Care for Hair Health & Mineral Harmony

Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) is a type of tissue test that measures the levels of minerals and trace elements present in the hair.
This test is often used in complementary medicine to assess a person’s nutritional and health status, identify potential exposure to toxic metals, and evaluate metabolic types.

How Hair Analysis is Done
A small sample of hair is collected from the back of the scalp, close to the scalp, then sent to a specialized laboratory for analysis.

Mineral Testing
The laboratories test a group of essential and heavy minerals, such as calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper, iron, lead, mercury, and arsenic.

Position

Infectious Disease

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Experience

12 years

Contact Number

+91 123 456 789

Uses of Hair Analysis

Nutritional Assessment Hair analysis is used to identify nutritional deficiencies or imbalances. Minerals play a fundamental role in body functions, and the analysis may reveal patterns of nutritional deficiency.
Toxic Metal Exposure The analysis can reveal exposure to toxic metals such as lead, mercury, aluminum, and cadmium, which may accumulate in the body over time.
Determining Metabolic Type The test helps determine the individual's metabolic rate (e.g., “fast oxidizer” or “slow oxidizer”), which can influence dietary and lifestyle recommendations.
Health Indicators The test provides information on stress levels, adrenal and thyroid function, and possible signs of inflammation.
Mineral disturbances and Hormonal malfunctions
Mineral disturbances and psychological reflections
Mineral disturbances and childhood metabolic and psychological disturbances

Hair analysis is a non-invasive, relatively simple test that can offer insight into long-term exposure to minerals (over several months), unlike blood tests which only show current levels.