One question before you go, and this page is the only place you'll see it.
In about three weeks, a report lands in your inbox telling you exactly what your child's body is short on. That's the moment most parents get stuck. Not because the report is unclear, but because knowing what to fix and knowing how to actually run it in your real life are two different things.
You'll know the numbers. Then your kid refuses the supplement, the eczema flares worse before it gets better, your pediatrician raises an eyebrow, and it's 11pm and you're googling whether that's normal.
The at-home HTMA. A report reviewed by me personally. Three protocol options built for your child. You know what's low, what's high, and where to start. That's real, and it's yours.
Choosing the right lane. Adjusting when something doesn't land. Knowing what a plateau means. Handling the pushback. Deciding when to retest. This is where families either follow through, or quietly stop.
Everything in my full program, plus three months of hybrid support: one-to-one time with me and my team, and the group calls where we look at real results together. You are not testing again. Your Mineral Check test and report carry straight in. This is everything that comes after them.
Most families don't have one kid with a mineral pattern. They have one kid whose pattern got loud enough to notice. Inside the full program, adding another child is $99, not another full enrollment.
Minerals & Kids with full support is $1,687 on the sales page. That's the price it will be tomorrow, and the price it'll be if you come back for it later.
Minerals & Kids, full program with support: $1,687
$499
One time. No second test. Your Mineral Check report carries straight into the program.
You save $1,188I had no idea how much minerals affected my son's behavior. After balancing his zinc and magnesium, he went from constant meltdowns to being calm and focused. It was like night and day.
— Jessica, mom of a 5-year-oldWe were told our daughter needed ADHD meds, but I wanted to look deeper. After doing HTMA and addressing high copper levels, she started thriving in school, without medication.
— Laura, mom of a 7-year-oldDoctors kept telling me my son would grow out of his eczema. Turns out, his body was overloaded with heavy metals. Once we followed the protocol, his skin started healing, and he's been eczema-free for months.
— Mark, dad of a 9-year-oldYes adds Minerals & Kids with full support to the order you just placed, at $499. No takes you straight to your Mineral Check next steps, exactly as planned. Either way, your kit is already on its way.
This offer appears once. It is not available on the sales page, in your receipt, or later.
No. The Mineral Check test you just bought is the test. Your sample, your report, and your protocol options carry straight into the program. The $499 is for the program and the three months of support that come after the report, not for testing your child twice.
It means you get both. One-to-one time with me and my team on your child's specific case, and the twice-monthly live group calls where we work through real results together. The group calls are where most parents learn the fastest, because they hear the case that sounds exactly like theirs. The 1:1 is for the parts that are only yours.
Yes, at $1,687. The $499 exists because you've already paid for the testing half. It's tied to this order, and this page.
Inside the full program, each additional child is $99. That covers their test and review, so you're running the whole family off one program enrollment rather than paying full price per child.
Minerals support overall health alongside other care. There's a module specifically on running protocols safely while your child is on ADHD medication, antibiotics, or SSRIs. Keep your prescribing provider in the loop and don't change any prescribed medication without them.
That's the honest objection, and it's why the support is the point. The lessons are short and skippable. You go straight to the track that matches what's wrecking your day. And when you're stuck, you bring it to a call instead of watching a module about it.