About mineral balancing

I use the Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) as a key element in guiding the rebalancing and restoration of your body chemistry. Through this process, individuals experience remarkable improvements in vitality and energy, marking the initiation of profound physical, emotional, and spiritual healing.

The innate wisdom of our bodies comes to the forefront, and as energy production is revitalized, the deep-seated adaptations that may have persisted for years or even decades begin to heal. This may involve retracing old traumas, healing dormant infections or detoxing deeply stored heavy metals.

This healing approach facilitates a transformative journey where each subsequent retest (recommended every 3-6 months) becomes a crucial milestone, allowing us to meticulously monitor your progress. This continuous assessment serves as a detailed roadmap, guiding you on the path to a comprehensive recovery.

Deep healing is a gradual process and takes time, and embarking on a mineral balancing program is a longterm lifestyle choice and committment. It is important and helpful to realise that this program is not a quick fix solution (although improvements in symptoms often happen within 2-3 weeks), instead, it undoubtely stands out as one of the deepest healing modalities available, bringing long lasting rather than just symptomatic relief.

There are 9 most important rules in mineral analysis according to Dr. Paul Eck. Every mineral has an effect on every other mineral. It is scientifically impossible to change the level of even one mineral, without simultaneously affecting the level of ALL minerals.

A high mineral level can be just as damaging as a low mineral level. For instance, an elevated level of a particular mineral might signify its excretion or loss from the body. An example is high calcium levels in the hair, often associated with osteoporosis. In such cases, calcium is leaving the bones and depositing in the soft tissues. In the mineral balancing field, this is termed 'biounavailable calcium.' Despite the hair test indicating a high level, we understand that the person may need more calcium in their diet, often in the form of a highly absorbable calcium supplement.

Another example is a common iron deficiency often diagnosed by a low level of iron in the blood tests. Dr. Paul Eck noticed that the reason so many women have a low hemoglobin is because they have a copper imbalance - and an iron deficiency.

“Whenever there is either too much or too little copper in the body, the iron will not be able to properly attach to the hemoglobin in the blood cells. In approximately 80% of the cases, deficiency of iron is not the principal problem. If you give iron to correct a “low” iron level, the iron level will generally go even lower. This is exactly what happens to millions of women every year. The iron they take is stored in the liver, heart and pancreas. (…) I can assure you that if any woman is suffering from an acute or chronic energy loss, as 85% to 90% of the women are, it is primarily because of weak thyroid and adrenal glands and a demineralized body. Blindly giving iron tablets to a woman to give her more energy will often only make the condition worse.” Dr. Paul Eck