While Lisa was using Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) to guide her health journey, her hairdresser noticed something unexpected.

Lisa’s prematurely grey hair was recolouring of its own accord.

But HTMA isn’t just about reversing grey hair. In fact, it’s primarily about ensuring that nutrient status is optimal for every aspect of health.

Testing scalp hair shows how well the body is accessing critical nutrients, and also shows if there are signs of toxicity, such as exposure to heavy metals.

In fact, HTMA tests for 37 different elements. Who knew that our hair was so complicatedl?

With expert analysis of results and clinical guidance, patients can action HTMA tests to support their energy, hormone balance, nutrient status and much, much more.

For example, to sort out chronically low vitamin D levels, you may need to check and address important co-factors like Magnesium and Boron, which are notoriously difficult to test for in bloods.

And the same minerals are also crucial for ensuring that bone density stays excellent beyond menopause.

Lisa has analysed many thousands of HTMA tests and has supported athletes to attain peak performance with her approach. I was absolutely thrilled to have this opportunity to hear some of her wealth of personal and professional experience, and I think you’re going to be fascinated too.

Inspired? Do get in touch via my website https://www.transformationnutrition.org/contact and let’s discuss supporting your health.

More about Lisa:

Lisa Pitel-Killah is the Founder of Vykon®.She specializes in Mineral Balancing using Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis and has a background in functional medicine. Lisa educates health practitioners and individuals using HTMA testing to regain energy, erase debilitating symptoms and maximize health. She is the creator of the Foundation Mineral Protocol™ and the first ever all-encompassing custom mineral powders produced exclusively by Vykon Supplements, based on HTMA testing.

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Contact Clare via her website: https://www.transformationnutrition.org/contact 

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