The calcium-to-magnesium ratio on a hair mineral analysis (HTMA) is one of the most important indicators of overall mineral balance and health. It offers key insights into blood sugar regulation, stress response, and overall mineral dynamics in the body.
A low sodium to potassium ratio, also known as a sodium/potassium inversion, is an increasingly common and critical hair mineral pattern. This inversion occurs when the sodium/potassium ratio falls be...
The ideal sodium to potassium ratio in hair tissue mineral analysis is 2.5:1. However, many individuals have elevated ratios, indicating various health issues such as acute stress, inflammation, zinc...
The Sodium/Potassium (Na/K) ratio is a critical mineral ratio revealed in a hair tissue mineral analysis report (HTMA). The Na/K ratio is especially important for the functioning of the kidney, liver,...
The Calcium to Potassium (Ca/K) ratio in hair tissue mineral analysis is known as the thyroid ratio. This is because calcium and potassium both play important roles in regulating thyroid activity....