Exposure to chemicals in our everyday lives could well turn out to be one of the biggest risk factors in health of our age.
Helping you make informed choices
Everyday chemicals are difficult to avoid completely, and understanding the science surrounding their possible effects on our health can be complicated.
Lasting Health brings together research, news and practical information to help make the subject easier to understand.
By exploring where everyday chemical exposures can occur, what the latest evidence tells us and simple ways to reduce exposure, we aim to help people make informed choices about their health and wellbeing.
Testing your exposure to everyday chemicals
lastinghealth was created to share concerns about the potentially harmful effects that exposure to everyday chemicals might have on our health.
It is a complex area, but there is a growing body of evidence to suggest that exposures to everyday chemicals in our daily lives could be a factor in driving health trends such as higher cancer rates and lower fertility rates.
Our test is designed for you to find out what everyday chemicals you may have been recently exposed to, and how to reduce your contact with them by making simple lifestyle changes.
Everyday chemicals, and hundreds of ‘suspected’ endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are hard to avoid entirely, but you can reduce how often you might be exposed to them.
Our test will help you understand what chemicals you have recently been exposed to by measuring metabolites in your urine to indicate any recent chemical exposures.
Our testing laboratory
Mosaic Diagnostics
MosiacDX are a clinical laboratory based in the United States who have been offering functional testing for metabolic, nutritional, and toxin factors in chronic conditions for over 25 years.
MosaicDX carry out testing on behalf of lastinghealth.com. The Mosaic Diagnostic laboratory is CLIA certified to provide clinically validated tests that meet the required standards to conduct accurate, reliable, and timely testing.
The Mosaic clinic is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC registration number: C010000662), the independent regulator of health and social care in England, which means that they are held to the highest standards of care.
MosaicDX is a designated body under the GMC’s governance structure and the onsite laboratory has held a Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) Manufacturer ‘Specials’ License for well over 20 years.