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Your Health Journey Starts with Understanding - No Hidden Fees or Commissions!
While many companies simply sell hair analysis kits online, the real value lies in proper interpretation of your results. The Remedy's Nutrition team brings decades of experience in nutritional health assessment and mineral balance evaluation.
Start with clarity - not guesswork. This package combines a Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) from a certified lab with professional interpretation and six consultations to help you understand your results and implement a realistic nutrition strategy over time.
No hidden fees or commissions. The focus is education, context, and practical guidance -so you can make informed choices.
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HTMA is designed to assess:
HTMA is not:
Many companies sell hair testing kits, but meaningful insight comes from experienced interpretation. Mineral results are contextual—especially when you consider ratios, patterns, and how the body may be using or eliminating specific elements.
Example: Elevated iron in hair can be misread as “good iron status.” In some cases, hair values may reflect elimination of excess iron—one reason interpretation matters and why we avoid one-size-fits-all conclusions.
Our philosophy: “Knowledge Empowers Healthy Choices.”
HTMA and blood work can answer different questions. HTMA is generally used as a complement to conventional testing—not a replacement.
| Aspect | HTMA (Hair Analysis) | Blood Tests |
|---|---|---|
| Time window | Often discussed as a longer-range pattern (commonly ~2–4 months) | A snapshot at the moment of testing |
| Use | Pattern & ratio-based interpretation for nutrition insight | Clinical markers assessed in a medical context |
| Collection | Non-invasive hair sample | Blood draw (lab visit) |
Your sample is analyzed by a certified laboratory.
We review the key patterns and ratios, answer questions, and help you build a plan you can realistically follow—step by step.
Disclaimer: If you have acute symptoms, urgent health concerns, or a medical condition, seek care from a qualified healthcare professional. HTMA is intended for educational and long-term nutrition insight and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
HTMA is a lab-based hair mineral analysis used to review essential minerals, mineral ratios, and pattern-based insights over a longer time window. It’s intended for educational nutrition context, not diagnosis.
Yes. You can collect a small hair sample at home (commonly from the nape of the neck) and mail it to the lab following the instructions provided.
It includes essential minerals and may also include toxic metals, depending on the lab panel used for your report.
Many HTMA panels may report items such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and aluminum. What appears depends on the specific lab panel and reporting format.
No. Hair testing is generally used for educational and long-term pattern insight. Medical diagnosis and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified healthcare professional.
HTMA interpretation often emphasizes mineral ratios and relationships (how minerals interact), plus overall patterns, rather than relying on a single number in isolation.
Because mineral data is contextual. Practitioner interpretation helps avoid oversimplified conclusions by considering ratios, relationships, and patterns across the report.
It can be. Hair values may reflect multiple dynamics (including use and elimination), so professional review helps keep interpretation grounded and practical.
HTMA is commonly discussed as reflecting a longer-range pattern—often noted around 2–4 months—rather than a single point-in-time snapshot.
They answer different questions. Blood tests are often a moment-in-time view, while HTMA is often used for longer-range patterns. Many people use HTMA as a complement to medical testing, not a replacement.
Next steps typically include a guided review of your results, clarification of key ratios/patterns, and a practical plan for nutrition and lifestyle foundations.
The consultations are used to explain your results in plain English, answer questions, and support step-by-step implementation over time (education/coaching only).
Supplement guidance may be included as part of educational nutrition coaching when appropriate. This is not medical treatment and does not replace medical advice.
No. HTMA is focused on minerals and toxic metals. It is not a drug screening test.
Often, yes. Many labs can use hair from other body areas. Follow the provided collection instructions for the best possible sample.
You collect a small hair sample at home and mail it to a certified lab for analysis. Once results are ready, we review your HTMA report with a focus on essential minerals, key ratios/patterns, and practical next steps through your included consultations.
Many HTMA panels include toxic metals such as mercury and lead (and may also list cadmium and aluminum). What is reported depends on the specific lab panel used for your test.
Cut a small amount of hair from the nape of the neck (no pulling). Place the sample into the provided container and follow the included instructions for mailing. If you don’t have head hair, the lab can often use hair from other body areas.
Note: This service is educational and intended to support nutrition insight. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Place your order and we’ll help you move from results to a clear, practical plan—supported across six consultations.
