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Did you know that acne and rashes, fatigue, bloating, joint pains, and severe cold symptoms can be caused by the body simply because of poor digestion of some foods? Or, that some people cannot lose weight despite various and sometimes even very strict diets, only because they use foods that they actually cannot digest? The test provides an answer to which foods a person should avoid or replace in their menu. The food intolerance test will be performed at Tartu Bioclinic and Loodus BioSpa, followed by a consultation with Dr. Natalia Trofimova (also possible by phone). The food intolerance test is recommended for those who want to lose weight, strengthen the immune system, restore the skin, improve the strength of hair and nails, who are preparing to have a baby, breastfeeding, suffering from obesity or other chronic diseases. -
MICROBIOME – OUR GUT INHABITANTS
Our gut health is closely linked to our overall well-being. Often, the inner workings of our digestive system give early signs of imbalances and illnesses long before we notice them ourselves. However, stress, unhealthy diet, and lifestyle can disrupt the delicate balance of our gut and its resident bacteria, which can significantly affect our health.
The collection of microorganisms that live on and inside the human body is called the microbiome.
Trillions of microorganisms live in our digestive tract, forming what is known as the gut microbiome.
Not all gut bacteria have a positive effect on our health, which is why an imbalance between protective and harmful bacteria can lead to health problems. -
Measuring different fatty acids requires only a tiny drop of blood. The Omega-3 index is the most important: to ensure heart health, your Omega-3 level in the blood must be at least 8%.
An Omega-3 index level of 8-12% is associated with better overall health. Unfortunately, the average Omega index level remains low in most parts of the world.
Founded in 2007 by Professor Clemens von Schacky (Professor of Preventive Cardiology at Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich), Omegametrix is an international reference laboratory for determining the Omega-3 index. We determine your Omega-3 index®.
Why choose the OmegaMetrix Laboratory test, represented by WHC Labs?
- The testing method has been used in over 200 scientific studies
- Validated and standardized testing methods
- Recognized experts in fatty acid research
- Easily understandable reports based on well-known studies
- Only a tiny drop of blood is required to measure 26 different types of fatty acids in the blood. This test will accurately show how much Omega-3, 6, 7, and Omega-9 fatty acids, saturated fats, and trans fats you are consuming. The Omega-3 index is the most important information: to maintain a healthy heart, your Omega-3 level in the blood should be at least 8%.
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The test provides information about genetic risk for developing different medical conditions and diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, oncological diseases, eye diseases, vitamin deficiency and others. Moreover, the test evaluates the genetic predisposition to obesity. -
Genetic risk assessment for developing lactose intolerance+ celiac disease. -
Genetic risk assessment for developing celiac disease -
Mineral Status Analysis (MSA): A Precise and Comprehensive Insight into Your Body's True Balance
Have you ever felt that something in your body just isn't quite right—even though your blood test results show that everything appears normal? Do fatigue, sleep disturbances, hair loss, or difficulty concentrating persist no matter how healthy your diet is?
In many cases, the answer lies in your body's mineral balance.
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Genetic risk assessment for developing lactose intolerance. -
Mineral Status Analysis (MSA): A Precise and Comprehensive Insight into Your Body's True Balance
Have you ever felt that something in your body just isn't quite right—even though your blood test results show that everything appears normal? Do fatigue, sleep disturbances, hair loss, or difficulty concentrating persist no matter how healthy your diet is?
In many cases, the answer lies in your body's mineral balance.