Tests for only 5 types of dangerous heavy metals
Identify the toxins that have the greatest impact on the body.
Toxic Heavy Metal Testing Program
Test for 5 important heavy metals to accurately assess the accumulated toxins in the body. actionHeavy metal test This is an important step in assessing the level of toxic chemicals in our blood, whether they are affecting our health or increasing the risk of chronic diseases. W9 Wellness' Toxic Heavy Metal program analyzes 5 heavy metals commonly found in urban people, helping to plan detoxification and balance our health accurately and individually.
Why do we need to test for heavy metals (Toxic Heavy Metal)?
Urban people's daily lives expose them to more toxic substances than they might think. These include polluted air, vehicle exhaust, processed foods, paints, and building materials. These heavy metals can accumulate silently in the body without any obvious symptoms. High levels can pose a risk to the immune system, mood, nervous system, kidneys, heart, and metabolism.
Heavy metal testing therefore helps
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Know the true level of toxins in your blood
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Assess long-term health impacts
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Plan your detoxification regimen with precision
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Adjust nutrition, vitamins or detox at the right point
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Program highlights
Assess to plan the detoxification plan that is appropriate for each individual.
Doctors interpret results and provide holistic advice.
Use blood samples, high accuracy
The test results are reliable and can be used to make medical decisions.
Suitable for city people who are unknowingly exposed to toxins.
Help you know your risks before they become chronic problems.
Service procedures
- Make an appointment in advance: To allow officials to allocate appropriate inspection time
- Blood test for heavy metals: Takes 10–15 minutes, no need to fast or eat.
- Waiting for test results: It takes about 2 weeks.
- Listen to the results and receive advice from a medical specialist: To plan detoxification or adjust health behaviors
Key components / Checklist
Check for 5 heavy metals
- Lead in blood : Check blood lead levels
- Mercury in blood : Check the level of mercury in the blood
- Cadmium in blood : Check blood cadmium levels
- Aluminum in blood : Check blood levels of aluminum
- Arsenic (Blood/Urine) : Check levels. Check arsenic levels.
Prepare before the examination
- No need to abstain from food and drink.
- The service fee does not include doctor's fees and nursing fees.
- Please make an appointment before receiving the service.
- Waiting time for test results: About 2 weeks
Other frequently asked questions
If I have no symptoms, should I get tested for heavy metals?
It is important to get tested because heavy metals can accumulate in the body without showing immediate symptoms, especially for those living in large cities or those at risk of exposure to pollution.
What can the test results be used for?
Use it as part of your detox plan, adjust your nutrition, or choose a vitamin supplement that supports liver and detoxification function.
How often should I check?
Once a year for those in high-risk areas such as high dust or near chemicals.
Can elderly or working-age people get tested?
Can be tested at any age, especially suitable for those who want to assess the risk of accumulated toxins in the body.
Voices from service recipients
“I didn’t think I had heavy metal accumulation because I didn’t have any symptoms. But after getting tested, I realized I needed to adjust my diet and start a serious detoxification program.”
“The test results helped me better understand my risks, which made me more comfortable deciding to undergo detox with a doctor.”
