Hair Minerals and Toxins Analysis – Testing What It Reveals?

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Hair Minerals and Toxins Analysis Testing What
It Reveals?

• Get The Health Report Without Taking Any Drop of
  Blood

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How a Hair Test is Useful?

• Hair Minerals and Toxins Analysis Testing is a
  useful test to determine the hidden and
  asymptomatic (subclinical) trends and tendencies
  that exist in the body. If left unchanged and
  unaddressed, they can pave the path to
  development of disease processes in the body.
  Hence, with the interpretation provided by Hair
  Minerals and Toxins Analysis , you can take the
  right actions for your health today!

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Let's see what HMTA reveals

• Metabolic Predispositions
• Each individual is different not only
  biologically, but also metabolically. Assessing
  who you are in terms of both of these allows us
  to understand and correct the causes of many
  atypical symptoms as well as biochemical trends
  and tendencies by tailoring a proper diet and
  supplementation.
• The Truth is it is not normal. Its revealing the
  underlying problem Just because every woman today
  goes through PMS, it is accepted as NORMAL.

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Trends Tendencies in The Development of Many
Diseases

• Healthy periods are an important determinant
  while evaluating the health of girls/women.
  Periods are so much about how a woman feels
  everyday. Its about her productivity, energy
  levels, hair, skin, moods and the list is long!
  Interpretation of the Hair Minerals and Toxins
  Analysis (HMTA) will help you determine not only
  your trends and tendencies, but also other causes
  leading to many disorders (including
  psychological ones). Hair Test (HMTA) is able to
  show you the potential health problems that may
  occur at some point in the future. So, Hair
  Minerals and Toxins Analysis (HMTA) can be
  considered an important element of prevention of
  diseases. Another benefit of Hair Minerals and
  Toxins Analysis (HMTA) is its ability to
  determine the model of progress, i.e.
  re-evaluating your health in relation to a
  previous adjustment in eating habits, lifestyle,
  stress management and physical activity.

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Balance of Minerals

• Without minerals or a set ratio between them,
  biochemical processes will not occur properly.
  This is because theyre a component of and
  starting point for thousands of metabolic
  enzymes the decision-making factor determining
  the condition and performance of glands, organs
  and tissues an inseparable element in hormone
  production and they guarantee the absorption of
  vitamins, amino acids and unsaturated fatty
  acids. Therefore, if you analyze the level of or
  ratio between minerals, youll learn about the
  existing and potential causes of your ailments
  and diseases.

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Degree of Heavy Metal Load in Your Body

• By assessing the relative ratios of all toxic
  metals, Hair Minerals and Toxins Analysis (HMTA)
  is able to precisely establish the degree of
  accumulation of the most toxic ones, regardless
  of whether theyre hidden in the brain, lymph
  nodes, bones or liver.

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Extent of Carbohydrate Tolerance

• In the era of a high incidence of diabetes (often
  asymptomatic in its hidden stage), Hair Minerals
  and Toxins Analysis (HMTA) can show a trend or
  tendency to developing the disease. Hair Minerals
  and Toxins Analysis (HMTA) has the ability to
  determine an individualised nutrition and
  supplementation programme that is appropriate for
  the person in question. Especially since its the
  loss of mineral ratios thats behind this type of
  disorder.
• For example, in a person with asymptomatic
  development of diabetes, the tendency can be
  identified by a quantitative analysis of the
  spark plugs responsible for the biochemical
  processes involved in diabetes. If there are
  deficiencies of chromium, zinc, magnesium for eg,
  they can be adjusted, preventing further
  progression of this type of tendency.

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Patterns of Mental Stress

• Biochemical imbalances increase ones
  susceptibility to mental stress or mental
  disorders. Hair Minerals and Toxins Analysis Test
  (HMTA) can determine the outcome of both types of
  stress, and provide recommendations to correct
  the trends and tendencies of patterns associated
  with a propensity for psychiatric disorders.

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The State of Your Autonomic Nervous System

• The autonomic nervous system operates without our
  control. It decides on the quality of sleep,
  peristalsis (bowel movement), heartbeat, blinking
  of the eyelids, etc. HMTA can determine and
  identify the causes of disturbances in its
  functioning, which may be due to, for example, a
  lack of specific enzymes (such as ingredients
  necessary for their production) responsible for
  the elimination of heavy metals from the body.
• Most chronic diseases have biochemical
  foundations and it can be different for different
  individuals. So, if you want to get the answer to
  the question of Who am I metabolically?, Hair
  Minerals and Toxins Analysis (HMTA) is what you
  need. The problem could be your metabolism, which
  means the capacity of converting individual
  ingredients into energy.

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Also Read This-

• A hair test can also help you to plan a
  personalized nutritional diet. If you want to
  know more then read our article How Does Hair
  Mineral and Toxins Analysis Test Guide You For a
  Personalized Nutrition Plan?.

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