Removing toxic heavy metals from your body can vastly improve your health, mental functioning, energy and performance. And it’s important to note that everyone has heavy metals in their body; the question is how much of these metals do you have?
Presently, humanity is exposed to the highest levels of toxic metals in recorded history – up to several thousand times higher than just a hundred years ago. You MUST remove them if you are to enjoy a life of health and vibrant energy.
But before detoxing these metals, you must know exactly which heavy metals – and exactly how much of them – are in your body. And the only way to know is to test!
This article is about the best method for doing just that…
Hair mineral analysis, or HTMA, is a toxicology screen for heavy metals including uranium, lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, aluminum, nickel, and more. It is the best, most reliable indicator of toxicity and the #1 way to pinpoint and monitor your heavy metal levels.
No other test, including urine, stool or blood tests, can show ALL your heavy metals toxicities, as they are buried deep in the bones, brain and organs.
Many health conditions are caused or exacerbated by heavy metal toxicity.
Metals can contribute to any imaginable health ailment or condition including cases of diabetes (iron), cancer (cadmium), multiple sclerosis (mercury), Alzheimer’s disease (aluminum), and others.
This is why I recommend that everyone undergo heavy metals testing.
Heavy Metals Are the Hidden Culprit Behind MANY Health Challenges
Hair mineral analysis reveals and explains the causes of many health symptoms and disease, whose underlying causes are largely related to nutritional deficiencies, mineral imbalances and heavy metal and chemical toxicity.
Your hair can be tested because it is one of many places the body eliminates minerals and heavy metals. The individual mineral levels, ratios of minerals to each other and patterns of minerals deposited in the hair reveal all kinds of things about your body chemistry and health conditions.
However, a properly interpreted hair analysis can reveal various mineral imbalances that indicate a tendency for various conditions. A hair mineral analysis provides a picture of body chemistry including:
- Heavy Metal Toxicity
- Mineral Deficiencies and Imbalances
- Metabolic Rate (fast or slow)
- Adrenal Fatigue
- Thyroid Function
- Nervous System Imbalances
- Protein Synthesis
- Inflammation
- Energy Levels
- Mental Health Issues
- Liver & Kidney Stress
- Carbohydrate Tolerance & Blood Sugar Imbalances like Diabetes and Insulin resistance
And this only the beginning.
Read my article 13 Reasons to Get a Hair Mineral Analysis here.
Heavy Metals Are the SINGLE MOST TOXIC Class of Substances in Your Body Right Now…
And so, if you’re going to detox—doesn’t it make sense to remove them first? Especially if you’re experiencing any of the following:
- Confusion and Brain Fog
- Chronic Fatigue
- Weight Gain
- Low Energy
- Hormone Imbalance
- Adrenal Fatigue
- Thyroid Issues
- Low Libido
- Chronic gut infections like candida, parasites that you cannot conquer
- Constipation, Nausea, or Other Digestive Issues
- Headaches
- Weakness, Fatigue or Muscle Pain
- Joint pain
- Numbness & Tingling
- Chronic Pain
- Autoimmunity
See why heavy metals testing is so important?
Would You Invest a Few Minutes of Time to Avoid Wasting Years (and Thousands of Dollars) on Ineffective Health Solutions?
If you’re eating a perfect diet, taking high quality supplements, exercising, and you still don’t feel well…
You are missing a critical aspect of your health regime.
You need to detox heavy metals.
There are 40 years of research behind HTMA.
Hair mineral analysis is extremely accurate and valid as long as the hair is not washed by the lab, which washes away some minerals.
You simply have to use the right lab for heavy metals testing.
You can learn more about the test process I recommend and my HTMA story right here.
It will absolutely change your life.
Fatigue? Stubborn Fat? Candida? Aging? It Could ALL Be Due to Heavy Metals
That’s why an HTMA test is always the first thing I recommend to clients.
If you think you’ve been exposed to heavy metal pollutants, the best thing you can do is test the level of heavy metal levels in your body.
From that point on, I was able to detox hidden metals in my system, and transform my health.
If you too have tried many things, and aren’t getting the results you want, heavy metal toxicity could be why.
But the only way to know, and to actually know how to remove these dangerous metals, is to test with an HTMA.
It’s the least expensive and most convenient way to test for contaminants like aluminum. It doesn’t require any type of blood draw either – just a small sample of your hair. And there’s no need to even leave the house!
HTMA testing measures heavy metal and mineral concentrations in your hair, which is one of the most common places that heavy metals like to hide. It’s a good way to get a highly accurate snapshot of what’s going on in your body without invasive procedures or expensive scans.
Using an HTMA, you can identify exactly which heavy metals have infiltrated and been absorbed by your body so you can take actionable steps to protect your health.
The information revealed in an HTMA is crucial because, once you have pinpointed which pollutants are in your system, you can take actionable steps to:
- Support the body’s natural excretion of these pollutants from your system
- Shield yourself from further exposure to sources of these toxic health hazards
- Detox from everyday living
- Support and maintain a clean and healthy lifestyle
Once you have your HTMA test results, you can look at them with a trained practitioner and come up with a personalized plan to support your body’s natural detoxification.
If you think you’ve been exposed to health hazards like arsenic and it may be hiding in your system, order a Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis. From there, you can plan your next steps to reclaim your vitality.
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*Please note that A Hair Mineral Analysis (HTMA) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, reverse, or prevent any disease. It is not intended to replace any other medical test(s) that may be prescribed by your medical doctor.
