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Hair Mineral Analysis East Sussex
Hair Mineral Analysis (HMA) is a simple way of checking your body's
mineral levels - using a small hair sample to check that your body has the minerals you need - and in the right quantities.
Taking mineral supplements without knowing this can be wasteful and may
contribute to future imbalances because if you don't know your body's mineral levels, you won't know your body's needs.
The analysis will also check for the presence of toxic minerals such as lead,
mercury and cadmium that may be causing problems such as depression, headaches, infertility, loss of energy and many more.
Hair is ideal for mineral testing. Unlike blood, it can be sampled easily and is
simple to transport.
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Joy Healey Middlesex
 | Joy Healey qualified as a nutritionist in 2000. She uses an objective test to determine your body's actual needs. Many FREE resources on her websites. |
Cheryl Davison East Sussex
 | I studied for 4 years in Sydney, Australia, from 1999, graduating with a Bachelor of Health Science degree in Complementary Medicine and diplomas in Advanced Naturopathy, Nutrition and Remedial Massage. |
Sarah Cheeseman East Sussex
| Deep tissue massage, sports and remedial massage, aromatherapy, reflexology and nutritional therapy in central Brighton, UK. Diploma in Nutritional therapy, HND in Complementary therapies. |
Louise Baxter East Sussex
| I specialise in deep tissue massage therapy. I am also a kinesiologist and assess food sensitivities in people. |
Laurel Alexander East Sussex
| Complementary therapist, wellness/life coach, published author and tutor based in Brighton, Sussex. |
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Introduction to Hair Mineral Analysis
Hair contains all the minerals present in the body and, in most cases, reflects the quantity of these elements in your tissues. Analysis of this information provides a wealth of information on how efficiently your body is working and its nutritional status.
