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Understand Your Health—Order Your Zinc Test Today!
Zinc plays a crucial role in over 300 vital biochemical processes, including brain function, mood regulation, and immune health. Low zinc levels can lead to anxiety, depression, and other health concerns. Our easy-to-order zinc test helps you discover if a deficiency is affecting your well-being.
Take Control of Your Health in 3 Simple Steps:
- Order Online: Purchase your zinc test directly on this page—just click "Add to Cart," and proceed to checkout.
- Receive Your Requisition: We’ll send a LabCorp test requisition to your email within minutes.
- Visit LabCorp & Get Results: Stop by any LabCorp location for a quick, painless blood draw. Your results will be sent directly to you by Second Opinion Physician.
Optional Consultation: Want expert advice on your results? Schedule a follow-up phone consultation with Dr. Dave for personalized guidance, all starting at just $99.
Zinc Deficiency Test: Quick, Easy & Accurate
Our zinc deficiency test measures the level of zinc in your blood to help identify imbalances that may be affecting your health. Zinc is essential for over 300 biochemical processes, including brain function, mood regulation, and immune support. Knowing your zinc levels can reveal underlying issues contributing to symptoms like anxiety, depression, and more.
How to Prepare for Your Plasma Zinc Test: To ensure the most accurate results, please avoid taking any zinc or copper supplements for 12-24 hours before your blood draw. This helps provide a clear picture of your baseline zinc levels.
Who Can Benefit From a Zinc Deficiency Test?
Many people may have low zinc levels without realizing it. Testing can be especially helpful if you experience any of the following symptoms or conditions:
Symptoms of Zinc Deficiency
- Anxiety, agitation, or irritability
- ADHD or poor attention span
- Insomnia and difficulty falling or staying asleep
- Sensitivity to cheap metals (jewelry, coins)
- White spots on nail beds
- Difficulty concentrating or poor performance in school
- Estrogen dominance, including symptoms like PMS or irregular cycles
- Sensitivity to stress, mood swings, or emotional outbursts
Signs of Zinc Deficiency:
- Those with high copper exposure: Living in homes with copper pipes, using copper well water, or frequent exposure to copper through cookware, copper jewelry or chemical/metal materials work environments.
- Obese individuals: May have altered zinc absorption or increased need for zinc.
- Women using hormonal birth control or IUDs: These can increase copper levels, which may deplete zinc.
- People with diets low in zinc-rich foods: Such as red meat, shellfish, seeds, nuts, and whole grains.
- Those experiencing symptoms of estrogen dominance: Including heavy menstrual cycles, bloating, or mood swings.
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, or if you think you might be at risk for zinc deficiency, order your zinc test today to get the clarity you need and start feeling better.
