Available Tests

Nutritional Blood Educational Analysis (on site testing)

A drop of blood and a high powered microscope will detect nutritional deficiencies, digestive disorders and other nutritional concerns. " Is it time for a Nutritional Tune Up"? $74 - $79

Hair Mineral Analysis (on site testing and home kit available)

Includes mineral and toxic metals levels, metabolism typing, absorption and much more. A good way to design or fine tune your current nutritional program. Nutritional suggestions provided. $89....Visit Traceelements.com for list of minerals and toxins tested. You can also order a free hair analysis info. kit by leaving an email with name and address at the contact page .

Hormone Testing (on site testing and home kit available)

Female Hormones, Male Hormones, Stress Hormones via saliva collection. $109 - $149..results usually in 7-10 days but can take up to 3 weeks for the $109 test...

Parasite Testing (on site testing and home kit available)

Ameba, roundworm, tissue worm, tapeworm, toxoplasma and H. pylori, via saliva collection. $149

Food Intolerance and Immunity (on site testing and home kit available)

Egg Protein, Milk Protein, Soy Protein, Gluten Protein, Total Secretory lgA, via saliva collection. $149

TSH Thyroid ( on site testing )

If the Thyroid is not working correctly the following conditions can be present: weight gain or loss, feeling nervous or tired, muscle weakness, cold intolerance etc..$49

hs-CRP ( C-Reactive Protein)..( on site testing )

The results from this test help predict a healthy person's risk of cardiovascular disease.  $59

Also available for on site testing....

Cholesterol, Blood Typing, Liver Enzymes, Hemoglobin, A1C, H-pylori, Bone Density via heel. Vit. D ..Test range from $29 - $89


The following reports should not be considered diagnostic. It is an additional source of information that may be used in conjunction with other laboratory test, history, examination, and clinical expertise of the attending doctor.

Any recommendations should not be taken over a prolonged period of time without obtaining a re-evaluation. This is necessary in order to monitor progress and make the necessary changes in the nutritional recommendations as required.