Services
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Neurotransmitter analysis
Neurotransmitters are brain chemicals that facilitate the transmission of signals from one neuron to another across a synapse. Neurotransmitters stimulate receptors in the brain to influence and regulate a wide range of processes such as mental performance, emotions, pain response and energy levels. Functioning primarily in the central nervous system (CNS), neurotransmitters are the brain's chemical messengers that facilitate communication between glands, organs and muscles in the body.
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Telomere analysis
Telomeres are ends of chromosomes made from tandem repeats of a DNA sequence (TTAGGG) and associated proteins. Their function is to protect chromosome ends from DNA repair/degradation processes, as well as to ensure proper cell functionality and viability. Telomeres are progressively shortened in our body with each successive cycle of cell division. Telomerase is the enzyme capable of maintaining the length of telomeres. However, healthy cells produce little or no telomerase, so telomeres are progressively shortened until they reach a critical length, which triggers cell death or replicative senescence (an irreversible halt in cell division).
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Estrogen metabolism
How estrogen is metabolized plays an important role in the pathogenesis of a wide variety of clinical conditions. Estrogen metabolism monitoring identifies patients at increased risk of developing hormonal imbalances with clinical consequences. Estrogen can be metabolized through two channels: the protective channel, in which estrogen is metabolized to 2-hydroxyestrone (2-OHE1) and 2-hydroxyestradiol (2-OHE2), and a more potent channel, in which estrogen is metabolized to 16-alpha -hydroxyestrone (16-alpha-OHE1). The metabolites of these two channels have opposite properties from a biological point of view, which is why it is recommended that the ratio between them be balanced and maintained at optimal values.
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Advanced oxidative stress evaluation
To see if the extensive assessment of oxidative stress is a suitable option for you, check if you fall into the following risk categories: expose yourself to solar radiation, ultraviolet radiation, toxic substances in the air and water you overwork yourself physically you live in an area where you are exposed to pollution, exhaust gases smoke actively or passively you consume an unbalanced diet, foods rich in fats, preservatives or that have been treated with pesticides consume coffee, alcohol, recreational drugs you have undergone many drug treatments your dentist used dental amalgam
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Detoxification capacity evaluation
Through the pulmonary, digestive and skin pathways, a series of toxins enter the human body such as industrial chemicals, pesticides, food additives, medicines and various pollutants that the medical literature collectively calls "xenobiotics" (chemical compounds that are not naturally found naturally in the body). Most of these products are toxic and must be eliminated from the body. For this, the body uses a series of metabolic processes of successive transformation, some of them taking place in the liver. The body takes these harmful substances and transforms them into less harmful substances, then they are eliminated. We call this ability of the body detoxification. Detoxification is basically our ability to metabolize and eliminate toxins, it is a body's own mechanism and does not come from the outside.
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Total antioxidant capacity evaluation
We aim to diagnose the total antioxidant capacity of your body in order to be able to tell you how your protection mechanisms against free radicals work. To see if antioxidant capacity testing is a suitable option for you, check if you fall into the following risk categories: expose yourself to solar radiation, ultraviolet radiation, toxic substances in the air and water you overwork yourself physically you live in an area where you are exposed to pollution, exhaust gases smoke actively or passively you consume an unbalanced diet, foods rich in fats, preservatives or that have been treated with pesticides
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Food intolerance screening
Food intolerances are sometimes the main cause of intestinal tract problems and can be the primary cause of many chronic diseases. A series of dysfunctions, discomforts, and diseases associated with the digestive system can be the result of local immune responses to foods or combinations of foods. The food intolerance screening package proposes a "step-by-step" diagnostic approach, going through all the causes: type 1 allergic reactions, immediate (determined by the presence of IgE) allergic reactions associated with pollen allergic reactions with delayed onset (determined by the presence of IgG4 antibodies) pseudo-allergic reactions caused by amines such as histamine and dysfunctions in their metabolism
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Hormonal screening for men
Hormones are substances produced by the human body capable of inhibiting or stimulating the functioning of certain organs, either acting directly on these organs or triggering the synthesis or secretion of secondary or tertiary hormonal systems. They are secreted by the endocrine system made up of all the body's endocrine glands, to coordinate the body's activity. Each hormone has its specificity and its well-defined role in the body. One of the fundamental characteristics that defines hormones is that they bind to a specific cellular receptor to trigger a response. There is a close relationship between all the components of the endocrine system that act together in a sensitive harmony, and the disruption of the secretion of a particular hormone will influence the entire system. It is also interesting that most of these hormones can be converted into other hormones depending on the body's needs. It is nature's way of maintaining hormonal balance.
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Hormonal screening for women
Studies show that most adults have significantly lower levels of several essential hormones around the age of 40. Both men and women rely on a sensitive balance of estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid hormones, DHEA, cortisol, growth hormone, melatonin, etc. but also of the active metabolites of these hormones. Each one has a well-defined role, but they collaborate synergistically with the other hormones forming a sensitive balance. The decreasing levels of these hormones contribute to the slow and constant deterioration of health and well-being: low libido, decrease in energy, decrease in muscle mass and increase in adipose tissue in the body, weakening of bones and the appearance of osteoporosis, reduction in skin tone and elasticity, problems of memory, cardiovascular pathologies, insomnia, irritability and mood changes, as well as many other symptoms. As the years pass, these symptoms intensify, the relationship between them and hormone levels becoming even more obvious. The level of hormones visibly affects physiological, sexual and cognitive functions, often with psychological complications. Until recently, these changes were accepted as part of "aging".
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Standard screening
The standard screening package was built for those who want an overview of their health, individually or as part of an Age Management program. It contains the investigations necessary for the diagnostic evaluation of the body's main devices and systems: blood markers complete anthropometric and body composition measurements non-invasive blood pressure monitoring pulse oximetry questionnaire analysis - medical history, family history, health status, lifestyle, nutrition and sport
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Digestive screening
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Cardiovascular screening
Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of mortality in the world. Increased cholesterol levels, increased fat percentage and decreased muscle mass percentage that are no longer compensated by an efficient metabolism and a regular sports life become favorable factors for a whole series of cardiovascular diseases. Unfortunately, most of those who suffer a myocardial infarction are not classified in time in the risk category. Many patients suffering from myocardial infarction, sudden cardiac death or those who develop coronary heart disease have normal cholesterol levels.