Thirty-one mineral values on a chart. The app reads the relationships between them — which is the only part that means anything.
A ratio is where the information is. Both values can sit inside their range and still mean something.
Select any two values.
Illustrative values, not a result
What it reads
Hair tissue mineral analysis records deposition over roughly three months of growth. Nothing about it is a snapshot — which is what makes the ratios on the chart worth having explained to you.
| 01 | Sodium | 1.10 – 2.40 | Fast mixed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02 | Potassium | 0.60 – 1.40 | Fast mixed |
| 03 | Calcium | 2.10 – 2.70 | In range |
| 04 | Phosphorus | 2.50 – 3.50 | High |
| 05 | Magnesium | 1.70 – 3.40 | Low |
| 06 | Zinc | 6.00 – 12.00 | In range |
| 07 | Copper | 4.00 – 8.00 | High |
| 08 | Iron | 5.00 – 14.00 | In range |
Illustrative reference ranges — Trace Elements, published hair-tissue values. Not a result, and not advice.
What it does
A chart with forty numbers on it is not information. The app finds the patterns, tells you which ones are worth acting on, and keeps tracking them across retests.
Upload a report from any lab, or have one sent to you directly. No re-keying forty values by hand.
Ratio patterns like Four Lows and adrenal or thyroid groupings, flagged in plain language rather than mineral shorthand.
Recommendations drawn from your own results, with supplement doses and a day-to-day plan you can actually keep.
Share the report with your practitioner in one tap, and compare side by side when you retest.
Why hair
Blood shows what is in circulation right now, and your body works hard to keep those numbers steady by pulling from tissue. Hair records what was actually stored.
Measures what is moving at one moment. Read a different value on a different day without anything about you having changed.
A snapshot can look fine while the pattern underneath it is not.
Records deposition across roughly three months of growth. The ratios are the point, and they need someone who knows how to read them.
That is what the app is for — and what your practitioner is for.
The method
Hair tissue mineral analysis was pioneered by Dr. Paul Eck and refined by Dr. Lawrence Wilson. The app is a reading tool for that methodology — it does not replace the person who ordered your test.
Contact
Tell us what you are trying to do and we will answer plainly. If the app is showing you a wrong number, say so.