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WHAT DOES THE ORY ANALYSIS ORGANIC ACID TEST TEST?

- The ORY Analysis Organic Acid Test analyzes the composition and content of organic acids in the body.
- Identifies metabolic abnormalities.
- Assists in assessing health status.
- Useful for nutritional and metabolic advice.

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- Help to identify the causes of complaints
- Recognizing biological connections
- Develop individual treatment recommendations
- Achieve better health outcomes
- Improving well-being through targeted measures

A urine organic acid test has many benefits and can provide valuable insights into metabolism, nutrient utilization, and overall health. Here are some of the key benefits and reasons why this test is useful:

1. Comprehensive overview of metabolism

  • Organic acids are intermediates and end products of numerous metabolic pathways, including carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism, as well as the citric acid cycle. The test shows whether these processes are functioning optimally or whether there are blockages or imbalances.
  • The detection of certain acids in the urine can provide evidence of mitochondrial dysfunction, such as ineffective energy production, and other metabolic bottlenecks.

2. Detection of nutrient deficiencies

  • Certain organic acids serve as biomarkers for vitamin and mineral deficiencies, especially for the B vitamins (e.g. xanthurenate for vitamin B6 and methylmalonate for vitamin B12).
  • The test can detect signs of a deficiency, which could manifest as physical symptoms such as fatigue or difficulty concentrating, long before other blood tests show an abnormality.

3. Assessment of the gut microbiome

  • Some organic acids, such as D-arabinitol and other specific metabolites, provide insights into the composition of the gut microbiome. An imbalance or overgrowth of certain microorganisms, such as Candida , can be revealed by elevated levels.
  • The test can help detect dysbiosis (imbalance of intestinal flora), which is often associated with digestive problems, skin problems and immune disorders.

4. Identification of toxin exposure and detoxification problems

  • Organic acids such as pyroglutamate and others provide insight into the body's detoxification capacity. High levels of certain acids can indicate toxin exposure or inefficient detoxification.
  • The detoxification capacity is important because environmental toxins and metabolic waste products must be continuously excreted by the body.

5. Early detection of metabolic disorders

  • The test can contribute to the early detection of certain metabolic disorders, such as mitochondrial dysfunction. Since mitochondria are responsible for energy production, disorders in this area could lead to chronic fatigue or muscle weakness.
  • Early diagnosis can help with dietary adjustments and possible supplementation before major symptoms appear.

6. Support in the diagnosis of neurological and mental disorders

  • Some organic acids, such as vanillinmandelic acid and homovanillinmandelic acid, are degradation products of neurotransmitters (dopamine, noradrenaline). Their presence and amounts can provide clues to neurotransmitter balance.
  • The test can be helpful in diagnosing mood disorders, concentration problems, and even neurological diseases, as it indicates imbalances in neurotransmitter metabolism.

7. Simplicity and low invasiveness

  • Compared to blood tests, the urine test is non-invasive and can be easily performed at home. It requires no needles or blood draw and is easy to collect and use.
  • This test is a pleasant yet informative alternative, especially for children and patients who want to avoid frequent blood draws.

The urine organic acid test is a powerful diagnostic tool for assessing overall metabolic status and identifying potential deficiencies or imbalances. It provides comprehensive data that can serve as the basis for targeted nutritional and supplementation therapy, helping to support health naturally.

When the body is always tired

Many people struggle with symptoms of exhaustion such as fatigue, insomnia, feelings of being overwhelmed, and lack of concentration. These rather nonspecific complaints usually don't yield any illuminating results in conventional diagnostics. Everything is fine, the patient appears healthy. Measures intended to improve lifestyle fail to bring about change. Years pass with the symptoms of exhaustion persisting, and the causes of the suffering remain undetected by therapists.

What do organic acids do?

Acids play a major role in human metabolism. As intermediate or degradation products, they can be used diagnostically, indicating, for example, deficiencies in cofactors of the metabolizing enzymes , a catabolic (catabolic) metabolic state, nitrosative or excessive psychological stress, or intestinal dysbiosis requiring treatment. Dysfunctions in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and neurotransmitters can be detected and thus treated specifically.

Lack of energy – mitochondria under the microscope

Lack of energy can also have mitochondrial causes , such as a lack of NAD due to activation or breakdown of the kynurenine pathway. This results in impaired ATP synthesis. Oxidative or nitrosative stress, triggered by stress-induced silent inflammation, can also cause mitochondrial dysfunction.

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Are there any possible side effects?

When used as directed, no side effects are known. If you experience any individual intolerances or allergies, discontinue use and consult a physician. This test is for analysis purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease.

Who should not use this product?

The test should not be performed by persons under 18 years of age without adult supervision. If you have a serious medical condition, please consult a physician before performing the test. Individuals who are already under medical care or taking medications that may affect oxidative stress should consult their physician before using the test.

How should it be stored?

Store the test kit in a cool, dry place between 2°C and 25°C, away from direct sunlight. The product should not be frozen. Samples should be shipped promptly after collection to ensure the quality of the results. Keep out of reach of children.

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