Quick Dispatch, Hassle-Free Returns, Professional Results
Convenient Delivery:
- Direct to Your Home: PW Therapy partners with top laboratories to deliver test kits right to your door after you make a purchase. We handle all outgoing postage costs.
- Delivery Timeline: Expect your kit within five working days, although this may shift due to external circumstances beyond our control.Â
Simple Test Return Procedure:
- Return Options: Once you’ve completed the test, send it back to the lab using the pre-provided courier slip or choose to use Royal Mail services.
- Cost-Effective Return: Sending your test back to us is economical, with postage to the labs costing only £5-10.
Prompt Results Processing:
- Results in 48 Hours:Â After PW Therapy receives your test results, we commit to processing and sending them to you within 48 hours.
- Expert Consultations Available:Â For a detailed understanding of your results and tailored advice on next steps, please book a consultation with our specialist team.
Description
The Comprehensive Urine Element Profile includes classic toxins such as lead, mercury, and arsenic, as well as newer technology toxins such as niobium. This is an ideal toxic exposure test for patients suspected of toxic metal exposure as well as potential nutrient mineral wasting.
The Comprehensive Urine Elements Profile offers an advanced, comprehensive assessment of toxic and potentially toxic elements excreted in urine. In addition to measuring classic elemental toxins, this profile includes elements used in the medical, aerospace, nuclear, and high-tech electronics industries.
Health Consequences of Toxic Exposure
Evidence suggests that chronic toxic element exposure can adversely affect:
- Energy levels
- Reproductive function
- Cancer risk
- Neurological development and function
- Respiratory, cardiac, hepatic, and immune functions
- Cognitive and emotional health
- Degenerative conditions
Toxins and Sources of Exposure
Accumulations of element toxins can occur in the human body in response to occupational exposures or to environmental exposures from toxic releases in the air, soil, or industrial waste systems, as well as certain occupations.
Below is a brief list of examples:
- Metal refining
- Alloying
- Plating and parts manufacturing in aerospace and machine tool industries
- Fabrication of nuclear reactor fuel assemblies
- Electronics and computers, including working with and manufacturing
- Welding and metal shaping
- Plumbing
- Oil refining
- Military or police service (with weapons use)
- Handling of disposal of wastes
- Manufacturing of pigments and coatings
- Petrochemical production
