Environmental exposures

PFAS testing without the panic.

Source first. Water testing when it guides filtration. PFAS blood testing only for high-risk histories. No routine microplastic “body burden” scavenger hunt.

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Private well or local contamination

Firefighting, industrial, military-base, or airport exposure

Choosing or auditing a water filter

Interpreting prior PFAS, water, or heavy-metal results

Process

Three decisions. Not a detox protocol.

The point is a cleaner next step, not a bigger lab receipt.

Map the source

Water, work, home, cookware, food-contact patterns.

Choose test or skip

Water first; PFAS blood only when it changes follow-up.

Turn results into action

Filter, repeat, monitor, refer — or stop chasing noise.

Before the visit

Send the context, not a novel.

Water sourceCurrent filterKnown exposuresPrior resultsPregnancy / childrenDecision you want to make

Not sure if testing is worth it?

Bring the exposure story. I’ll help separate signal from noise and decide whether to test, filter, monitor, or stop worrying.

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Guidance is provided by Hillary Lin, MD. Testing kits, blood draws, labs, and filtration products are separate unless explicitly stated.