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SpectraCell® Micronutrient Testing

SpectraCell® Micronutrient Testing

Why is nutrient status important?

Vitamin, mineral and antioxidant deficiencies have been shown to suppress the function of the immune system which can contribute to degenerative processes such as arthritis, cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. You may be deficient in some vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and/or other essential micronutrients and not even know it. 

Standard test results do not measure if the nutrient is properly functioning within the body. 

SpectraCell Laboratories developed their exclusive, patented micronutrient testing to measure the function of selected vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and other essential micronutrients within your white blood cells. Analysis can reveal a person's functional nutrient status over a much longer tiem period than conventional serum testing. SpectraCell's tests give a more meaningful measurement of nutritional status than all other nutritional testing. 

What conditions can be affected by nutrient status?

-Diabetes

-Fatigue

-Mood Disorders

-Weight Management

-Sports Nutrition

-Osteoporosis

-Cardiovascular Disease

-Migranes

-Women's Health

-Hypertension

-and many other common conditions

Test Components:

Vitmamins

-Vitamin A

-Vitamin B1

-Vitamin B2

-Vitamin B3

-Vitamin B6

-Vitamin B12

-Vitamin C

-Vitamin D

-Vitamin K

-Biotin

-Folate

-Pantothenate

Minerals:

-Calcium

-Magnesium

-Zinc

-Copper

-Manganese

Amino Acids:

-Asparagine

-Glutamine

-Serine

Antioxidants:

-Alpha Lipoic Acid

-Coenzyme Q10

-Cysteine

-Glutathione

-Selenium

-Vitamin E

Carbohydrate metabolism:

-Chromium

-Fructose Sensitivity

-Gluclose-Insulin Metabolism

Fatty Acids:

-Oleic Acid

Metabolites:

-Choline

-Inositol

-Carnitine

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