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HTMA Analysis Testing Services


HTMA Screening Test

The Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) test is a diagnostic tool used to assess the mineral levels and imbalances in a person's body. It involves analyzing a small sample of hair to determine the concentrations of various minerals present.

HTMA hair sample collection

Sample Collection

During the test, a hair sample is collected from the individual and sent to a laboratory for analysis. The hair is typically taken from the back of the head, as it is believed to provide a more accurate representation of the body's mineral status over time.

HTMA Screening Test

The analysis of the hair sample provides valuable information about the individual's mineral levels, including essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, and copper, as well as toxic elements such as lead, mercury, and arsenic. It can also reveal any imbalances or ratios between these minerals, which can provide insights into potential health issues or nutritional deficiencies.


HTMA is often used as a complementary tool in functional medicine and naturopathy to help identify underlying causes of various health conditions. It is believed that imbalances in mineral levels can contribute to a wide range of health problems, including fatigue, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, and mood disorders.


Based on the results of the HTMA test, healthcare practitioners can develop personalized treatment plans that may include dietary changes, targeted supplementation, or detoxification protocols to help restore balance and improve overall health and well-being.


It is important to note that while HTMA can provide valuable insights, it should not be used as the sole diagnostic tool. It is typically used in combination with other clinical assessments and tests to gain a comprehensive understanding of an individual's health status.

ADVANTAGES OF HAIR TISSUE MINERAL ANALYSIS

  • Hair specimens can be collected more quickly and easily than blood, urine, or any other tissue, using a non-invasive method.
  • Hair analysis is more cost-effective than mineral testing through other means.
  • Unlike blood, hair is less susceptible to the homeostatic mechanisms that quickly affect trace element levels.
  • Long-term deviations of mineral retention or losses are more easily detected in hair than blood.
  • Concentrations of most elements in the hair are significantly higher than found in the blood and other tissues.
  • Hair provides a record of past as well as present trace element levels, i.e. biological activity.
  • Hair provides information of substances entering the hair from the blood serum as well as from external sources.
  • Hair is invaluable in the assessment of toxic metal levels.

What's Included:

  • Patient Copy of the test results (graphic illustration of levels and ratios).
  • A complete individualized evaluation and detailed discussion of the patient's metabolic type, current mineral levels and ratios, and their impact upon body chemistry.
  • Recommendations of specific foods and food groups, along with an explanation of why each food is suggested.
  • Supplement recommendations based upon age, sex, metabolic type, mineral patterns and specific need as seen on the tissue mineral analysis and other accompanying clinical test data and history. (Subject to changes by the attending health-care professional)
  • 1 Telehealth appointment and analysis by Natural Medicine Practitioner, Jennifer Smith


**If you are a member of the Functional Remedies Virtual Care program, you can purchase this at a discounted rate within the membership.


ATTENTION New York State residents: NY Public Health Law Section 574 prohibits hair analysis laboratories from processing hair samples from residents of New York at this time. We cannot process hair analysis orders with a NY State shipping address. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Choose a pricing plan

One Time HTMA Test and Consultation

$299
  • One time charge
  • One HTMA test, consultatiion and report
  • Nutritional balancing recommendations
  • Supplement recommendations

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