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Our Mission

"GOOD HEALTH THROUGH QUALITY LABORATORY TESTING"

The King James Medical Laboratory, Inc. pledges to provide its clients with clinical laboratory analyses that meet the highest standards of quality and accuracy using state-of-the-art methodology, thereby providing the most trusted results available.

Company Profile

The King James Medical Laboratory, Inc. is a full service clinical reference laboratory which serves the general public and the medical community with quality evaluations of patient specimens. The laboratory features the quantitative trace metal analysis of OMEGATECH®, historically known around the world as a leader in the evaluation of trace metals in human specimens.

Service World-Wide

The King James Medical Laboratory, Inc. also provides services to clients in many countries throughout the world. We do this by offering the service requisitions, reports of results and other information in several languages. These documents are available in the following languages:

English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German and Japanese.
Other languages can be supplied on request

The New England Journal of Medicine states:

"Eat Right and take a Multivitamin ¹"

Did you know that the presence of elevated serum homocysteine has recently been shown to be another independent risk factor for Coronary Heart Disease² (CHD)? This risk is equal in magnitude to the level of risk associated with either cigarette smoking or elevated serum cholesterol. Routine CHD risk assessment should now include the evaluation of serum homocysteine.

Have your physician contact the King James Medical Laboratory or call (800) 437-1404 to arrange for this test.

Elevated serum homocysteine has been shown to be correctable by increasing the folate and B12 consumed^3,4. This has resulted in the establishment of new dietary guidelines as recommended by the National Academy of Science which call for 400 to 600 mg of Folate above that consumed in the diet⁵.

You can be sure to get all of your optimal health assessment needs that you and your physician require from the King James Medical Laboratory.

References:

1. Oakley, GP, (Editorial) "Eat Right and Take a Multivitamin" New England J Medicine, Volume 338(9 April, 1998).

2. Welch, GN & Loscalzo, J, Homocysteine and Atherothrombosis, New England J Medicine 338:1042-1050 (1998).

3. Rim E.B. et al., Folate and Vitamin B6 from Diet and Supplements in Relation to Risk of Coronary Heart Disease among Women, J Amer. Med. Assoc. 279:359-364 (1998).

4. Omenn, GS et al., Preventing Coronary Heart Disease: B Vitamins and Homocysteine, Circulation 97:421-424 (1998).

5. "Adults need to increase intake of folate; some women should take more." Press Release of: National Academy of Sciences April 7, 1998. (see Internet: www2.nas.edu).