Traced by LinusBio | Wellness Gift for the Entrepreneur Who Tracks Everything … Traced is the first direct-to-consumer test that uses a single strand of hair to map 30 days of environmental exposure
Traced is the first direct-to-consumer test that uses a single strand of hair to map 30 days of environmental exposure—including lead, arsenic, cadmium, and aluminum alongside essential nutrients like zinc and magnesium. No needles, no clinic visit, no blood draw. Just a quick snip at home, a prepaid mailer, and a day-by-day picture of what your body has actually absorbed from your food, water, air, and home environment.
It was developed over a decade at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (linusbio.com [1]), retails for $299, and ships nationally across the U.S. (except New York).
A few reasons it works for a holiday gift guide:
It’s the kind of gift people want but would never buy for themselves. The data is genuinely surprising—exposures tied to weekend routines, cookware, travel, and tap water show up in ways most people don’t expect. And the results come with tailored guidance on how to reduce exposure, so it’s actionable, not just informational.
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