Can a toxic and essential elements hair test by Doctor's Data, inc. be used as evidence and hold up in criminal court?

I suspected my place of work of poisoning its clients in a nursing home, I started inquiring. I got really sick before I went on vacation and then I got sick a second time for the whole week when I returned. I was even losing hair. My work suddenly laid me off because a married woman worker complained that I pushed her advances away from me. I live in an area with high amounts of retired people so by the time I wondered if I had been poisoned, it took a month to get to the doctor then she wanted to send me to another specialist but it would take too long to get in as I read certain poisons leave the body within a few months. So I got a toxic and essential hair test done through Doctor's Data inc. which came back showing I had almost 4X normal amount of Boron and almost 3X normal amount of Selenium as well as higher amounts in other "essential elements" (none of the toxic levels were above average).