What You've Been Exposed To Is Measurable.
- Heavy Metal Panel
- Mold & Mycotoxin Assessment
- OAT: Detox Pathway Markers
- Targeted Detox Protocol Design
Measured. Identified. Systematically Addressed.
Heavy Metal Burden
Heavy Metal Assessment & Clearance
Lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, measurable and addressable.
Heavy metal accumulation is among the most direct disruptors of mitochondrial function, thyroid hormone metabolism, neurological signaling, and immune regulation. Lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium are the most clinically significant metals in environmental exposure, and their burden is systematically underassessed in conventional medicine. Arbour Longevity's heavy metal panel identifies specific accumulation and designs targeted chelation support and nutrient repletion protocols.
Arbour Longevity approach: Comprehensive heavy metal panel (blood and/or urine) · OAT for detoxification pathway assessment · Targeted chelation support and mineral repletion · Genomic assessment for detox SNPs (MTHFR, COMT, GSTP1) · Environmental source identification guidance
Common Presentations
- Fatigue
- Brain fog
- Neuropathy
- Immune dysregulation
- Thyroid disruption
Mold & Mycotoxin Illness
CIRS & Mold Illness
One of the most consistently missed causes of multi-system illness.
Chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) and mold-related illness produce a distinctive multi-system symptom pattern, fatigue, brain fog, respiratory symptoms, joint pain, mood disruption, and sensory sensitivity, that is frequently misdiagnosed as fibromyalgia, depression, or CFS. Arbour Longevity's assessment includes mycotoxin evaluation and the clinical markers most associated with CIRS alongside targeted remediation support.
Arbour Longevity approach: Mycotoxin panel and CIRS markers · Environmental history and exposure assessment · Targeted binder and detoxification protocols · Supportive care for inflammatory burden reduction · Referral coordination for environmental remediation when indicated
Common Presentations
- Fatigue
- Brain fog
- Respiratory
- Joint pain
- Mood
- Chemical sensitivity
Genomic Detox Capacity
Detox SNPs & Genomic Vulnerabilities
Why some people accumulate toxins while others clear them.
Genetic variants in detoxification enzymes, MTHFR, COMT, GSTP1, SOD2, and others, determine how efficiently your body processes and eliminates environmental toxins, hormones, and metabolic waste products. Arbour Longevity's genomic panel identifies variants that reduce detox capacity, allowing targeted nutritional and lifestyle support that bypasses these vulnerabilities rather than ignoring them.
Arbour Longevity approach: Targeted genomic panel for key detox SNPs · Methylation status assessment · Personalized nutrient support for impaired pathways · Integration of genomic findings into comprehensive protocol design
Common Presentations
- MTHFR
- COMT
- GSTP1
- SOD2
- CBS
Detoxification Support
Targeted Detox Protocols
Evidence-based. Clinician-designed. Never a cleanse.
Arbour Longevity detoxification protocols are built around what the labs show, not generic cleanses or generalized supplement protocols. Glutathione repletion for oxidative burden. Targeted mineral repletion post-chelation. Methylation support for genomic variants. IV nutritional therapy for systemic detoxification support. Every intervention is specific, measured, and followed up.
Arbour Longevity detox tools: Glutathione IV (available in IV therapy program) · Oral and IV nutrient repletion · Genomic-targeted methylation support · Binder protocols for mycotoxin clearance · Follow-up lab assessment to confirm clearance
Toxin Assessment · Ann Arbor
What You've Accumulated Can Be Measured & Cleared.
Schedule a toxin assessment consultation at Arbour Longevity. We identify what has accumulated, assess your detoxification capacity, and design a targeted clearance protocol, then follow up to confirm it's working.
- Heavy Metal Panel Available
- Genomic Detox SNPs
- Glutathione IV Integration
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