OK thanks. im learning all the time by reasearch about what hair tests can mean.

As you say both show two different sets of results for minerals, this doesnt mean one is right and one is wrong ect.. but infact they both could be right for the times of when they were taken.

For example showing low levels of magnesium on one test and high levels on another. Could mean you had low levels the first test, but the second test you could still have low levels but yet you are recieveing alot of magnesium but your body is not absporbing it so therefore its showing alot in your hair, i hope this makes sense lol.

If your ever bored or have a bit of time give these a read regarding your hair results :)

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/HOW_TO_hair_test.html

Had to respond to the aluminum in your test! I had tons of aluminum and got rid of it by iv chelation with EDTA, but I kept wondering where in the heck I got it from. I avoided aluminum in pans and deordorant all my life, knowing the danger.

After much research, I found an article online that explained that a lack of MAGNESIUM (which may be the cause of your heart rythmm issue) and an imbalance of calcium (we are a calcium oriented society; milk, ice cream) somehow causes the body to "collect" and retain aluminum. Seems mag and cal "fight" each other.

I will try to find the article for you if you'd like. But it sounds like some of your issues are coming together, similar to mine.

I'd get on top of that or the aluminum will collect in your body over the years until it affects your brain (forgetting things, similar to alzheimer's).

I really suggest magnesium orotate as it is most effectively utlized in the body without causing diarhhea or stomach upset. And mag takes along time to saturate the tissues; I can take 6000 mgs per day (oked by the dr, md and nd) without problems and it really helps the heart, along with hyaluronic acid. In fact, the connective tissue disorder site says they work together.