Testing

Food Allergy Testing

Food Allergy Testing may be helpful if you experience any of the following symptoms:

  • irritable bowel syndrome
  • headaches
  • high blood pressure
  • inflamed blood vessels (usually show up as small red or purple dots on legs)
  • asthma
  • recurrent lung infections
  • skin conditions
  • joint pain
  • anxiety or depression
  • runny nose or watery eyes

Saliva Hormone Testing

Symptoms like mood swings, low sex drive and hot flashes may be a sign of hormone imbalance. Saliva hormone testing may reveal hormone imbalances that contribute to chronic health problems or hormone conditions. It can also be used to monitor hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and in anti-aging and disease prevention programs.

Our information sheets on male hormone conditions and female hormone conditions will help you to decide whether saliva hormone testing is necessary.

Heavy Metal Testing

Hair element analysis is an inexpensive and easy way to discover how your body handles toxic elements.  It can also give useful information on your body’s stores of essential elements like selenium, magnesium and calcium.

Urinary Thyroid

Even women and men who take thyroid hormones and have normal TSH levels sometimes experience symptoms of low thyroid.  Symptoms like: depression, cold body temperature, weight gain, headaches, muscle cramps and fatigue are common low thyroid symptoms.  Rocky Mountain Analytical offers aurinary thryoid test that helps determine whether thyroid levels are low.

Estrogen Metabolism Ratio

If breast cancer or prostate cancer run in your family and/or you have concerns about your hormone usage an EMR (Estrogen Metabolism Ratio) test may provide useful information regarding your risk.

Comprehensive Stool Analysis

Gastrointestinal (GI) complaints are among the most common reasons that patients seek medical care. Symptoms associated with GI disorders include persistent diarrhea, constipation, bloating, indigestion, irritable bowel syndrome and malabsorption. The Comprehensive Stool may be used to assess digestive and absorptive functions, the presence of opportunistic pathogens and to monitor the efficacy of therapeutic remediation of GI disorders.