You can get a hair analysis with Center for Wholistic Health & Healing.

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You can also have a holistic health & clinical nutrition practitioner review your
hair analysis report and give you holistic health supplement recommendations
based upon age, sex, metabolic type, mineral patterns and specific needs as
seen on the tissue mineral analysis and other accompanying clinical test data
and history. for $75.00.

If you choose this option you will get a 10% discount off the total (you will pay
only $180.00 for the hair analysis, review and holistic health supplement
recommendation by a holistic health & nutrition practitioner).

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recommendation  

Multi-Element Assay (36 Elements) of Hair Includes: Comprehensive report
for you.

YOUR REPORT:

* Copy of the test results (graphic illustration of levels and ratios).
* A complete individualized evaluation and detailed discussion of your metabolic
   type, current mineral levels and ratios, and their impact upon body chemistry.
* Recommendations of specific foods and food groups, along with an explanation
   of why each food is suggested.

Sample Collection Protocol:                                                                                             

Proper collection of the hair sample is extremely important and cannot be
over-emphasized. Collection should be done within a clean environment.
The following guidelines should be maintained to insure the
collection of a metabolically representative sample and to avoid the
introduction of external contaminants prior to, during and following the
collection process.

Sample Type:
Scalp hair is the only source recommended for analysis. Pubic and other body
hair should only be used as a last resort if scalp hair is not available.

Note: Pubic and other body hair is only recommended for confirmation of
elevated toxic metals and/or to rule out external contamination of the scalp hair.

Preparation:
The hair to be collected should be untreated, i.e. not permed, dyed or bleached.
If the hair has been chemically treated, wait until sufficient new virgin growth
has emerged to allow collection. The hair should also be free of all gels, oils and
hair creams prior to sample collection. For those individuals environmentally
and/or occupationally exposed to external contaminants, (welding, mining, etc...)
special care should be taken to limit exposure between washing of the hair and
the collection of the sample.

Location:
Each collected sample should be taken in small portions from at least four to five
different locations of the scalp. The recommended areas for collection are the
nape of the neck, posterior vertex and posterior temporal regions.

Note: All reference range correlations, dietary recommendations and interpretive
report content assumes that the complete hair specimen originated solely from
the above defined regions of the scalp.

Sample Length:
High grade stainless steel scissors or thinning
shears should be used to cut the hair as close to
the scalp as possible. The length of the collected
hair should not exceed one and one-half inches.
The proximal portion (one and one-half inches
closest to the root) should be retained and the
excess discarded.
Note: The proximal portion is reflective of the most
recent metabolic activity.

Weight:
The weight requested for a hair specimen is 125 milligrams (0.125 Gram). Use of
the TEI Hair Weight Scale Cards will insure the collection of sufficient sample
weight. However, if a Hair Weight Scale is not available, one full teaspoon
should approximate the weight requirement.

Packaging:
Upon cutting the sample, the hair should be placed directly into a clean hair
specimen envelope normally provided by the laboratory and then sealed with
the glue flap only. Do not use plastic bags in place of the standard paper
envelopes to hold the hair specimen. In addition, do not use staples, paper
clips, adhesive tape, aluminum foil or other metal and paper material of any
kind to seal, secure or wrap the hair envelope and/or the hair specimen
contained within.

Submittal Form:
Each sample specimen must be accompanied by a standard
HTMA Laboratory Submittal Form, completed in its entirety and signed by the
holistic health & nutrition practitioner. 

If you have any other questions, contact us at support@wholisticcenter.com