Green Wisdom Health · Test, Don’t Guess
A closer look at your cellular nutrient needs
The Cellular Micronutrient Assay (CMA) evaluates patterns of nutrient sufficiency in immune cells across 55 vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other nutrients.
Get information you can discuss with Dr. Stephen E. Lewis, D.C., as part of a thoughtful, personalized nutrition plan.
What the test covers
55 nutrients, one organized report
The CMA report groups results as nutrient sufficiency, borderline insufficiency, or insufficiency. It also provides educational information about nutrients that may deserve attention.
Vitamins
Including B vitamins and vitamins A, C, D, E, and K.
Minerals
Including magnesium, zinc, copper, iodine, selenium, and iron.
Amino acids
Including taurine, serine, histidine, and others.
Other nutrients
Including CoQ10, glutathione, carnitine, and omega fatty acids.
Beyond a single number
Understand the pattern in context
Cell Science Systems describes the CMA as an assessment of nutrient insufficiency within immune cells and a reflection of longer-term nutrient status. Its findings can help guide a conversation about diet, supplements, health history, and whether other testing is appropriate.
The report is educational information. A result by itself does not diagnose a disease or tell you which supplement dose to take.
See what you receive
Explore a sample Cell Science Systems report to see the result summary and nutrient explanations. Your results will be individual to you.
How it works
Simple next steps
Confirm your location
Our office first confirms a suitable blood draw location near you. We then send you this purchase page.
Arrange the blood draw
Use the collection instructions we provide. A local collection fee may be charged separately.
Review your findings
Discuss the report with Dr. Lewis in the context of your health history and nutrition goals.
Ready for more information?
Ready to purchase your test?
The test is $299, plus any separate blood draw fee charged by the collection site.
Green Wisdom Health provides nutrition and wellness education. Laboratory results do not replace medical diagnosis, treatment, or care from your healthcare professional.