| Test Subject #1 | Test Subject #2 | Test Subject #3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 35 Days | 176.73 nmol/l Borderline | 97.07 nmol/l Tolerable | 157.68 nmol/l Borderline |
| 90 Days | 38.62 nmol/l Tolerable | 131.44 nmol/l Tolerable | 24.18 nmol/l Tolerable |
| Test Subject #1 | Test Subject #2 | Test Subject #3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baseline | 39 ug/g Outside of Reference Range | 4.1 ug/g Within Reference Range | 2.1 ug/g Within Reference Range |
| 35 Days | 2.7 ug/g Within Reference Range | 2.5 ug/g Within Reference Range | 1.9 ug/g Within Reference Range |
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“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.”