WHAT IS THIS? (Anti-aging - Check-Up)

Functional anti-aging is the procedure of taking measures to slow down the natural aging process, with

1. good biochemical function
2. avoidance of factors that strain the individual organs of the body
3. well - balanced amounts of vitamins and antioxidant elements

LABORATORY CHECK

We recommend a General blood Check Up test for primary laboratory testing of the body's health, in order to rule out possible diseases or predisposing factors that tire and wear down the body.

In addition, we examine factors that help regenerate the body's tissues or protect them from deterioration. We also examine factors, that weaken in long term the body, and specialized indicators of inflammation.

1. Folic acid (folic acid) and vitamin B12 (Vit. B12): regenerate the cells of the body. A lack of them as well as a significant excess of them can cause unwanted reactions in the body.
2. Vitamin D3-25(OH) with its antioxidant, anti-cancer, and immune-enhancing effect, protects many organs of the body from aging, especially the bones.
3. Fat-soluble vitamin E (Vit. E), protects the cardiovascular system, rejuvenates epidermal cells, and generally has a beneficial effect on the body. In combination with folic acid, they are considered the vitamins that regulate the healthy sexual health and expression of people.
4. Vitamin A (Vit. A) regenerates cells and especially the skin. However, high levels of the vitamin can be strongly hepatotoxic.
5. Cytomegalovirus (CMV IgG) infection acts powerfully as an aging agent for the body. People who have got sick should take additional protective measures (eg in colds and seasonal diseases).
6. Cortisol (Cort): Maybe is the most important stress hormone. High levels of cortisol create increased bone damage, weaken the immune system, have a diabetogenic effect, and generally disrupt the body.
7. Homocysteine (Hcy): Indicator of vascular inflammation, especially in cases of diabetes, dyslipidemia, and atherosclerotic disease. Increased values can also be measured in cases of lack of vitamin B9 (folic acid), obesity, more general inflammation, in smokers, and in general in situations of the increased rate of aging of the body.