I wonder if the high calcium is a result of not having enough of mag, Vit K and D to get the CA where it needs to be. But that's just a guess. You can have excess copper in hair samples from external hair products or swimming pool chemicals.

This delicate balance with copper, iron and zinc is beyond me. All I know is that they exist and you need to look a the bigger picture. When John did his first hair analysis it was before he started treatment for his bone marrow. His Zinc was high. The nutritionist told us that zinc dumps into the hair when vitamin D is low. And his cobalt was low...an indication that B12 is insufficient.
His blood serum B12 was a "normal" 392. HA! We were in such turmoil at the time and didn't have the luxury of time to research and correct nutritional issues before his treatment.