Doctor’s Data

Hair Elements analysis provides information regarding recent and ongoing exposure 22 nutrition data points and 17 toxic elements

Plasma levels of Ox-LDL are a sensitive biomarker of atherosclerosis. Note: This is a pre-paid shipping test kit that will be mailed and it requires a blood draw. Please Click Here to locate a lab for specimen collection.

The Urine Toxic Metals profile is a complete assessment of urine metal excretion. This test is useful for anyone undergoing heavy metal detoxification therapy, or who wants to assess current heavy metal exposure. Doctors often use this test for excretion of heavy metals via heavy metal detoxification therapy.

Reports 20 toxic elements and 18 nutritional elements in the urine. Assessment of toxic metal retention and essential element status. Monitors detoxification therapy

Provides a reliable means of identifying short-term toxic element exposure and evaluating intracellular mineral nutrient status. Results help to quickly pinpoint imbalances underlying conditions such as chronic fatigue, depression, ADHD, and cardiovascular disease.  Note: This is a pre-paid shipping test kit that will be mailed and it requires a blood draw. Please Click Here to locate a lab for specimen collection.

This test is performed to identify abnormal intestinal microflora, but does not directly assess abnormal digestion/absorption, inflammation or other specific aspects of gastrointestinal health.

Methylation is a process by which a gene's behavior is altered, but the gene itself isn't changed. It requires Vitamin B12 and Folic Acid to convert nutrients from food to energy. If the process is blocked, through stress, viruses, toxins, etc., Glutathione cannot be created. Glutathione detoxifies the body, among other body processes. Note: This is a pre-paid shipping test kit that will be mailed and it requires a blood draw. Please Click Here to locate a lab for specimen collection.

Assessment of element levels in whole blood is a valuable tool for identification of dietary adequacy, gastrointestinal, renal and endocrine functions, and excess or deficiency conditions.  Note: This is a pre-paid shipping test kit that will be mailed and it requires a blood draw. Please Click Here to locate a lab for specimen collection.

Analysis of elements in feces provides indirect information about the potential for toxic metal burden. For many toxic metals, fecal (biliary) excretion is the primary natural route of elimination from the body. Fecal elemental analysis also provides a direct indication of dietary exposure to toxic metals

Hair Elements analysis provides information regarding recent and ongoing exposure to 31 potentially toxic metals.