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I was wondering if anyone has had a hair analysis done. And if so, did you get any treatments for anything that may have shown up on it? Was it helpful ...or a bunch a hooey.
I did read on one thread that Geneva Labs are good (was Great Smoky Mt. in the past) And was wondering if anyone knew of others. I am going to assume a lot of docs don't do these and wouldn't have any idea where to send it, much less even think it worthwhile as a diagnostic tool.

Any thoughts would be appreciated
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