Which Tests Should I Take?

Going Through the Menopause

If you going through the menopause then you should take the following tests:

Mineral Analysis Test with Supplement and Nutritional Assessment Programme

Have you ever gone into a health food shop and looked at the array of supplements on the shelf and wondered what you should be taking? Well, it is now possible for you to find out what deficiencies of minerals and excesses of heavy toxic metals are present in your body by having a personalised supplement programme designed specifically for your needs. By laboratory testing and analysing a small sample of your hair it is possible to assess the levels of the minerals calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, manganese, copper and chromium present in your body. The analysis also provides valuable information on the levels of heavy toxic metal present including mercury, aluminium, lead, cadmium and arsenic. When you know the levels of these minerals then you will know what you really need to be taking that will benefit you the most. The analysis of this test also lets you know what you should be eating in order to help you function at your peak levels of energy and health.

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Osteoporosis Bone Turnover Test

This is a special non-invasive urine test which was developed in America. Osteoporosis literally means porous bones, bones that are filled with tiny holes. In bones affected with osteoporosis, new bone formation does not keep up with bone loss (this is called bone turnover) which causes the bones to become more brittle. This urine test assesses your bone turnover by measuring biochemical markers in the urine which are excreted as bone breaks down. So find out if your bone turnover is higher than it should be. If it is, then you need to take action and, along with the results, we will advise you as to what choices are available to you.

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Areas of Interest

General Health
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Digestive Problems
Food Intolerances
Stress
Trying to conceive
Previous Miscarriage