A simple at-home test
Take a small finger-prick sample at home. A laboratory analyses it and reports your Omega-6:3 balance and other fatty-acid markers.
KNOW YOUR OMEGA BALANCE
Omega-3 and Omega-6 are essential fats your body needs. But modern-day diets—often high in processed foods—have contributed to a widespread imbalance between the two.
You cannot see your fatty-acid balance—and you may not feel that anything is wrong. Eating fish or taking an Omega-3 supplement tells you what you consumed. It does not tell you what is actually reflected in your blood.
Based on published test-provider statistics. Nutritional self-screening only—not a diagnostic test.

WHAT IS THE NUMBER?
Your body needs both Omega-6 and Omega-3. The question is not whether you eat them—it is what your own blood sample shows.
Take a small finger-prick sample at home. A laboratory analyses it and reports your Omega-6:3 balance and other fatty-acid markers.
Test once for a baseline. If you change your routine, test again later and compare your own before-and-after figures.
The BalanceTest is a nutritional self-screening test. It does not diagnose a condition or replace advice from a qualified health professional.
MY MEASURED RESULT
I felt well and thought I was doing the right thing. My first result surprised me. So I stopped guessing, followed a consistent routine and tested again.
Outside the target range shown in my report.
The provider's target is 3:1 or below.
Inside the target range 105 days later.
Copied from my two reportsDated 14 October 2025 and 27 January 2026.
My result—not a promiseThese figures do not prove cause or predict your result.
THE 60-SECOND SELF-CHECK
Answer five quick questions. You will get a practical next step based on your food, supplement routine and interest in testing.
This is not a BalanceTest and it cannot estimate your Omega-6:3 ratio or diagnose a health condition.
THE 60-SECOND OMEGA SELF-CHECK
Your answers help Bruce send the information most relevant to your situation—without pretending to diagnose your balance.
General information only—not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.