Internal Glow & World Health Laboratories
Advanced Blood Element Analysis for Cellular Balance and Vitality
Internal Glow focuses on the intercellular restoration of hydration and considers it important that minerals and trace elements (electrolytes) are in balance. Many chronic complaints arise from deficiencies. In collaboration with World Health Laboratories, we offer a comprehensive blood element analysis to assess essential minerals and potentially toxic elements at a cellular level. This laboratory test provides measurable data to support personalized wellness strategies. This enables us to detect complaints early.
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What is measured in Elements in Blood III
Measured minerals and trace elements (whole blood and serum):
- Sodium
- Potassium
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Copper
- Zinc
- Chromium
- Manganese
- Molybdenum
- Vanadium
- Nickel
- Cobalt
- Selenium
- Iron
Toxic elements and heavy metals:
- Mercury
- Cadmium
- Arsenic
- Aluminium
- Thallium
- Lead
- Nickel
- Gold
Analytical Method
ICP-MS
Comperhensive Blood Elements Panel
The Comprehensive Blood Elements Panel provides a broad assessment of essential minerals, trace elements, and potentially harmful heavy metals in blood. This test offers valuable insight into the body’s elemental balance, helping to evaluate nutritional status as well as possible exposure to toxic metals. By measuring a wide range of elements in a single panel, the test supports the identification of mineral deficiencies, imbalances, or toxic accumulations that may influence metabolic processes, neurological function, immune activity, and overall health. It is often used as part of a comprehensive evaluation of environmental exposure and micronutrient status.
Why this test is useful
This blood test gives an objective overview of essential minerals and trace elements, alongside screening for a selection of potentially toxic metals. For Internal Glow clients, it offers a clear baseline before starting a wellness program and a measurable way to track changes over time. The panel is designed to support individualized decisions around nutrition, supplementation, and exposure reduction.
Explore Additional Diagnostic Insights at World Health Laboratory
Many patients choose to complement their element analysis with additional laboratory assessments that provide a broader view of metabolic health, nutritional status, and environmental exposure.Below are several featured diagnostic tests offered by World Health Laboratories that may provide further insight into your health profile.
Evaluates amino acid metabolism over a 24-hour period, providing insight into protein metabolism, neurotransmitter precursors, and metabolic function.
Comprehensive metabolic urine test evaluating mitochondrial function, gut microbiome activity, detoxification pathways, and vitamin status.
Measures cortisol levels at four points during the day to assess adrenal rhythm, stress response, and daily cortisol patterns.
Broad micronutrient panel measuring multiple vitamins to evaluate nutritional status and identify potential deficiencies or imbalances that may impact metabolic function.
Comprehensive 24-hour urine test assessing steroid hormone metabolism including cortisol, androgens, estrogens, and progesterone metabolites.
Assessing fatty acid status helps clinicians understand nutritional balance, cardiovascular and neurological health, inflammatory processes, and overall metabolic well-being.
Detects common pesticide metabolites in urine to evaluate environmental exposure to agricultural chemicals.
Measures per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), persistent environmental pollutants linked to metabolic and immune effects.
Detects metabolites of phthalates, chemicals commonly used in plastics that may disrupt endocrine function.
Screens for exposure to industrial solvents that may affect neurological health and detoxification pathways.
Hair mineral analysis that evaluates long-term exposure to essential minerals and toxic metals.
A routine blood panel assessing key biochemical markers related to metabolism, liver function, kidney function, and overall health status.