An affordable, non-invasive way to accurately detect the levels of 56 essential minerals and nutrients in your body.

Our environment - food, air, water, everything - has changed drastically from past decades. With it, our cultural conversation around nutrition has changed just as much. We’re bombarded, overwhelmed and inundated by information, unsure of where to start or who to even listen to.  Now more than ever, our levels of essential nutrients can be all over the place, so through the sense of smell, we can identify what you need and what you don’t need without expensive or invasive testing that takes a ton of time.

Through medical research, Dr. Lendon Smith wrote a book called Feed Your Body Right about understanding your body chemistry so you could achieve proper nutrition without guesswork. Dr. Smith and his colleague, Dr. John Kitkosky discovered that if the pure form of a single vitamin smelled good to a person, then that nutrient was likely deficient. If the nutrient smelled bad, then that person likely didn’t need it.

The Nutrient Scent Test was created in Kingston, Ontario by a study group inspired by Dr. Smith. They all struggled with fatigue, pain, and other health issues preventing them from living their best lives, but after reading many books, getting blood work done, filling out questionnaires, experiencing test after test (even hair analysis), and a quarter of a million dollars spent between them all, no one had a holistic solution to their health problems. After copious trial and error, research and time, they created the Nutrient Scent Test.

There are 56 vials of pure vitamin and mineral forms like magnesium, calcium and vitamin B’s that we’ll go through. We’ll set the stage for the test by starting with two vitamins that are typically the same smell for everyone, one that smells bad and one that smells good. I’ll hold each container as you take one full inhale in and exhale away from the vial. You’ll tell me if it smells good, bad or neutral. I’ll record the results and in your follow-up session you’ll receive the results.

After many case studies of people who had gone to get DNA testing and blood work, the reports upon comparison came out to be nearly the same.