HTMA (Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis) is safe, easy, EPA recognized and done in the comfort of your own home! Do you know if you have toxic levels of heavy metals in your body? Could some of these be affecting the way you feel or be leading to disease down the road? Are you taking the right supplements for your individual mineral/nutrient deficiencies or imbalances?

I’m Karen Stein, CHC, CPHC. I'm a Certified Health Coach, Certified Myers Detox Coach, Certified NES Bioenergetics Practitioner and a Certified Pregnancy Health Coach. My company is Go Healthy With Karen®, and helping you feel and be healthier is exactly what I want to do.

Think of me as your private, concierge, hand-holding teacher, guide and supporter to a healthier, happier, more energized and hopefully longer life! Using your Hair Mineral Analysis (HTMA) results and over 20 years of experience and training, I'll create a personalized program to help you optimize your health and wellness potential.

I specialize in analyzing your HTMA (Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis) data and incorporating it into a program that gives each client a truly personal approach to bettering their health and wellness.

Do any of the following apply to you?

• Low Energy

• Want to Optimize Immune Support

• Struggles with Anxiety or Depression

• Brain fog

• Allergies

• Skin Issues

• Attention Span Issues

• Trouble Maintaining a Healthy Weight

• Hormonal Imbalances

• Autoimmune Disease

• Under-Active or Over-Active Thyroid Function

• Digestive Problems

If so a hair analysis may help. Hair contains all the minerals present in the body including nutritional minerals and toxic heavy metals. The mineral content of hair provides a wealth of information as to your nutritional status and how efficiently your body is working. As well as being easily collected in the comfort of your own home, a very small, properly obtained hair sample can show the accumulation of toxic metals and your mineral status over a long period of time. Blood testing gives the information at the moment the blood is taken. Urine sampling gives the information on what the body is excreting but not necessarily what it is absorbing or storing.