🧪 OligoScanTissue Mineral and Heavy Metal Testing
A fast, non-invasive evaluation of mineral balance and toxic metal levels through the skin on the palm of the hand.
Preparation for the Test
Hands must be clean and free of lotions or creams
Please provide your height, weight, and blood type (O, A, B, or AB)
🔍 Mineral and Heavy Metal Analysis
Screening for physiological imbalances can help identify hidden health issues, toxic load, and mineral deficiencies.
Minerals – Detects both excesses and deficiencies
Toxic Metals – Assesses the risk of heavy metal poisoning
Oxidative Stress – Associated with aging and various health conditions
⚙️ The Analysis Process
OligoScan uses advanced spectrophotometry to instantly measure minerals, trace elements, oxidative stress, and toxic metals in tissues.
➡️ The process is quick, precise, painless, and completely non-invasive, with real-time results.
🖐️ Simple and Convenient
Measurements are taken directly from four specific points on the palm using a portable spectrometer connected to a computer.
🧬 Certified Technology
Based on scientifically validated spectrophotometry, widely used in clinical diagnostics and research.
⏱️ Rapid Results
Provides an immediate overview of mineral levels, oxidative stress, and toxic metal burden.
❓ What Is an OligoScan?
OligoScan is a clinical device that quickly and accurately measures levels of trace elements and heavy metals in body tissues.
It uses high-frequency light (spectrophotometry) to assess 20 essential minerals and 14 toxic metals.
✅ No need for blood, urine, hair, or tissue samples
✅ Safe for everyone, including pregnant women
✅ A trained technician scans four targeted points on the palm
🧠 Why Tissue-Based Testing?
The body regulates mineral and metal levels in the blood by shifting excesses or deficiencies to tissues and organs.
Blood tests may not always reflect true tissue status.
Blood – shows circulating levels
Urine – reflects what is being excreted
Hair – indicates past exposure
Tissue – provides a current and more accurate picture
📤 Results are displayed immediately on screen, and a full report is sent to you and/or your healthcare provider.
💊 Based on the findings, tailored treatment plans or supplementation may be recommended.
👥 Who Can Benefit from OligoScan?
Individuals planning for pregnancy
People living or working in urban or industrial environments
Those exposed to fertilizers, pesticides, or agricultural chemicals
Residents from mining areas (aluminum, lead, silver, nickel)
Post-menopausal women (bone, hormonal, and metabolic insights)
Individuals consuming highly processed or long-transported food
Smokers or those with substance exposure
People with impaired detoxification or chronic toxin exposure
Individuals with dental amalgams or undergoing removal
Professionals exposed to chemicals (cleaning staff, hairdressers, pest control workers)
📌 Currently available for individuals aged 12 and above (minimum weight: 44 kg)
🔬 How Does It Work?
OligoScan uses spectrophotometry, a method that measures the absorption of light through tissue to determine the concentration of elements.
Every substance absorbs or reflects light at specific wavelengths. The more concentrated the substance, the more light it absorbs (Beer-Lambert Law).
Spectrophotometry is widely used in chemistry, biology, environmental science, medical diagnostics, and materials science.
📚 Scientific Backing
Health risks associated with heavy metal exposure are well documented by the WHO, FAO, and other international bodies.
These metals enter the body via air, water, soil, food, and consumer products.
At the same time, studies show that modern foods are lower in nutritional content due to soil depletion and industrial processing, increasing the need for personalized supplementation.
Spectrophotometry, the technology behind OligoScan, is scientifically proven and clinically used.
Comparative studies show a strong correlation between OligoScan results and traditional laboratory tests.
🔗 For more information, visit the official OligoScan website.
📅 Book Your Appointment Today
To schedule your OligoScan assessment or to learn more, please contact us directly.