Unveiling Health Secrets: Decoding Hair Trace Mineral Analysis with Jensen Schoonover • 9

11/22/22 • 31 min

In today's episode, I sit down with guest, Jensen Schoonover, to delve into the world of Hair Trace Mineral Analysis (HTMA) and its application in natural health and wellness.
We'll discuss the significance of mineral depletion, the impact of stress on mineral levels, and the importance of addressing root causes in health issues. I share my journey as a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (FNTP) and her passion for using HTMA as a baseline test for addressing various health concerns.
Jensen provides valuable insights into the benefits of HTMA for healthcare practitioners and emphasizes the need to understand alternative solutions and the root cause of health issues. Tune in as we explore the practicality and affordability of HTMA as a foundational test, the significance of mineral replenishment before and after childbirth, and our shared commitment to natural remedies and holistic wellness.
If you're curious about HTMA and the role of minerals in overall health, this is an episode you won't want to miss!
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11/22/22 • 31 min

Run Wild, Live Free - Unveiling Health Secrets: Decoding Hair Trace Mineral Analysis with Jensen Schoonover • 9

Transcript

Jensen00:00:00.209

Basically what hair tissue mineral analysis is it's, it's a soft tissue mineral biopsy that provides a reading of the mineral deposition in the cells and the interstitial spaces of the hair over a two to three month period. So what that means is we basically are able to use a small sample of someone's hair, the part that's the closest to the root because of the way that the metabolic activity is locked into the. Of the hair because hair is dead tiss

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