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@Bernadette Abraham Thanks so much

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@Bernadette Abraham The link and information provided are both very helpful. Thank you Bernadette.
The dose in Cellcore detox tablets is not much compare to the TUIL you mentioned. It is only 20mcg

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@Rhondine sorrell, wishing you a successful surgery. Hope you will be back on your feet in no time and feel stronger than ever

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Yes it does remineralize the water.
I will have it tested again for microorganisms and pollutants. Thanks Bernadette

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I wanted to ensure we are drinking good quality of water, to the standards recommended. To be honest I didn’t specify any test markers, this lab did a routine test. I would have thought microorganisms would have been the first thing to check. 

I believe there is no heavy metal content? And also how does the PH and mineral content read? 

Other than all of the above, are there any key markers to test for in order to determine whether the filtration system provides the required level of filtration and mineralization needed for drinking water. 

Many thanks again 

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Thanks a lot Bernadette. I will look into these.
Hopefully one of these options specially the laser or the saline based injections will be the solution.

But just to clarify, are the synthetic ones flushed out of the body without an issue?Incase that is the recommended way forward? It is usually the most common option tbh, so trying to understand whether they are still ok to consider. The answer I get from doctors is usually is they are ‘FDA approved’, which is not sufficient for me

Many Thanks again

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Thanks Bernadette for letting me know Btw, Badger company now has SPF 50 which is pure zinc based again but a lot easier to apply on face compared to SPF 40… I will still check the other brands tho you recommended

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Thanks a lot Bernadette. I will look into Suntegrity. Yes 100% agree with having support internally as well. I take glutathione for antioxidant support but didn’t know about the others you mentioned. Nice to have more anti-aging supports

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Thanks so much Bernadette. So glad to find a healthier solution for our puppy. Those harsh deworm tablets did disturb her already sensitive system. Will check out Pawdega

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Super helpful information without even having a dog! thanks Daniel. The article is great I will check out the holistic site too. So much to learn about them

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Thanks Bernadette

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thanks a lot for clarifying it. They ran the test in parallel to the homocysteine so we thought it was connected.

His homocysteine levels were high before around 16; he has been using ‘Nutri-dyn Methyl Complete’ supplement which helped a lot to drop the levels to 5.7. This is a marker we are conscious of and always check the levels for him and myself .

Since the gene test came positive, would you recommend staying on these supplements?? He has been on reduced doze (half) for the last 7-8months since it was marked as 5.7

We have just asked the doctor to check the levels again, but I assume it will come back normal due to ongoing supplementation. I can let you know the results but it would be good to know what would be the general rule of thumb for methyl supplements.

Thanks a lot again

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Bernadette Abraham I have attached the fasting insulin result too. I understand the thyroid levels may not be at the optimum levels; however being a thyroid patient for 20 years, I am struggling to comprehend how that would lead to an extreme ferritin levels? [iNSULIN FASTING.pdf]

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  However, there was something a bit confusing. Although they said the hemochromatosis test result was negative, there was one more test had come positive. I have attached here the  MTHFR C677T test results. The doc had mentioned this was  for blood clotting tho.  We were a bit confused at the time to be honest. Would you mind clarifying this for us?? [MTHFRA.pdf]

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Thanks so much Bernadette