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The Mineral-Mind Connection: Supporting Mental Health Through HTMA

In most mental health approaches, the focus is on psychology, medication, or emotional processing—and in many cases, especially where clinical intervention is needed, these are essential. But few consider the foundational role minerals play in supporting the brain and nervous system. As a practitioner working with Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA), I see how certain […]

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Why I Believe in the Transformative Power of Whole-System Healing

I’m truly passionate about how a whole-system approach makes deep, transformative, permanent healing possible. First, let’s delve into what isn’t a whole-system approach. Conventional doctors and even many alternative practitioners often focus on alleviating symptoms. Recommendations for medications or supplements are often made to mitigate symptoms rather than address the root cause, leading to a

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Top 12 Reasons to Use Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) in a Holistic Health Practice

In the vast world of holistic health, practitioners continuously seek methodologies that offer accurate and comprehensive insights into their client’s health.  As you’ll discover below, Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) isn’t just another diagnostic tool—it’s a window into the deep intricacies of individual cellular health.  There are many ways to assess nutritional status, including symptom

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Inflammation: stress and depression

If you are interested in health and lifestyle you might be aware that… “inflammation” seems to be a big thing. Why is that? It turns out that low – grade inflammation is the root of all diseases: from rinitis, celulitis to autoimmune disorders, cancer and neuro-degenerative ones like Alzheimer. Low – grade inflammation is below

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Depression

We have all lost something we loved some time, a loved one, a dream, an ideal, freedom or we have moved cities, countries, families… In all these situations there is a risk of “producing” melancholia.

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