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Study Results

Human Aluminum Test Results

Before and after MasterPeace protocols. iEC (intracellular electrical capacity) test results; testing done 2023–2024 by IGL Labor GmbH.

3Test subjects10 drops of MasterPeace per day
90Days of iEC testingAluminum, baseline to 90 days
84.2%Less aluminum in urineAveraged between the three subjects, baseline to 35 days
194.24nmol/L combined at 90 daysDown from 431.48 nmol/L at 35 days (iEC blood test)

Brief summary

What the study measured

Aluminum levels in three test subjects taking 10 drops of MasterPeace per day, measured two ways: the iEC (intracellular electrical capacity) blood test up to 90 days, and urinalysis at baseline and after 35 days.

Tests used

  • iEC blood testAluminum, nmol/L
  • UrinalysisAluminum, ug/g
  • Dose10 drops of MasterPeace per day
  • LabIGL Labor GmbH
Results by participant

Aluminum, test by test.

Each subject’s aluminum level and range at each test. Lower is better.

iEC blood test (nmol/L)
SubjectDay 35Day 90
Subject 1176.73Borderline38.62Tolerable
Subject 297.07Tolerable131.44Tolerable
Subject 3157.68Borderline24.18Tolerable

431.48 nmol/L was the combined 35-day total for all three test subjects; 194.24 nmol/L was the combined 90-day total.

For Subject 2 there was a slight increase, but it remained within the tolerable range (below 149.99 nmol/L). The other two subjects shifted from borderline (above 149.99 nmol/L) to within the tolerable range.

Urinalysis (ug/g)
SubjectBaselineDay 35
Subject 139Outside reference range2.7Within reference range
Subject 24.1Within reference range2.5Within reference range
Subject 32.1Within reference range1.9Within reference range

45.2 ug/g was the combined baseline total and 7.1 ug/g the combined 35-day total: an 84.2% reduction in aluminum levels in urine, averaged between the three test subjects.

Subject 1 started outside the reference range and was brought into it. The other two subjects decreased and stayed within the reference range at every test.

*Results reflect the three participants tested. Individual results may vary.

Charts

Aluminum over time.

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Chart: aluminium reduction over 90 daysChart: aluminum test results

From the MasterPeace 2nd clinical trial

Aluminum and other toxic elimination results.

These results “astounded” leading worldwide hair testing (HTMA) expert Will Houghton.

“If you look at the attached charts you will see that regardless of the tool used, hair or urine, there are more changes in the active groups (compared to the placebo groups). Those changes represent increases OR decreases. We expect to see both! With a study period of 120 days, you will see toxins going up through the routes of elimination. Or in the case of hair, a product of growth that captures the terrain of circulating interstitial fluid over a few months. What you get from hair is an average value for that period of time. Comparing a treatment group with a placebo group this way holds a lot of weight.”

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Chart 1: 2nd clinical trial resultsChart 2: 2nd clinical trial resultsChart 3: 2nd clinical trial results
Aluminum testing in men and women — multi-method, third-party testing

The lab

IGL Labor GmbH

A biochemical laboratory specializing in the analysis of human blood samples.

Note: following the sudden passing of its founder in 2024, IGL Laboratory discontinued the iEC test. Before that, iEC testing had been offered for over a decade.

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