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Trace Element Deficiency Diagnosis, Richard Laven SoVS, Massey University

Interpretation of blood and liver results.

Detecting a trace element deficiency and understanding how much or what is needed to rectify it can be challenging. Richard highlights the deficiencies of various trace elements, the active roles that trace elements play and how to prevent dysfunction.

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