The Nutritional Assessment is a comprehensive review of your body’s nutritional biomarkers. We can assess the functional need for antioxidants, B vitamins, minerals, digestive support, fatty acids, and amino acids.
Mobile Care Health offers personalized recommendations for amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, digestive support, and other nutrients are provided. Testing can also reveal toxic exposures and measure your body’s ability to neutralize those toxins.
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*Testing is not available in New York State
Food sensitivity testing allows you to put the right fuel in your body. Have you ever wondered why you performance has plateaued or if your body is allergic or sensitive to certain food. The food you feed your body may not be processed very well or you may just be sensitive to certain foods. These foods are holding you back from a healthier lifestyle, loosing weight, and or improving athletic performance. Food sensitivity testing is difficult to complete on your own. In order to test if you are sensitive to yams, you would need to stop eating all foods and only eat yams to see how your body processes the yam. This just does not make good sense. We offer comprehensive food sensitivity testing from the comfort of your home. We have multiple panels, including vegetarian, 25o/320/370 item panels that cover apples to yams and everything in between. We come to you for testing that is fast and easy. Next we send off your samples to a speciality lab for processing. Results return within a week and we sit down with you in-person or virtually to discuss.
Add on any or all of our specialty tests to have a complete picture of your cellular health. Speciality testing includes; Celiac, IBS, and Crohn’s or CICA test panel, Methylation Detoxification Profile, and Telomere length. All speciality tests require a blood draw and are only available in Denver Monday-Thursday. Test result normally return within 7-10 days of being collected.
The CMA (Cellular Micronutrient Assay) includes >200 individual items, including Vitamin, Minerals, Amino Acids, Other Nutrients, Botanicals, Plant Extracts, Pigments, Phytonutrients, Antioxidants, Anti-inflammatory Nutrients, Fatty Acids, and Enzymes. This is the most comprehensive test available for individuals who want to know how well their body is performing, beyond the basic labs your doctor draws. The antioxidant assay, lets us know how to reduce oxidative stress inside your body through changing your diet. The best part is we come to you and we review all your results with you, so you understand exactly what they mean for you. These labs are drawn Monday-Thursday only and require a blood draw as well as a cheek swab. We send these off and all you results return in a week.
Functional cellular nutrient analysis assesses the impact of individual nutrients on cellular function. The CMA (Cellular Micronutrient Assay) directly measures the effect of specific micronutrients on the ability of T and B lymphocytes to reproduce when stimulated with a mitogen (an agent that causes mitosis/cell division). When the body has an infection, it increases production of the T and B lymphocytes (memory cells) that “recognize” and combat that specific invader. The faster these cells reproduce the faster infection is overcome. The ability of these cells to multiply is driven by our nutrient stores. Cells need nutrients in order to grow and multiply. Those nutrient requirements are unique to each individual and are impacted by many factors. Stress, genetics, high energy output in sports, pregnancy, recent infection, toxic burden, sleep patterns, etc., all play a role.
Intracellular vs. serum and plasma assessment
Measurement of micronutrients in plasma or serum is a reflection of their levels in circulation and outside of cells, not a reflection of nutrient levels within the cell where they have the most functional impact. Serum/plasma levels of nutrients are prone to daily fluctuations and are not necessarily a complete and perfect indication of intracellular nutrient status. Therefore, assessing micronutrients and their impact on cellular function at the cellular level is preferred as it provides insight into an individual’s long-term nutritional status (6 months) versus short-term variability
Add on any or all of our specialty tests to have a complete picture of your cellular health. Speciality testing includes; Celiac, IBS, and Crohn’s or CICA test panel, Methylation Detoxification Profile, and Telomere length. All speciality tests require a blood draw and are only available Monday-Thursday. Test result normally return within 7-10 days of being collected. Want to include speciality testing with BHRT or peptides, we have you covered with the Bugatti Plan. Speciality testing is discounted when added on to the Comprehensive, Platinum Comprehensive, or the Platinum Plus Comprehensive panel.
Mobile Care Health Microbiome Testing. Mobile Care offers testing that provides information on inflammation and how well you digest and absorb your food. Stool testing can also uncover imbalances in yeast, parasites, and healthy and unhealthy bacteria that live in the large intestine. This bacterial population is called the microbiome. Microbiome testing assesses key functional areas of gut health, including digestion and absorption, inflammation, bacteria and bacterial metabolism, yeast, and parasites.
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Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)
SIBO is a common clinical condition characterized by excessive bacteria in the small intestine and can develop in various patient populations. SIBO Profiles are non-invasive breath tests which capture exhaled hydrogen (H2) and methane (CH4) gases following patient ingestion of a Lactulose ℞ solution to evaluate small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) and intestinal methanogen overgrowth (IMO).
**Testing Not Available In New York State
