Throughout the last century, advances in industrialization, manufacturing, and technology have resulted in ever-increasing amounts of toxic elements being released into the environment. From air pollution, tooth fillings, skin creams, and paint dyes, to batteries, seafood, vegetables, tap water, and dietary supplements, toxic exposure now commonly occurs through a multitude of diverse vectors. Most of these elements remain in the environment long after the original exposure source is gone. Over a lifetime, these toxic elements may accumulate inside the human body in tissue such as fat and bone, being broken down and eliminated very slowly. Eventually, this increasing toxic burden can trigger a variety of physical and cognitive disorders, including depression, anxiety, memory loss, and fatigue.

Even at relatively low levels, toxic elements have the destructive capability to damage nerves and tissue; strong clinical evidence points to their potential role in early neurodevelopment disorders, such as Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, as well as in neurodegenerative conditions of aging such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. Heart disease, impaired kidney function, respiratory illness, weakened immune function, gastrointestinal dysfunction, and increased cancer risk have also been linked to chronic toxic element exposure.

Do You or Someone You Know Suffer From:

Allergies Manic depressive disorder
Alzheimer's disease
ADHD
Asthma Rheumatoid arthritis
Autoimmune diseases
Amylotrophic lateral sclerosis
Anorexia nervosa
Anxiety
Ankylosing spondylitis
Juvenile arthritis
Borderline personality disorder
Bulimia
Chronic fatigue
Colitis
Crohn's disease
Depression
Environmental illness
Endocrine problems
Fibromyalgia
Gastritis
Lupus
Multiple chemical sensitivities
Myasthenia gravis
Parkinson's disease
Schizophrenia
Sciatica
Panic attacks
Learning disabilities
Sleep disorders
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Yeast syndrome
Or, other life limiting problems your doctor can't do much about?
DO YOU KNOW ANYONE IN THE FOLLOWING JOBS?

TOP 20 Jobs That Are Exposed to Toxic Metals:
1.) Coal Miners
2.) Photographers
3.) Painters
4.) Carpenters
5.) Doctors
6.) Veterinarians
7.) Mechanics
8.) Chemists
9.) Firemen
10.) Policemen
11.) Tow Truck Drivers
12.) Artists
13.) Dentists
14.) Engineers
15.) Airport personnel
16.) Welders
17.) Pilots
18.) Farmers
19.) Teachers
20.) Nurses

The question is, who is NOT exposed to toxic metals? The statistics are staggering!

The Toxic Element Exposure Profile assesses levels of 20 potentially damaging elements using a hair sample. A substantial body of scientific literature supports hair analysis as an accurate, reliable gauge of long-term toxic exposure. Because hair follicles are exposed to the blood supply during growth, element concentrations in hair reflect concentration in other body tissues. Should levels be elevated, a variety of clinical and lifestyle interventions can be implemented to reduce toxic burden; follow-up hair testing provides a good indication of long-term treatment effectiveness (after 3-4 months).

Aluminum Cadmium Mercury Thallium
Antimony Copper Nickel Thorium
Arsenic Gallium Palladium Tin
Barium Germanium Platinum Tungsten
Bismuth Lead Tellurium Uranium

Although everyone is potentially exposed to toxic elements, this comprehensive profile is particularly relevant for individuals employed in high risk occupations, including welding, metal working, mining, battery production, aerospace work, optical fiber and lighting manufacturing, and various other high technology and metal manufacturing industries. Because of their unique physiologies, children and other adults (especially post-menopausal women) are also much more vulnerable to the negative health effects of toxic element exposure.

All lab tests can be done through the mail in the privacy of your own home, except blood tests, we send you to a lab to have your blood drawn for these. After you pay for the test we mail you the kit, the results take two weeks, the test results will be mailed to us and we will call you to go over the results, its that easy! All tests include the consultation for the report of findings.

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