Doctors Data Inc.

Doctors Data Hair Toxic Elements Test is a noninvasive screening hair test reports an expanded lineup of toxic metals as well as specific nutrient elements.

The Doctors Data Stool Toxic Elements Test is an analysis of toxic elements in feces providing a comprehensive evaluation of environmental exposure, potential for accumulation in the body, and possibly endogenous detoxification of potentially toxic metals.

A Doctors Data Stool Gadolinium Test (fecal) provides indirect information about the potential for toxic metal burden of the element Gadolinium. Stool (fecal) excretion is the primary natural route of elimination from the body. Specimen collection is convenient for the patient and only requires a single-step procedure.

The Doctors Data Microbiology Stool Test identifies bacteria in the stool, yeast in the stool, the presence of imbalanced flora, and beneficial flora. This test identifies Clostridium species, and dysbiotic flora, as well as infectious pathogens.

Doctors Data Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis helps pinpoint the causes of gastrointestinal issues, symptoms and chronic systemic conditions, by measuring key markers of digestion, absorption and inflammation.

The Doctors Data Hair Elements Test for Minerals and Common Toxic Elements can determine your nutritional status as well as your body load of common heavy metals.

Find out your Vitamin D level now with an at home Doctors Data Vitamin D Blood Spot Test. With a simple finger prick blood test, you can know your levels of Vitamin D and adjust your diet and lifestyle to make your Vitamin D levels normal.

The Doctors Data Urine Toxic Elements Test provides analysis of the levels of toxic metals in a urine sample preferably after the administration of a Chelating agent (metal detoxification agent).  This is an objective way to evaluate the accumulation of toxic metals. 

Evaluate nutritional status and the efficacy of mineral supplementation. in an unprovoked specimen, early indication of renal dysfunction can be gleaned from urinary wasting of essential elements such as magnesium, calcium, potassium and sodium.