Glucose regulation and pancreas
The glucose values are assessed in the context of insulin and glucagon. They indicate stable or strained glucose regulation. The focus is on patterns relevant to everyday life, not on clinical diagnostics.
Antioxidant capacity
Vitamin C reflects the supply of a central water-soluble antioxidant. Low values often indicate a low intake of fresh foods. The marker responds quickly and is suitable for monitoring effectiveness.
Inflammation
Glycoprotein A and B as well as histidine indicate low-grade inflammatory activity. Unremarkable patterns suggest low systemic activation. Repeated abnormalities belong in the trend and, if necessary, should be supplemented with standard laboratory tests.
Kidney function
Urea and creatinine indicate filtration, excretion and protein turnover. Persistent abnormalities belong in the trend and, where appropriate, in medical clarification.
Liver metabolism
Amino acid patterns and the lipid context provide indications of central liver processes. An unremarkable constellation suggests stable metabolic regulation. Lifestyle factors such as alcohol, medication and diet must be taken into account in the interpretation.
Lipid profile
Total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol and triglycerides are reported quantitatively. This creates a clear picture of the blood lipids in everyday life. Changes can be tracked together with diet and training.
Lipoprotein particle sizes
The mean size of LDL and HDL particles complements the lipid profile. It provides information about the qualitative composition of the blood lipids. The aim is a sober, scientifically sound interpretation beyond quantity values.
Cardiovascular context
Non-HDL cholesterol and selected ratios indicate the atherogenic load. Together with particle sizes, this creates a more differentiated picture than classic individual values alone. The interpretation remains preventive and lifestyle-oriented.
