HTMA

Hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA) is a diagnostic test that offers valuable insights into a person's intracellular mineral and heavy metal levels based on a small sample of their hair. This non-invasive procedure can provide information about the body's mineral balance, which is vital for various physiological functions. HTMA is used to detect mineral imbalances, deficiencies, or toxic metal exposure, which may be linked to various health issues such as fatigue, thyroid problems, adrenal disfunction, metabolic insufficiency, hormonal imbalances, and even certain chronic diseases. 

GI Map

The GI Map is a diagnostic test that provides comprehensive insights into a person's gastrointestinal health based on a small stool sample. This non-invasive procedure offers valuable information about the microbiome composition, presence of pathogens, levels of beneficial bacteria, and markers of intestinal health. The GI Map test is utilized to detect microbial imbalances, gut dysbiosis, infections, inflammation, and other gastrointestinal disturbances that may be associated with a range of health issues such as digestive disorders, autoimmune conditions, chronic inflammation, food sensitivities, and even mental health disorders.

HTMA & GI Map

Testing both the HTMA and the GI Map together offers a comprehensive approach to assessing an individual's overall health and well-being. The HTMA provides insights into intracellular mineral levels and heavy metal exposure, which can impact physiological functions and contribute to various health issues. Meanwhile, the GI Map offers a detailed analysis of gastrointestinal health, including microbiome composition, pathogen presence, and markers of intestinal health. By combining these two tests, we gain a more holistic understanding of potential imbalances or dysfunctions within the body, addressing both systemic and gut-specific factors that may be contributing to an individual's health concerns.