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Immune Support

Testing minerals in the blood is important to detect deficiencies that can lead to health problems. It helps to assess nutritional status and monitor the effectiveness of therapies or supplements.

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Price: CHF 390.β€”

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Type: blood test

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Timing: every 3-6 months

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Price: CHF 390.β€”

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Type: blood test

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Timing: every 3-6 months

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The benefits of the Immune Support blood test

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Evaluate your mineral status

Ensure that your body is optimally supplied with the necessary minerals by checking your status of essential trace elements. Learn how to detect and correct possible deficiencies.

2

Correct mineral deficiencies

Recognize and correct deficiencies of important trace minerals that are critical to supporting your immune response, thyroid function and bone health.

3

Prevent and manage diseases

Monitor your trace elements and minerals to stay healthy and reduce the risk of infections, chronic diseases or neurological disorders.

What biomarkers are tested?

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Copper

Essential for the development and maintenance of immune cells that defend against infections. It also supports the body in energy production and the absorption of iron from the gastrointestinal tract.

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Manganese

Manganese is an essential trace element for metabolism and immune defense. It aids in bone formation, blood clotting, and blood sugar regulation, and protects against oxidative stress and inflammation.

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Selenium

A crucial component of enzymes that protect against oxidative stress, including glutathione peroxidase. It also supports the Thyroid Gland, which produces hormones essential for regulating the immune response.

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Zinc

Essential for the normal development and function of both innate and adaptive immune responses. It acts as a co-factor for over 300 enzymes and is involved in cell division, DNA, and protein synthesis. It can inhibit virus replication and reduce the duration and severity of cold symptoms.

Strengthen your immune system now

Ensure your body is optimally supplied with all essential minerals! Book the Immune Support Add-on now as part of your Blood or Full Body Check-up and detect potential deficiencies before they become a problem.

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