Bex, those results are not out of the ordinary. Sure you don't want levels of minerals, etc. to be low but that is very typical. You could randomly do similar tests on any 10 people and a fairly high percentage would have similar results with deficiencies in various mineral groups and hormonal imbalances/shortfalls.

I work in the health care industry and review people's health situations on a daily basis. Hormonal deficiency are as common as the common cold. Very easily treated with generic drugs. Not uncommon for young people and entire families to have hormonal deficiencies. Doctors give out synthroid to treat hormal deficiencies like aspirin.

I wouldn't worry about the results you received, they are not atypical. They can all be easily treated with supplementation short term and diet long term. 8 out of 10 people if tested would have similar results to what you received. They are common.