Oligoscan
OligoScan is a rapid and accurate method for assessing levels of heavy metals and minerals in body tissues. It uses light absorption measurements to analyse 20 essential trace elements and minerals, helping identify potential deficiencies, as well as measuring 14 types of toxic heavy metals in the body.
Who Can Undergo an OligoScan Assessment?
OligoScan may be considered by people of all ages, as everyday activities can expose the body to various heavy metals. For example, certain foods and cooking utensils may contribute to aluminium exposure, which has raised concerns regarding its possible effects on long-term health.
Who May Be at Higher Risk and Should Consider OligoScan?
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People who grew up or live near industrial areas, toxic factories, or areas with high levels of air pollution, such as PM2.5
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People who are regularly exposed to chemicals, including fertilisers, pesticides, and herbicides
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People who frequently consume processed foods, such as snacks, instant noodles, sausages, and soft drinks
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People who smoke regularly or have a history of substance use
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People who are exposed to chemicals at home or at work, such as cleaners, hairstylists, or those who frequently use cosmetics, hair dyes, or nail products
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People experiencing chronic symptoms affecting multiple body systems, such as frequent headaches, insomnia, fatigue, low energy, or recurring allergies
Preparation Before an OligoScan Assessment
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Wash your hands thoroughly and avoid applying hand cream before the assessment
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Remove rings and other metal jewellery
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The palms should be free from tattoos in the assessment area
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Knowing your height, weight, and blood type—O, A, B, or AB—may help improve the accuracy of the assessment
Possible Warning Signs of Heavy Metal Accumulation
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Frequent headaches with no known cause
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Body aches, fatigue, or becoming tired easily
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Numbness or tingling in the hands and feet
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Frequent muscle cramps, allergic rashes, hives, or persistent acne
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Insomnia or difficulty concentrating
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Forgetfulness or memory problems
What Information Can OligoScan Provide?
Levels of 14 potentially toxic heavy metals accumulated in the body, including aluminium, silver, arsenic, mercury, lead, and cadmium
Levels of 20 minerals and trace elements, including calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, copper, zinc, iron, and manganese
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