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Vitamins, Minerals, & Fatty Acids Section
Your Results
The Science Behind Our Test
Foods & Drinks Section
Red & Orange Food Items
Cereals & Grains
Meats & Eggs
Dairy & Milks
Vegetables
Drinks
Dairy Alternatives
Fish and Seafood
Fruits
Herbs and Spices
Legumes
Nuts
Oils and Fats
Seeds
Sugars and Misc
Toxins Section
Heavy Metals Section
Heavy Metals
Vitamins, Minerals, & Fatty Acids Section
Vitamins
Minerals
Fatty Acids
Yeast & Fungi Section (Candida)
Gut Biome Section
Good Bacteria
Bad Bacteria
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Digestive Enzymes
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My results show an imbalance in sodium. Is this level too high or too low?
I specifically wanted to know if I am anemic, but the results do not include iron. Is there a way of telling if I’m anemic from the current results?
I’m low on Amylase- should I supplement with this?
When you have reactivity to a substance like iodine, but I also am deficient in it, how should I approach correcting the deficiency?
When it says I have a severe imbalance of vitamin a, etc, does that mean I need more or have too much?
What do I do about my vitamin deficiencies to increase to needed levels?
I show a deficit in Omega 3 but no issue with EPA or DHA. I am looking into an Omega 3 supplement but they are mainly comprised of EPA and DHA. How can I have an issue with Omega 3 but not EPA and DHA
I take zinc supplements, but testing reveals I am senstive to zinc. What form is that and where is it found?
Do sea vegetables include Dulse? I am sensitive to iodine. Can I assume that is in all sea vegetables? where else would iodine lurk?
My results show a deficiency in Sodium and sensitivity to Sea Salt. Is regular salt (iodized) then ok? It's not listed in the results. How would I address this deficiency?
I have an iodine deficiency, but in my heavy metals section, it is showing as red?
Why do I have a lot of vitamins, minerals, and fatty acid deficits?
Why do I high deficiency in all the B vitamins?
I have had a blood test that shows a deficiency, but this test shows I am green?
I am worried I have a deficit?
How does this test vary from a blood test?
My results show that I have a high deficit, what do I do?
How long does it take to correct a vitamin, mineral, or fatty acid deficit?
Why do I have a vitamin, mineral, or fatty acid deficit?
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Minerals
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Fatty Acids
Omega 3
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