Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis
Why It Matters
Minerals are the spark plugs of your body - they run your thyroid, fuel your adrenals, stabilise your mood, and even impact your hormones and fertility.
When minerals are out of balance, you may feel:
- Fatigue or burnout
- Anxiety, low mood, or brain fog
- Thyroid or adrenal symptoms
- PMS, fertility struggles, or irregular cycles
- Poor sleep or blood sugar swings
- Slow recovery from stress or illness
Blood tests often miss these imbalances because they only show what’s circulating in your blood that day. HTMA reveals the longer-term story.
What This Test Looks At
- Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium, Potassium → your adrenal/thyroid function & stress response
- Trace minerals like Zinc, Copper, Selenium, Iron → essential for ovulation, progesterone, thyroid, and immunity
- Heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, etc.) → toxins that can disrupt hormones & fertility
- Mineral ratios → hidden imbalances behind fatigue, stress, or mood issues
What’s Included With Me
When you order this test through me, you’ll receive:
✨ A detailed intake form so I can connect your symptoms to your results
✨ A recorded video walkthrough of your results in plain English
✨ A personalised plan with nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement guidance
✨ Options to add on a 1:1 consultation (£50) or Email/Voxer coaching if you’d like more support
💌 Investment
HTMA Test – £99
It’s simple - you snip a small sample of hair close to your scalp (about a teaspoon’s worth). The kit includes everything you need, and it’s completely painless.
Yes! If you’ve ever felt exhausted, anxious, or ‘off’ despite normal bloods, HTMA can uncover hidden mineral patterns behind your symptoms. Many women find it explains the missing piece of their hormone and energy struggles - and provides a clear roadmap to rebalance.
Blood tests show a snapshot of what’s in your blood that day. HTMA reflects your long-term mineral status and how your body is using them, which is often more useful for energy, thyroid, and hormone issues.
Usually around 3 weeks after the lab receives your sample.
Who is this test great for?
