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What is the Trace Elements Hair Mineral / Toxic Analysis?

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The Trace Elements Hair Mineral Analysis is a non-invasive test that measures over 30 essential and toxic minerals from a small hair sample. It goes beyond blood and urine tests to reveal mineral imbalances and exposure to harmful toxins that accumulate in the body over time. For example, did you know hair is a unique tissue that reflects long-term exposure to trace elements like aluminum and toxic elements like lead, arsenic, and cadmium?

Why is the Trace Elements Hair Mineral Analysis Important?

Understanding your mineral levels is important for unexplained health issues. A deficiency in magnesium, for instance, can disrupt sleep and muscle function, while high levels of arsenic might point to environmental toxin exposure. Each marker tells a story about your nutrition, metabolism, and potential toxin burden, offering insights you can’t get from other standard blood tests.

Why Should You Consider Ordering the Trace Elements Hair Analysis?

If you’re dealing with fatigue, or unexplained symptoms, this test can be a game-changer. Elevated levels of mercury, often linked to seafood consumption, can quietly affect your nervous system. Detecting these imbalances early helps you take actionable steps toward wellness and vitality. Don’t let hidden imbalances hold you back from restoring your health.

Comprehensive testing for 30+ minerals, both essential and toxic.
Personalized recommendations to address imbalances (add-on)
Conveniently collect your hair sample from home.

Labs Included in Your Hair Mineral Analysis Order

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Hair Minerals

Test Name	Reference Ranges	Biomarker Significance	Low and High Levels
Calcium	Adults: 200-600 mg/kg	Essential for bone health and muscle function.	High: May indicate hyperparathyroidism or vitamin D excess. Low: Could signal deficiency or malabsorption.
Magnesium	Adults: 25-75 mg/kg	Supports nerve function and energy production.	High: Suggests kidney dysfunction. Low: Can cause cramps or irregular heartbeat.
Sodium	Adults: 200-400 mg/kg	Regulates fluid balance and nerve function.	High: May lead to hypertension. Low: Can cause confusion or seizures.
Potassium	Adults: 100-200 mg/kg	Crucial for heart and muscle function.	High: Can result in cardiac arrhythmias. Low: May cause muscle weakness.
Copper	Adults: 10-30 mg/kg	Important for iron metabolism and neurological health.	High: Indicates potential Wilson’s disease. Low: Leads to anemia and neurological issues.
Zinc	Adults: 150-250 mg/kg	Vital for immune function and wound healing.	High: Can impair immune response. Low: Results in delayed healing and susceptibility to infections.
Phosphorus	Adults: 100-200 mg/kg	Key component of bones and teeth.	High: May cause organ damage. Low: Leads to muscle weakness.
Iron	Adults: 5-25 mg/kg	Essential for oxygen transport in blood.	High: Suggests hemochromatosis. Low: Causes anemia and fatigue.
Manganese	Adults: 0.2-1.0 mg/kg	Involved in bone formation and energy metabolism.	High: Can lead to neurological issues. Low: May impair growth and metabolism.
Chromium	Adults: 0.1-0.5 mg/kg	Enhances insulin action and glucose metabolism.	High: Might cause skin irritation. Low: Leads to impaired glucose tolerance.
Selenium	Adults: 0.5-1.5 mg/kg	Protects cells from oxidative damage.	High: Results in selenosis. Low: Increases risk of heart disease.
Cobalt	Adults: 0.01-0.1 mg/kg	Component of vitamin B12, vital for red blood cell production.	High: May cause cardiomyopathy. Low: Leads to anemia.
Germanium	Adults: 0.01-0.1 mg/kg	May have antioxidant properties and support immune health.	High: Could cause kidney damage. Low: Currently, no known deficiencies are clinically relevant.
Molybdenum	Adults: 0.03-0.15 mg/kg	Supports enzyme functions related to detoxification.	High: May impair copper metabolism. Low: Can lead to developmental delays.
Sulfur	Adults: Normal range varies	Plays a role in protein synthesis and detoxification.	High: May cause mild digestive upset. Low: Associated with joint pain or brittle nails.
Rubidium	Adults: 1-5 mg/kg	A trace element with potential effects on neurotransmitter activity.	High: Could alter nerve function. Low: Not well-documented clinically.
Lithium	Adults: 0.05-0.2 mg/kg	Essential for neurological health at low levels.	High: May cause toxicity with neurological symptoms. Low: Could be linked to mood imbalances.
Nickel	Adults: 0.05-0.2 mg/kg	A trace metal with potential allergenic properties.	High: Can cause dermatitis or allergic reactions. Low: Not clinically significant.
Strontium	Adults: 1-10 mg/kg	Important for bone health but toxic at high levels.	High: May affect bone development negatively. Low: Rarely a concern.
Tin	Adults: 0.01-0.1 mg/kg	A trace metal with industrial toxicity concerns.	High: Can cause gastrointestinal distress. Low: Not clinically significant.
Vanadium	Adults: 0.01-0.05 mg/kg	May play a role in glucose metabolism at trace levels.	High: Can interfere with cellular functions. Low: Minimal clinical relevance.

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Hair Toxic Elements

Test Name	Reference Ranges	Biomarker Significance	Low and High Levels
Uranium	Adults: <0.05 mg/kg	A toxic element linked to kidney damage at high levels.	High: Can lead to kidney and bone issues. Low: No known health concerns.
Arsenic	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Highly toxic and linked to cancer risk.	High: Indicates potential exposure to contaminated water or food. Low: No clinical significance.
Beryllium	Adults: <0.001 mg/kg	Toxic metal associated with lung diseases.	High: May cause lung inflammation. Low: No clinical concerns.
Mercury	Adults: <0.03 mg/kg	A neurotoxin that can impair brain function.	High: Linked to seafood consumption or industrial exposure. Low: Not clinically significant.
Cadmium	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Toxic heavy metal affecting kidneys and lungs.	High: May result from smoking or industrial exposure. Low: No clinical significance.
Lead	Adults: <0.02 mg/kg	Highly toxic, affecting neurological and developmental health.	High: Indicates exposure to old paint, water pipes, or contaminated soil. Low: Not clinically significant.
Aluminum	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Associated with neurotoxicity at elevated levels.	High: Suggests environmental exposure to aluminum sources. Low: No clinical concerns.
Barium	Adults: <0.001 mg/kg	Toxic in high concentrations, affecting heart and nerves.	High: Exposure to industrial waste or contaminated food. Low: No known concerns.
Bismuth	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Used in some medications but toxic at high levels.	High: May cause kidney damage or neurological issues. Low: Not clinically significant.
Platinum	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Used in cancer therapies but toxic in environmental exposure.	High: May indicate industrial exposure. Low: Not clinically relevant.
Thallium	Adults: <0.005 mg/kg	A highly toxic metal affecting the nervous system.	High: Linked to poisoning from industrial exposure. Low: No clinical relevance.
Titanium	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Commonly used in medical devices, low toxicity.	High: May reflect environmental exposure. Low: No known health effects.
Tungsten	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Toxic at high levels, may affect kidneys.	High: May cause kidney or neurological issues. Low: No known health impact.
Zirconium	Adults: <0.01 mg/kg	Low toxicity, used in medical applications.	High: Reflects industrial exposure. Low: Not clinically relevant.

According to PubMed, hair analysis provides unique insights into chronic exposure to elements, offering a window into long-term nutritional and environmental health.

Trace Elements Hair Analysis FAQ

What is the Trace Elements Hair Analysis for?

This test helps identify mineral imbalances and exposure to harmful toxins, offering insights into your body’s long-term nutritional and environmental health.

What are the signs and symptoms of mineral imbalances?

Symptoms can include fatigue, headaches, difficulty concentrating, muscle cramps, or unexplained mood changes. Toxic levels of elements like lead can cause more serious health issues.

How often should I retest?

It’s recommended to retest every 3-6 months to monitor changes in mineral levels and track your progress after implementing health interventions.

How accurate is the test?

The Trace Elements Labs Hair Analysis is highly accurate when samples are collected and handled properly. Laboratory processes ensure reliable results.

What’s the Difference Between Hair, Blood, and Urine Heavy Metal Tests?

Hair Testing:

Reflects heavy metals accumulated in hair over weeks or months.
Ideal for assessing long-term exposure, such as over the past few months.
Less effective for detecting recent exposure since hair grows slowly.

Blood Testing:

Identifies heavy metals currently present in the bloodstream.
Best for detecting recent or short-term exposure, like within the last few days or weeks.
Metal levels decrease quickly as they leave the blood and are stored in tissues.

Urine Testing:

Shows the heavy metals your body is excreting.
Helpful for identifying ongoing exposure or the body’s removal process.
Can also reveal levels after using substances that release metals from tissues (provoked testing).

Stool Testing:

Shows heavy metals being eliminated through the digestive tract.
Can help identify gastrointestinal excretion patterns but may not reflect total body burden.
Results can vary due to diet, digestion, and how metals are processed by the body.
Less commonly standardized compared to blood or urine tests, making interpretation more complex.

Are test results private and confidential?

Receive test results securely on TrueHealthLabs.com under “My Account.” It’s critical that you share them with your physician. Results may be disclosed to health authorities only if legally mandated. Review our privacy policy for more details.

Important Notes:

This test cannot be used with colored hair.
This test is not eligible for results consultation.
See the sample report for exact reference ranges.

Medical Review Board

Reviewed by Jeff Donohue M.D. from Body Logic and Brady Hurst DC, CCCN. Written by True Health Lab’s team of editorial health contributors.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and not intended as medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance.

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