SymptomIQ helps you understand how symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, anxiety, and poor sleep may be connected to deeper mineral imbalances through hair testing (HTMA)
Explore how your symptoms may be connected, providing science-based insights into the patterns influencing how you feel.
Take our 30-second Health Check to identify potential symptom patterns and provide early clues about what may be influencing your health.
Use Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) testing to provide a deeper understanding of your body’s mineral balance, stress patterns, and overall health.
Receive a comprehensive and detailed report with targeted recommendations based on your unique results to support your health and wellbeing.
Most people are told their blood tests are “normal”, yet still struggle with fatigue, bloating, anxiety, brain fog, poor sleep, or simply feeling off.
The reality is that “normal” doesn’t always mean your body is functioning at its best. Subtle imbalances and early warning signs can often go unnoticed, even when symptoms are very real. When viewed separately, these symptoms may seem unrelated or hard to explain. But together, they can reveal a deeper picture of what’s happening inside your body.
Symptoms are clues, but they don’t always tell the full story. Fatigue, anxiety, poor sleep, brain fog, and low mood can all be linked to underlying mineral imbalances and stress patterns that may not be obvious from symptoms alone.
That’s why focusing on symptoms alone isn’t always enough. Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) helps identify mineral imbalances and stress patterns that may be affecting how you feel. By understanding what’s happening inside your body, you can take more informed and personalized steps toward better health and wellbeing.
Discover your likely mineral imbalance pattern in a few simple questions.
Discover which symptom pattern may best match what you’re experiencing.
Gain clearer insight into what your symptoms could be telling you about your health.
Move forward with clearer direction on the next step most relevant to your symptom profile.
Take a deeper look at what may be driving your symptoms with Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA). Discover the mineral patterns and stress-related trends that could be impacting your energy, mood, sleep, recovery, and overall wellbeing.
Learn how symptoms may connect to mineral patterns and why deeper testing may help.
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about HTMA testing, all in one place. From sample collection to results and recommendations, we’ve got you covered.
SymptomIQ is an at-home hair mineral testing service designed to help you better understand what may be contributing to your symptoms.
Instead of focusing on just one symptom at a time, SymptomIQ looks at patterns within the body — including mineral balance, stress patterns, metabolism, and toxic burden — to provide a broader picture of your health.
The goal is simple: to help you stop guessing and start understanding your body on a deeper level.
Blood tests are extremely valuable, but they capture what is happening in the bloodstream at a single moment in time.
Hair mineral analysis looks at patterns that may have been building over weeks or months.
Many people choose HTMA because they want a broader view of what their body has been dealing with over time — especially when symptoms persist despite “normal” results elsewhere.
Yes. Minerals are involved in many essential processes within the body including energy production, nervous system regulation, hormone function, metabolism, sleep, stress responses, and mood.
When minerals become depleted, excessive, or imbalanced relative to each other, it can affect how the body functions overall.
This doesn’t mean minerals are the only factor involved in symptoms — but they can be an important piece of the bigger picture.
Yes. The entire process is designed to be simple and convenient.
You’ll receive clear digital instructions explaining how to collect a small hair sample and send it to the laboratory for analysis.
No needles. No clinic appointments. No blood draw.
Only a small amount of hair is required — usually collected from close to the scalp in a discreet area.
The instructions will guide you through exactly how to collect it properly.
