The Clinician's Choice for 40 years

Trace Elements is an independent testing laboratory specializing in hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA) for healthcare professionals worldwide. With continued growth since its inception in 1984, Trace Elements serves thousands of health professionals of all specialties in over 46 countries, including exclusive franchise agreements in 26 countries. Trace Elements and its employees are dedicated to providing timely, accurate, and precise laboratory services, high-quality nutritional products, and clinically relevant information and consultations.

We continue to demonstrate our commitment to the principles of ultimately serving the patient by best supporting you, the clinician. By maintaining an emphasis on a wholistic approach to health care treatment, Trace Elements as a healthcare company is unique in recognizing the adverse impact of both over-nutrition as well as under-nutrition. By stressing the importance of optimum nutrition and a metabolic balancing approach, therapy can then become much more effective and predictable.

As a valued client of Trace Elements, you can always expect consistent quality, integrity and the full support of each and every employee.

CONTRIBUTIONS

The following innovations and contributions by Trace Elements are the result of a consistent dedication to the growing field of nutritional therapeutics.

  • Development of a precise nutritional therapeutic approach based on the recognition of eight (8) individual biochemical types using elemental analysis of hair.
  • Categorization of individual nutrients according to their sympathetic or parasympathetic effects.
  • Recognition of the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic responses to metabolic dysfunctions.
  • Recognition of the vitamin/mineral, mineral/mineral and vitamin/vitamin interrelationships in the nutritional recommendations.
  • Establishment of the link between the nutritional, neurological and endocrine systems, as determined by hair mineral patterns.
  • Development of metabolic supplements synergistically formulated for specific metabolic types.
  • Identification of endocrine interrelationships and their impact upon biochemical and nutritional status; recognition of specific nutritional influences upon the biochemical and endocrine systems.