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Unseen Invader: How Mold Toxicity Disrupts Mineral Balance and What HTMA Reveals

Mold is more than just an unsightly nuisance in damp corners of your home—it's a silent saboteur of health. Exposure to mold and its toxic byproducts, known as mycotoxins, can wreak havoc on the body's intricate systems, including mineral metabolism. This disruption often goes undetected in standard blood tests but can be vividly illuminated through Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA), a non-invasive tool that provides a three-month snapshot of mineral levels, ratios, and tox

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3 days ago4 min read

Healing a Calcium shell with a low adrenal ratio

Final Protocol – Slow Oxidizer + Calcium Shell + Magnesium Wasting + Low Adrenal Ratio NO supplemental calcium · NO vitamin D · NO synthetic ascorbic acid · NO strong copper antagonists What a Calcium Shell Actually Is A “calcium shell” is an extreme defensive pattern seen on hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA) when hair calcium is very high (typically >170–200 mg%, often 300–600+ mg%). It is not high calcium intake. It is the opposite: the body has lost the ability to keep

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Dec 6, 20253 min read

Hashimotos disease findings through HTMA

Reported Mineral Patterns in Hashimoto's Through HTMA These are common mineral imbalances we find with HTMA test and the goal should be to correct these findings. Mineral/Ratio Common Finding in Hashimoto's Potential Implications for Thyroid/Autoimmunity Copper High (Cu excess or "hidden" high in tissue) Cu is pro-oxidant; excess linked to estrogen dominance, ceruloplasmin issues, and thyroid hormone conversion problems. May fuel autoimmunity via oxidative stress. Zinc Low (Z

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Nov 16, 20257 min read