Wellness-Medical-Screening

Wellness-Medical-Screening

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Kroppsscanning med modern evidensbaserad teknologi. Vi använder den senaste uppgraderade versionen av Ess-Teck-scannern- Wellness-Medical-Screening. OBS! Erbjuds på plats på Odenplans Naturhälsa. Bokning av tid via Boka Direkt. Avgift 2500 kr för 90 min.
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Beskrivning

Denna effektiva och ej invasiva Wellness-Medical-Screening
ger på några minuter en fysiologisk panel, bestående av 40-60 olika biomarkörer, vilka fungerar som mätbara indikatorer på ett biologiskt tillstånd. Screeningen hjälper dig förstå din hälsostatus och därmed vilka optimala livsstilsråd, kost- och träningsprogram som kan ge bäst effekt, samt rekommendationer om lämpliga kosttillskott.


Mätresultaten från scanningen delas in i fyra grupper:
  • Lifestyle score
  • Homeostasis score
  • Macrovascular score
  • Microvascular score
Biomarkörer som bl.a. ingår:

 

  • Hjärta- och cirkulation
  • Kväveoxid – Endotel funktion
  • Stress – Autonoma nervsystemet
  • Kroppssammansättning
  • Syremättnad, VO2 max
  • Insulin resistans
  • Låg-gradig kronisk inflammation
  • Hjärnan – (serotonin, dopamin och noradrenalin)
  • Matsmältningssystem
  • Neuropati (Sudomotor funktion)
  • pH balans, oxidativ stress
  • Metabolism – Sköldkörtel
  • Lever/Njure

Homeostasis score

Under homeostasis score finner ni nedanstående biomarkörer:

• Insulin Resistans (metabolisk homeostasis) – Diabetes är en sjukdom som orsakas av en dysfunktion i kroppens förmåga att reglera blodsockret via insulin.

• Endothelial homeostasis – Hur kroppen kan respondera och använda cirkulationssystemet som ett verktyg
för att skapa vasodilatation eller en vasokonstriktion.

• Autonomic homeostasis – Kroppen använder det autonoma nervsystemet för att skapa en homeostatisk balans. Hög stress under lång tid kan slå ut kroppens förmåga att behålla en god balans/homeostas.

• Inflammation – Om kroppen har en god homeostas återfinns ingen kronisk inflammation.



Kliniska studier

Measurement and Interpretation of the Ankle-Brachial Index

Photoplethysmography and its application in clinical physiological measurement

Diabetes Autonomic Neuropathy

Diabetic Neuropathy: Diagnostic Methods

Determination of age-related increases in large artery stiffness by digital pulse contour analysis

Role of Endothelial Dysfunction in Atherosclerosis

Impact of Reduced Heart Rate Variability on Risk for Cardiac Events

Diabetes, Glucose, Insulin, and Heart Rate Variability

Diabetic Neuropathies: The Nerve Damage of Diabetes

Diabetes, Glucose, Insulin, and Heart Rate Variability

Independent Determinants of Second Derivative of the Finger Photoplethysmogram among Various Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Middle-Aged Men

Assessment of Vascular Aging and Atherosclerosis in Hypertensive Subjects

Diabetes: Sweat Response and Heart Rate Variability During Electrical Stimulation in Controls and People With Diabetes

Diagnosis and Treatment of Pain in Small Fiber Neuropathy




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