Metabolism Test - Metabolic Screening At Home
- Gut Dysbiosis
- Detoxification health
- Energy Production Metabolism
- Vitamin Metabolism
- Carbohydrate Metabolism
- Fatty Acid Metabolism
- Protein Intake, Muscle Catabolism & Oxalate Metabolism
- Mineral Sufficiency
- Amino Acid Sufficiency
KEY INDICATORS
- Dysbiosis Markers
- Dysbiosis Risk
- Gut Permeability
- Intestinal Malabsorption
- Clostridia Bacterial Overgrowth
- Yeast and Fungal Infection
- Bacterial Overgrowth
BLOOD MARKERS
- Valine
- Threonine
- Glycine
- 2-Aminoadipic Acid
- Leucine
- beta-Alanine
URINARY MARKERS
- Citramallic
- 4HBA
- 2HPA
- Indole3AA
- 4Hhippurate
- PA
- 2Hhippurate
- 4HPA
- 4HPL
- tartarate
- 3HP3HP
- hippurate1
- arabinose
- 2HIC
- 5HM2F
- Benzonate
KEY INDICATORS
- Ammonia Detoxification
- Hepatic Detoxification
- Glutathione Status
BLOOD MARKERS
- Taurine
- beta-Alanine
- Glutamine
URINARY MARKERS
- PyroGlu
- Mandelate
- Orotate
KEY INDICATORS
- CoQ10 status
- Lipoic Acid
BLOOD MARKERS
- Valine
- C0
URINARY MARKERS
- Analog Cit
- Citrate
- HMG2
- Malate-
- Succinate
- Cisaconate
KEY INDICATORS
- Vitamin B12 Status
- Vitamin B9 (Folate) Status
- Vitamin B1 Status
- Vitamin B3 Status
- Vitamin B5 Status
- Vitamin B6 Status
- Vitamin E Status
- Vitamin K Status
- Biotin Status
BLOOD MARKERS
- Glycine
- Beta-AminoIsoButyric Acid
- Sarcosine
- Histidine
- Serine
- Carnosine
- Beta-AminoIsoButyric Acid
- beta-Alanine
- Threonine
URINARY MARKERS
- MMA
- uracil
- Formiminoglutamate
- Suberate
- Gln
- Leu
- EMA
- HMG2
- Pyruvate
- Succinate
- isoLeu
- Adipate
- 3HIV
- PyroGlu
- Malate
- Glutarate
- Xanthurenic Acid
KEY INDICATORS
- Carbohydrate Metabolism
- Chromium picolinate
- Glucose oxidation impairment
BLOOD MARKERS
- N/A
URINARY MARKERS
- Pyruvate
- Lactate
- 2KG
- 3HB
KEY INDICATORS
- Fatty Acid - Omega Oxidation
- Cartinine Status
- Mitochondrial Dysfunction
BLOOD MARKERS
- C0
URINARY MARKERS
- Me-Succinate
- Adipate
- Suberate
- EMA
- Sebacate
KEY INDICATORS
- Kidney Stone Risk
- Muscles Turnover
- Protein Intake Status
BLOOD MARKERS
- Histidine
- Glycine
- 1- Methyl-histidine
- Cysteine
- Lysine
- Proline
URINARY MARKERS
- Oxalate
KEY INDICATORS
- Magnesium Status
- Selenium Status
- Certinine Status
- N-Acetylcysteine Status
- Iron Status
- Zinc Status
BLOOD MARKERS
- Lysine
- Histidine
- GlycineCysteine
- beta-Alanine
- Threonine
URINARY MARKERS
- b-Ala
- Leu
- Ser 1
- isoLeu
- Thr
- His
- Gly 1
- Phe 1
- Lys 1
KEY INDICATORS
- Arginine
- Tyrosine
- TryptoPhan
- Threonine
- Histidine
- Phenylalanine
- Valine
- Methionine
- Leucine
- Lysine
BLOOD MARKERS
- Histidine
- Lysine
- Arginine
- Phenylalanine
- Methionine
- Valine
- Tyrosine
- Tryptophan
- Threonine
- Leucine
About the Metabolism Test
Human metabolism is a dynamic concept. Your lifestyle, eating habits, environment, exercises, stress-and all such factors have an impact on it. The Nutritional Metabolism Test gives you an insight into the current status of your metabolism, and what all needs to be done in order to improve it. If you undergo any major change in your nutrition and lifestyle, or if you are undergoing an intensive weight-loss program, it is best to take the test at regular intervals and keep a close watch on your essential metabolic markers in order to ensure that they remain in “normal limits”.
NUTRITION and METABOLISM
Your health is a reflection of all the nutrition you get. Conversely, it also is reflective of the nutrients (certain vitamins and minerals) which you may not be consuming, but need for better health and disease prevention. There are many variables which determine the efficiency behind your nutrition. It is important to understand whether your nutrition is adequate for the health that you aim to achieve, or whether there is any deficiency. It is also important to understand whether there is any “metabolic block” which calls for a change in nutrition, lifestyle and approach to building/ maintaining health.
Nutrition Metabolism Analysis includes the study of a wide range of metabolic indicators which reveal the root cause behind your weight and health problems. The various class of metabolic indicators are classified as:
Amino Acids
Amino acids are the basic “building blocks” of the human body and play a key role in the growth and maintenance of bones and muscles. The analysis of amino acid levels reveals the cause behind fatigue, increased cardiovascular risk, mood swings and cognitive functions.
Fatty Acids
Fatty acids are essential and it is important to ensure that it is not too low or too high in supply to your body. Low levels of certain fats in nutrition can result in depression, hyperactivity, numbness and tingling in the hands and feet, as well as early senility.
Energy Production Metabolism
Energy production metabolism is the process which supplies the body with its primary energy needs, converting 90% of food energy into cellular energy. Imbalances of cellular energy metabolites are linked with chronic fatigue, accelerated cell breakdown, and accelerated ageing.
Proteins, Vitamin and Minerals
This panel in the nutritional metabolism test provides a functional assessment of protein, vitamins and minerals sufficiency. An analysis of metabolites which require vitamin and mineral cofactors for their metabolism can hint at deficiencies of vitamins B6, B12 and C, magnesium, copper, iron, and various amino acids.
Gut Dysbiosis and Gut Health Test
The GI tract is a complex organ system easily influenced by factors such as microflora and microbial balance, digestive enzymes, or GI lining integrity. Over a period of time, toxins and food allergens entering the bloodstream create an imbalance between good and bad bacteria, a phenomenon called Dysbiosis.
Why is Metabolism Important ?
Is Metabolism Test right for me ?
Nutrition is at the core of your health. We all are genetically and hence metabolically different. What is “right” for one set of people may not be equally right for everyone. Hence, the intake of nutrients as per general information may not give optimal outcome to you. They may need to be adjusted (enhanced as well as reduced) as per the need of your body. The nutrition test helps understand whether the nutritional level is adequate or are you devoid of certain nutrients. Accordingly, you may need to modify your food or supplements intake.
Is the report simple enough to understand? Will it include the recommendations? Do I need someone’s assistance to implement the recommendations?
The report is comprehensive but simple to understand. It will have guidelines and recommendations wherever there is an abnormal finding. However, the best way to implement the recommendations is to route through your family physician or a nutritionist.
An individual with high metabolism will burn more calories at rest and during activity and need to take in more calories to maintain their weight. A person with a low metabolism will burn fewer calories at rest and during activity and therefore has to eat less to avoid becoming overweight.
No, there is very little scientific evidence for change in metabolic rate. Metabolism is important and has a genetic component to it.
MyDiagnostics offers at home metabolic testing at Rs 6,500. However, due to a limited discount offer each test costs Rs 3,900 only
Yes, metabolism is linked to weight gain or loss. But contrary to common belief, a slow metabolism is rarely the cause of excess weight gain. Although your metabolism influences your body's basic energy needs, how much you eat and drink along with how much physical activity you get are the things that ultimately determine your weight.
- Metabolism describes all the chemical processes that go on continuously inside our bodies to keep us alive and our organs functioning normally, such as breathing, repairing cells and digesting food.
- Metabolism is responsible for breaking down the calories we consume and turning them into the energy our body needs to function. Thus, higher the metabolism, easier it is lose weight and maintain the level of weight loss
- Individuals struggling with weight loss
- Individuals with metabolic syndromes and disorders
- Individuals with nutritional deficiencies
- No fasting is required for this test
- Alcohol consumption 12 hours prior testing is discouraged