Measures 19 heavy metal levels circulating in the body, reflecting recent or ongoing exposure.
Performing LabVibrant America
Specimen TypeBlood
Collection LocationAt Home
Fasting RequiredNo
RestrictionsNot available in NY
19 Biomarkers Included
Aluminum
A trace metal that can accumulate in the brain and cause neurological damage.
Antimony
Industrial metalloid linked to lung irritation, heart rhythm abnormalities, and chronic occupational exposure risk
Arsenic
A toxic metalloid that damages energy production and harms nerves, skin, and organs through contaminated water, food, or industrial exposure.
Beryllium
Lightweight industrial metal that can cause chronic beryllium lung disease and immune sensitization in exposed workers
Bismuth
Pharmaceutical metal used in antacids and antiseptics, linked to reversible encephalopathy at high doses
Cadmium
A toxic metal that builds up in the body, silently damaging kidneys, bones, and lungs.
Cesium
Radioactive or industrial metal with potential cardiovascular, metabolic, and nervous system effects
Gadolinium
MRI contrast agent retained in tissues in some patients, especially those with kidney disease, raising concerns about fibrosis
Lead
A toxic heavy metal that builds up in bones and blood, harming the brain, kidneys, heart, and fertility even at low levels.
Mercury
A toxic heavy metal that disrupts the brain, nerves, and kidneys, especially from fish, vapors, and industrial sources.
Nickel
A toxic metal that can cause skin irritation, respiratory problems, and other health issues, often found in industrial environments and nickel-containing products.
Palladium
Precious metal used in dentistry and electronics, associated with metal hypersensitivity and contact reactions
Platinum
Metal used in chemotherapy and catalysts, associated with kidney toxicity, allergic reactions, and hearing loss
Tellurium
Rare industrial element that causes garlic-like breath odor, fatigue, and nerve toxicity at high exposures
Thallium
A toxic metal that disrupts nerves, skin, and internal organs with high risk of poisoning.
Thorium
A heavy metal that is often found in batteries and other industrial products.
Tin
Metal used in cans and plastics; inorganic forms may cause GI upset and neurological symptoms at high levels
Tungsten
Hard metal found in military and machining applications, associated with lung inflammation and immune dysfunction
Uranium
Radioactive metal that targets the kidneys and may cause DNA damage with chronic environmental exposure
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