Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis, Interpretation & 12 Consultations

The complete Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis programme: the laboratory test, a full clinical work-up around it, and a year of follow-up. This is the top tier, built for people who want their mineral status read inside a broader health picture rather than in isolation.

What the Comprehensive Assessment Includes

HTMA laboratory test with a 32-page detailed review
21-page health-history evaluation
One full hour with a Registered Dietitian
30 minutes with an R.N., PhD specialist
Complete body measurements and BMI assessment
Cholesterol and glucose screening
Personalised meal plans built from your HTMA results
A full year of follow-up: bi-weekly 15-minute sessions



Everything the lower tiers deliver — the certified test and expert interpretation — is included here. What the extra fee buys is context: the health history, the clinician time, the screening and the year of accountability that turn a report into a supervised programme.


Who It Is For
The comprehensive assessment suits people who want their mineral status read inside a full health picture rather than on its own — those managing several concerns at once, working toward a specific health goal, or who simply prefer a supervised, year-long programme with regular accountability. If that is more structure than you need, the lower tiers cover the same test with lighter support.

Which Tier Fits You



Service
Price
What you get
Best if



Initial Consultation
$139
HTMA test + one expert interpretation session
You want the data read properly, once


Test + 6 Consultations
$164
HTMA test + six sessions over 3 to 6 months
You want ongoing help acting on the report


This tier
$329
HTMA + full health history, RD and RN review, a year of follow-up
You want a complete, supervised programme





The middle tier covers the test with six consultations across three to six months; the entry tier is a single expert read of your results. The table above links both.

Learn More About HTMA

Hair mineral analysis: the complete guide
Is HTMA legit? Accuracy and evidence
How to interpret your results
Hair analysis versus a blood test