Nutrition
Micronutrient Gap Analysis
Micronutrient gap analysis finds vitamin and mineral shortfalls in your diet before supplementing—using food logs and labs, not guesswork.
Micronutrient gap analysis compares your usual foods to reference intakes for vitamins and minerals—finding shortfalls in iron, B12, vitamin D, iodine, or magnesium before blind supplement stacks. Labs and diet logs beat guessing.
Fix food patterns first; supplement targeted gaps second.
Common questions
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Do you need blood tests for gap analysis?
Food logs reveal obvious patterns; labs confirm suspected deficiencies like iron or D. Test when symptoms persist despite better sleep and balanced calories.
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