Testing hair for minerals and trace elements is highly valuable, as these nutrients are essential for many metabolic functions. While the body can produce many vitamins on its own, it cannot create the vital minerals and trace elements needed when deficiencies occur. Moreover, our system cannot easily eliminate harmful heavy metals.

The hair mineral test offers several advantages over blood or stool tests. By examining the ratios between various minerals, we can gain deep insights into how the body functions. These relationships are complex, but this test helps identify patterns that link mineral imbalances in hair samples to the functioning of key organs in the body.

This test is considered reliable and is supported by several scientific publications. Research literature indicates that trace elements in hair accurately reflect what the body is absorbing and storing over time. In other words, a hair sample can reveal which nutrients the body is retaining — offering a long-term view of nutritional status.