BasicCheck
The BasicCheck is a first-line preventive biology assessment. Carried out on a blood sample, it provides an inventory of your health through the testing of relevant biological markers.
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What is BasicCheck?
BasicCheck is a first-line preventive health assessment test. Carried out on a blood sample, it provides an inventory of your current health through the testing of relevant biological markers.
Your health can be altered by various dysfunctions: oxidative stress, (micro) nutritional deficiencies, underlying inflammation, metabolic or hormonal imbalances, etc.
The parameters measured in this profile make it possible to evaluate the activity of the various mechanisms and to identify possible imbalances so that you can correct them.
What can you expect from BasicCheck?
BasicCheck can, among other things, reveal vitamin or trace element deficiencies, low grade inflammation, potential intestinal hyperpermeability, oxidative stress, etc.
This assessment will enable you to identify the origin of the problem or guide you towards further testing that can be carried out.
Once you have obtained your results, and on the advice of your practitioner or health professional, you will be able to implement appropriate solutions
Who is BasicCheck for?
BasicCheck is suitable for anyone who is concerned about their health: men or women, young or old, with or without specific symptoms.
Digestive disorders, fertility problems, dermatological symptoms, chronic fatigue or unexplained stress may be linked to biological abnormalities that will help guide the health professional in their patient support.
Parameters
CRP Ultrasensitive, Uric acid, TSH, Free T3, Glycated haemoglobin, Ferritin Homocysteine, Vitamin D, Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Zinc, Selenium, Copper, Oxidised LDL, Casein IgG, Coenzyme Q10
More information on BasicCheck
Why does BasicCheck include these parameters specifically?
BasicCheck brings together test parameters which enable the evaluation of basic dysfunctions at the origin (or consequence) of most pathologies, symptomatic or not:
- Ultra-sensitive CRP, an elevation of which indicates a low-grade inflammation;
- Uric acid, the trace elements copper, zinc and selenium, as well as vitamins A and E, actors of antioxidant protection and oxidized LDL, reflecting the level of oxidative stress in the body;
- Vitamin D, a significant test parameter due to its multiple implications (bone/joint health as well as immunity, inflammation, mood, cognition, memory, etc.);
- The thyroid hormones TSH and free T3, the latter representing the biologically active form, the level of which depends closely on the conversion of free T4, itself depending on a sufficient quantity of other substances including, in particular, iron, zinc, and vitamins A and D, which are present in this profile;
- Ferritin, a control of the body’s iron reserves and an indicator of possible high-grade inflammation;
- Glycated hemoglobin, the level of which potentially pointing to a potential blood sugar imbalance that should be explored;
- Homocysteine, a major player in the methylation processes essential to cellular metabolism, the level of which may reflect a deficiency in vitamins B6, B9 or B12;
- Casein IgG, a normal balance of which indicates a healthy functioning of the intestinal epithelium and eliminates the risk of hyperpermeability (leaky gut); and, finally,
- Coenzyme Q10, the body’s main antioxidant, a deficiency of which, though not uncommon, may be associated with muscular or neuropsychic disorders.
For further reading...
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Larrieu S, Nutritional factors and risk of incident dementia in the PAQUID longitudinal cohort. J Nutr Health Aging. 2004;8(3):150‐154.
Bruins MJ. The Role of Nutrients in Reducing the Risk for Noncommunicable Diseases during Aging. Nutrients. 2019;11(1):85.
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