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Minerals
& Metal
Analysis

Understand your mineral levels and potential exposure to toxic metals through doctor-guided testing.

What it is

Testing Your Mineral Levels
and Toxic Metal Exposure

This test measures the essential minerals your body uses every day, and checks for toxic metals such as lead and mercury that can build up through your environment or work.

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  • Essential Minerals

    Levels of selected minerals your body needs for normal metabolic and cellular functions.

  • Toxic Metals

    Checks for selected metals such as lead, mercury, arsenic and cadmium, depending on the test.

  • Urine, Blood or Hair

    The sample type depends on the panel and what needs to be checked.

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Overview

What the Mineral Test Measures

The markers measured depend on the test and sample type selected.

  • Essential Minerals

    Selected minerals such as magnesium, zinc, selenium, copper and others, depending on the panel.

  • Toxic Metals

    Selected metals that may be relevant to environmental or occupational exposure.

  • Sample Type Matched to the Test

    Urine, blood or hair may be used, depending on the question and the test selected.

  • Results Read With Your History

    Results are read alongside your symptoms, diet, supplements and possible exposure history.

What to expect

How the Test Works,
Step by Step

A doctor-led process tailored to your symptoms, history and individual needs.

Samples being processed in the laboratory
All Medical Screening Tests
  1. Consultation

    Review your symptoms, lifestyle, supplements and possible sources of exposure.

  2. Sample Collection

    Complete the recommended sample collection based on the test selected for you.

  3. Your Results

    Your findings are reviewed alongside your health history and current concerns.

  4. Your Personalized Plan

    Receive clear recommendations based on what is most relevant to your results and health goals.

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Frequently Asked

Common Questions About Mineral & Metal Testing

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Which sample type is best?

It depends entirely on the question. Hair reflects a longer window and is useful for looking back; spot urine describes what is being excreted now; whole blood describes what is currently circulating. Choosing the wrong one is the most common reason these tests get misread.

Should I stop my supplements before testing?

Usually some of them, and for a specific period. You will be given written instructions with the kit. Testing while taking a high-dose mineral supplement measures the supplement more than it measures you.

If a metal is high, do I need chelation?

Not automatically, and we will not treat it as automatic. The first and most effective step is finding and removing the source of exposure. Chelation is a medical procedure with real risks, considered only where the clinical picture genuinely warrants it, with those risks discussed in full.

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes. A doctor orders the test after a consultation, so it is chosen for your history and symptoms, not picked from a list. The same doctor then explains your results.

Where are the samples analyzed?

Samples are processed by accredited local and international laboratories, including partners in Australia, Germany and the USA, depending on which panel is ordered.

What happens after the results come back?

Your doctor goes through your results with you in person instead of emailing them. Together you agree a personalized plan, and the relevant markers are retested later to check it is working.

Getting started

Ready to speak to a doctor?

Every plan at Aton Clinic starts with a consultation. Bring your medical history and any recent test results, and together we will decide which tests you need.