Testing for Toxins: Detect Hidden Health Threats

If you're concerned about the possibility of heavy metal accumulation in your body, the Toxic Metals Panel Fecal Test measures fecal levels of antimony, arsenic, beryllium, bismuth, cadmium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, platinum, thallium, tungsten and uranium.

Now includes lead testing!

Blood testing for aluminum, arsenic, mercury, and lead can identify safe levels as well as toxic levels of these heavy metals that we are sometimes exposed to in our environment.

The Toxic and Essential Metals Profile provides a deep dive into both the body’s toxic metal burden and excretion for 20 toxic and 18 essential elements with a convenient, non-invasive 24-hour urine collection.

Toxic pollutants affect our bodies several different ways. 

Glutathione is an antioxidant molecule that exists within cells, where it helps combat free radicals. Measurement of blood concentrations of glutathione can help guide dietary measures that boost levels of this beneficial compound.

Mercury is a toxic element that has no known use in the body. To evaluate possible recent organic mercury exposure, whole blood mercury testing, as opposed to measurement of mercury in serum or plasma, is the preferred method of testing.

The whole blood arsenic test evaluates levels of the element arsenic, which can be toxic to the body at high levels. Long-term or industrial exposure to arsenic is associated with several health concerns.

Arsenic is a toxic metal found in both in our environment and in many foods. This test checks for urinary arsenic levels, and the different forms of arsenic if present.

The metal aluminum has no known use in the human body and has been found to be elevated in the brains of Alzheimer’s disease patients. Blood testing can assure us of safe levels or flag potential toxicity.

This blood test measures whole blood levels of lead, a toxic heavy metal. Whole blood testing is the best test to measure the extent of acute or recent lead exposure.

Industrial exposure can elevate our levels of the trace mineral chromium, which is involved in metabolism--take this test if you are concerned.

Analyzes genetics in 7 key areas of health (methylation, neurotransmitters, mitochondrial health, detoxification, inflammation, and more) and provides genetically targeted nutritional suggestions.

Concerned with mold exposure? The Mold Exposure Mycotoxin panel helps determine the body’s mold exposure by measuring urinary mycotoxins.

Is your home making you sick? Check for environmental mold and mycotoxins in your home or other location with this convenient swab kit! The EMMA is the best way to check for mold around you.

Want to get the complete picture and test both the body’s mycotoxin exposure as well as the mold and mycotoxins in your home? This combination provides the best insight into mold exposure concerns.

At least 24% percent of the population has a genetically induced predisposition to become ill upon exposure to toxins from mold. The HLA-DR Mold Genetic Test evaluates genes that may determine our susceptibility to mold illness.