Organix Comprehensive Profile 3301

The Metabolic Analysis Profile

• The Metabolic Analysis Profile is a nutritional test that assesses urine metabolites to evaluate four central areas of metabolism: gastrointestinal function, cellular and mitochondrial energy production, neurotransmitter processing, and amino acid/organic acid balance as influenced by vitamin/mineral cofactors.
• Results can be used to address chronic systemic complaints ranging from chronic fatigue and mood disorders to headache, muscular/joint pain, and digestive problems.
• Gastrointestinal Function — This profile measures eight markers that can reveal malabsorption and dysbiosis. These imbalances can be addressed to improve gut health and to help prevent or alleviate chronic digestive problems, nutritional deficiencies, yeast overgrowth, cognitive impairment, and gastrointestinal distress.

Energy Production

• Carbohydrate metabolites that can signal impaired glucose metabolism
• Markers that help evaluate the breakdown of fats and production of cholesterol
• A marker measuring the production of coenzyme Q10

• Imbalances of cellular energy metabolites are linked with chronic fatigue, accelerated cell breakdown, and unhealthy aging.

Neurotransmitter Metabolites

• A special grouping of neurotransmitter metabolites serve as important diagnostic indicators of abnormal metabolism that can underline many key aspects of neuropsychiatric function. These markers are urinary metabolites of powerful neurotransmitters that act on the central nervous system, including: Epinephrine, Dopamine, and Serotonin. These substances can profoundly influence patterns of stress response, emotional well-being, cognition, and sleep.

Assessment of Nutrient Sufficiency

• This nutritional test provides a functional assessment of nutrient sufficiency and usage that covers a broad range of vitamins, coenzymes, elements, enzyme activators, and other nutrients. An analysis of amino acid metabolites which require vitamin and mineral cofactors for their metabolism can hint at deficiencies of vitamins B6, B12 and C, magnesium, copper, iron, and various amino acids.

Reference ranges

• The reference ranges for this test apply to children (2 — 12 years) and adults.