet crusade but that’s another story.)
I have no idea if HTMA will bring any clues as to what went wrong for JP. But I do know it’s an incredibly reasonable thing to try if he hasn’t done so already.
And how do I know this? Well, beyond the scores of people that I’ve seen helped by a HTMA approach, it essentially saved my life when it uncovered a simple chromium deficiency about 8 years ago. And it only took about a WEEK of moderate supplementation before I went from basically unable to physically function in society for the prior 2 years to riding a bike across town. And it took me a month to fully correct the deficiency. (I haven’t needed a chromium supplement in about 6 years.) So, I’d say you’re definitely wrong about the timeline and difficulty for correcting a deficiency.
It was also the first test that uncovered my selenium toxicity, which played a major role in my illness.
Look, I realize my story is a rare case. But maybe his is as well? It’s like a hundred bucks and an inch of hair, so what does he have to lose? If you got any better ideas for JP, let’s here ‘em, Chief.
I'm not convinced spamming his inbox is the way to go here. The man is under a lot of stress. He's liable to close off that line of communication if you abuse it.I’m texting him.
Mindful of that, not trying to abuse it trying to actually help, but noted.I'm not convinced spamming his inbox is the way to go here. The man is under a lot of stress. He's liable to close off that line of communication if you abuse it.
You should have just linked him one of ray’s articles and then forwarded ray’s contact information and said something like “this doctor helped me with metabolic health”.
Reposting blurbs about molybdenum or how he’s too serotonin driven etc comes across to me as slightly annoying. They’re probably just as likely to pass it off as another out of dozens of alt-health avenues they could go down.
Mindful of that, not trying to abuse it trying to actually help, but noted.