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Cellular Testing for Nutrient Sufficiency, Antioxidant Capacity, and Specific Protective Antioxidants
Cellular Testing for Nutrient Sufficiency, Antioxidant Capacity, and Specific Protective Antioxidants
Metabolism happens within cells. Cells need nutrients to be metabolically active.
The Cellular Micronutrient Assay (CMA) is your tool to assess and address insufficiencies in micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) as well as amino acids, and other nutrients within immune cells. This is a reflection of long-term nutrient status, not just a “snapshot” as is seen in serum nutrient tests.
An overload and accumulation of free radicals (from pollution, toxins, medication, radiation, etc) in the body can result in oxidative damage which plays a major role in the development of chronic and degenerative illness. Antioxidants can help protect the cells from oxidative damage.
The Redox Assay measures the overall antioxidant function of your patient's immune cells.
The Antioxidant Protection Assay (APA) identifies specific antioxidants that significantly improve your patients’ antioxidant capacity and protect their cells from oxidative damage.
Nutrient Requirements Are Unique To Each Patient
Nutrient Requirements Are Unique To Each Patient
Women’s health- fertility, pregnancy, lactation, perimenopause, menopause, and others
High performance and/or severe stress
Sports Nutrition
Pre and post-surgery
Weight management, obesity
Burnout, fatigue, depression, mood swings, low vitality
Chronic conditions, and/or metabolic syndrome (increased blood pressure and blood sugar, excess body fat, abnormal cholesterol)
Nutritional and health status optimization
MethylDetox Profile
MethylDetox Profile
More than 50% of your patients are affected by genetic variations in the methylation pathway.1 Standard MTHFR genotyping only evaluates folic acid metabolism. The MethylDetox Profile makes it easy to understand the complicated methylation process by giving comprehensive insights into the functional status of the methylation pathway.
The MethylDetox Profile includes genetic markers involved in methylation and homocysteine metabolism provided in a detailed lab report with personalized commentary. Additionally, continued homocysteine testing enables easy monitoring of patient progress.
Genetic variations in this pathway are associated with elevated homocysteine levels, impaired methylation processes, and limited detoxification capacity. 1, 3 As a result, these SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphisms) may contribute to accelerated aging, certain chronic diseases like cardiovascular disease and neurodegenerative disorders, impaired gene-regulation, poor drug clearance, and impaired neurotransmitter metabolism. 1, 3-21
Identify Food and Chemical Sensitivities
Identify Food and Chemical Sensitivities
The results from the Alcat Test can help determine which foods and other substances may trigger unwanted inflammation and related symptoms. The Alcat Test enables providers to help patients improve chronic health issues through dietary change.
Overview
Overview
The Alcat Test gives healthcare professionals a tool for managing conditions linked to inflammation and chronic activation of the immune system. The Alcat Test measures individual responses to foods and other substances at the cellular level and may reveal the underlying trigger of certain symptoms.
Food and chemical sensitivities have been linked to migraines, aching joints, fatigue, gastrointestinal disorders, and other symptoms related to chronic activation of the immune system. 1-6
Clinical assessments of the Alcat Test used to guide dietary modification have shown significant improvement in many common symptoms. 1, 2, 7 -9 The efficacy of the Alcat Test has been documented in numerous studies implementing rigorous double-blind and often placebo-controlled study designs. 10, 11
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