009_How to Use Hair Mineral Testing to Identify Nutrient Deficiencies with Dr. Garrett Smith

by | Jun 9, 2017

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Body Systems co-founder and CEO, Ben Brown, interviews Dr. Garrett Smith, NMD, about the benefits of using hair mineral analysis testing. We go deep into: – Mineral imbalances in the body – Why hair mineral testing can be more reliable than blood testing – How to improve deficiencies through nutrition and supplementation – The problem with multivitamins and the “One size fits all” approach to supplementation Find more about Hair Mineral Analysis Testing and Dr. Garrett Smith at http://www.drgarrettsmith.com

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