Micronutrient testing in McKinney helps explain symptoms a standard panel misses. Some people don’t take in enough of a nutrient. Others take in plenty but don’t absorb or use it. A standard blood test can miss both.
What shortfalls can look like
- Fatigue, weakness and anemia (iron, B vitamins)
- Weak bones (vitamin D, calcium)
- Slow healing and frequent illness (zinc, vitamin A, selenium)
- Nerve and muscle symptoms (vitamin E, B vitamins)
- Thyroid problems (iodine)
What the test measures
Levels inside and outside your cells, and how efficiently your body uses what it has. Drawn in the clinic, with results in about three to four weeks.
How deficiencies get fixed
Food first, then precisely dosed supplements matched to your results. If a gut or absorption problem is the cause, treating it lets nutrients work again. Follow-up testing confirms your levels are moving. When fast repletion matters, IV nutrient therapy delivers nutrients straight to the bloodstream.