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The most efficient tool in our arsenal against infectious disease is our immune system. Through a proper intake of micronutrients, and the correction of potential deficiencies, it can be reinforced so as to help it stave off infection.
Immunity
Profile
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Strengthen your immunity
Our COVID-19 Immunity test includes a set of 5 key biomarkers known to support your immune system (vitamin D, zinc, magnesium, copper, selenium) with personalized actionable recommendations to help you to prevent the effects of a next potential viral infection. It also tests for the anti-SARS-COV-2 IgG antibody to help you identify past infection, and to determine if your body has developed antibodies after vaccination.
Kit Contents
Our collection kit includes all the necessary material for the easy collection of 4 drops of blood, namely a dedicated blood collection device, two lancets to prick your finger, two alcohol pads, one gauze pad, two bandages and one prepaid return envelope.
5 biomarkers & anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies
The biomarkers measured by our Immunity Profile, namely vitamin D, zinc, copper, selenium and magnesium, are all essential to a well-functioning immune system. The test also includes measurement of anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies level to determine prior infection status.
Minerals
Zn
Se
Cu
Mg
Vitamin
D
Zinc
ImmunityAntioxidantZinc is crucial for the normal development, activity and functioning of immune cells and therefore plays an essential role in immunity (e.g. wound healing, fighting off bacteria and viruses). Adequate levels of zinc may contribute to reducing the incidence of pneumonia (a serious complication of the COVID-19), especially in the elderly and those who are deficient in zinc.
Signs of deficiency
Hair loss, poor wound healing
Recommended food
Shellfish and seafood (e.g. oysters), red meat, poultry, legumes
Zinc
ImmunityAntioxidantZinc is crucial for the normal development, activity and functioning of immune cells and therefore plays an essential role in immunity (e.g. wound healing, fighting off bacteria and viruses). Adequate levels of zinc may contribute to reducing the incidence of pneumonia (a serious complication of the COVID-19), especially in the elderly and those who are deficient in zinc.
Signs of deficiency
Hair loss, poor wound healing
Recommended food
Shellfish and seafood (e.g. oysters), red meat, poultry, legumes
Selenium
ImmunityAntioxidantSelenium plays a key role in reducing inflammation and enhancing immunity. It is a powerful antioxidant, meaning it protects cells from oxidative damage. A deficiency in selenium can alter the immune response and increase the incidence, severity and/or progression of viral infections.
Signs of deficiency
Thin and brittle hair, muscle weakness
Recommended food
Brazil nuts, fish and seafood, organ meat
Copper
ImmunityCopper is a trace mineral implicated in the activation of the immune system and in the formation of red blood cells. Copper deficiency leads to the reduction of key cells of the immune system and an increased susceptibility to infection.
Signs of deficiency
Lightened patches of skin, loss of balance and coordination, increased risk of infection
Recommended food
Organ meat and meat, seafood, nuts and seeds, whole-grains, legumes
Magnesium
ImmunityStressMagnesium is a key mineral that promotes vitamin D function and keeps both innate and acquired immune system strong. Magnesium is also important for muscle contractions, regulation of blood pressure, and transmission of nerve signals.
Signs of deficiency
Muscular cramps, muscular weakness, irregular heartbeat
Recommended food
Fish and seafood, soy products, nuts, banana, dried fruits
Vitamin D
ImmunityPulmonary resistanceVitamin D plays an important role in pulmonary resistance and in helping the immune system to function appropriately. It stimulates the proliferation of immune cells and regulates the synthesis of a protein that kills pathogens, including viruses and bacteria. It has been reported that vitamin D deficiency might be linked to a higher risk of severe coronavirus infection (complications), including death, from COVID-19, for groups at high risk of severe COVID-19.
Signs of deficiency
Muscle weakness, bone and back pain
Recommended food
Exposition to sunlight, fatty fishes, organ meat, egg yolks, dairy products
Amino acids
Fatty acids
Vitamins
Minerals
Hormones
Arg
Asn
Cit
Glu
Gln
His
Lys
Phe
Pro
Tau
Thr
Tyr
Val
Car
Orn
BCAA
Amino acids
Amino acids are the components of proteins. There are 20 of them and 9 of them are said to be essential, i.e. the body is not able to manufacture them. It is therefore important to ensure sufficient intake through the diet. Amino acids are involved in muscle development, skin, hair and nail renewal, hormone and antibody production, and the transmission of nerve messages.
C12:0
C18:1
LA
DGLA
AA
EPA
DHA
Ω3
Fatty acids
Fatty acids are the components of fats. There are several families of fatty acids, all playing important roles: source of energy, brain development, proper functioning of the heart and immune system, composition of cell membranes, participation in the formation of hormones, etc.
Vit A
Vit D
Vit B1
Vit B5
Vitamins
Vitamins are essential because the body cannot produce them (with a few exceptions). They do not provide energy but are involved in many processes in the body, such as the formation of red blood cells (blood), the proper functioning of the heart, muscles, nervous and digestive systems. They also play a role in making DNA (the molecule that makes up our genes) and protecting our cells. Our body has limited reserves for some vitamins and in certain situations (stress, overwork, intensive sports, illness, etc.), our needs are increased.
Cu
Mg
Se
Zn
Minerals
Minerals do not provide energy to the body but fulfill essential functions, such as development and renewal of our skeleton, muscle and heart contraction, exchanges between cells, formation of proteins (e.g. for healing, immunity, oxygen transport in the body), transmission of nerve impulses, maintenance of acid-base balance, etc. Some minerals, known as trace elements, are only needed in very small quantities but are no less essential.
Tes
Cor
Tes/Cor
Hormones
Hormones are chemical messengers manufactured by the body that are important for health but also for supporting athletic performance. They play an important role in the metabolism of macronutrients (carbohydrate, protein, fat) and influence the production of certain proteins, such as proteins for building muscle.
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