Who is this test suitable for?

Are you losing more and more hair and you don’t know why? Do you suffer from constant exhaustion? Do you have the feeling that you can not fully exploit your performance?

Heavy metal exposure (e.g. due to amalgam fillings) or a deficiency of minerals can trigger various everyday complaints. The hair mineral analysis can provide initial indications of a mineral deficiency/surplus or possible exposure to heavy metals. It helps your therapist to obtain indications of which nutrients are needed or which heavy metals can be eliminated in order to achieve optimal performance.

The test includes the following groups.

Minerals:

• calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium
• phosphorus, copper, zinc, iron
• manganese, chromium, selenium, cobalt
• molybdenum, sulfur

Heavy metals:

• arsenic, beryllium, mercury
• cadmium, lead, aluminum
• uranium

Trace elements:

• germanium, barium, bismuth, rubidium
• lithium, nickel, platinum, thallium
• vanadium, strontium, tin, titanium
• tungsten, zirconium

How does the test work?

You take the hair sample at home, send it back to us and we send you your result with information about the respective minerals and heavy metals. At the same time, you will find out whether these values are within the corresponding normal range and, above all, whether they are in a healthy relationship to each other.

Note: Please use only hair that has not been dyed, bleached or permed in the last 60 days. This includes natural dyes such as henna.

What does the hair mineral analysis result contain and what happens next?

Your findings contain detailed information on the above-mentioned mineral and heavy metal values and whether they are in a balanced relationship to each other. You can then discuss these results with your doctor or alternative practitioner, who can advise you on how to proceed and on the various therapy options.

What assistance do I get with my results?

Due to the complexity of mineral balance and the variety of effects of heavy metal exposure, we recommend that you discuss your test result with an experienced physician or therapist.