Heavy Metals & Toxins

This blood test measure levels of three types of heavy metals in the blood: Lead, Arsenic, and Mercury.

This urine test includes measuring levels of the following 6 heavy metals: Arsenic, Cadmium, Cobalt, Lead, Mercury & Thallium. Creatinine levels are included.

This blood test measures levels of arsenic in the blood to determine exposure.

This blood test is used to detect IgG antibodies in the blood that would have developed in response to a Black Mold exposure

This blood test is used to determine chromium levels for deficiency or toxicity.

This urine test is used to determine chromium levels for deficiency or toxicity.

This blood test monitors for industrial exposure to cobalt for toxicity or cobalt poisoning.

This urine test monitors industrial exposure to cobalt for toxicity or overexposure.

The Iron Test delivers clear insight into iron levels to help identify deficiency or overload and restore energy, balance, and overall health.

This test monitors lead levels in the blood. Lead is an extremely common and potentially dangerous type of heavy metal poisoning.

This urine test monitors exposure to lead or lead chelation therapy.

This test is used to measure and monitor the amount of lithium in the blood to check that they are in healthy and therapeutic ranges, instead of toxic levels.

This urine test checks levels of magnesium to evaluate for deficiency or toxicity through urine rather than blood.

This test evaluates the level of magnesium in the total blood serum deficiency or toxicity.

This blood test is used to monitor manganese levels or manganese exposure.

This blood test monitors levels of mercury, commonly found in industrial factories, old paint and some types of fish.

This urine test monitors levels of mercury, commonly found in industrial factories, old paint and some fish.

This blood test is used to monitor industrial exposure to selenium or to determine a selenium deficiency.

This urine test is used to monitor industrial exposure to selenium or to determine a selenium deficiency.

This blood test is used to determine zinc levels for deficiency or toxicity.

This urine test is used to determine zinc levels for deficiency or toxicity.

The Comprehensive Health Panel expands wellness testing to include iron status, helping assess energy levels, oxygen transport, and anemia risk. It’s an excellent choice for individuals seeking a complete picture of metabolic, blood, thyroid, and nutritional health.

The Standard Health Panel delivers a more comprehensive assessment by combining essential metabolic, cholesterol, blood, thyroid, and urinary testing. This panel offers deeper insight into how your major organs and systems are functioning together to support proactive, preventive care.

The Basic Health Panel provides a foundational overview of your overall health by evaluating key markers related to heart health, metabolism, kidney and liver function. It’s an ideal annual screening to identify early health risks and monitor changes before symptoms appear.