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What is tested in the ORY Analysis SIBO test?

- The ORY Analysis SIBO test analyzes hydrogen and methane gas production in the breath.
- Used to diagnose small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO).
- Uses breath samples after ingesting certain sugars such as lactulose or glucose.
- Provides precise insights into gut health and bacterial activity.

Historical development illuminated

- SIBO test kits arrive conveniently by mail.
- Sample collection is easy at home.
- Results available in a few days.
- Secure, discreet packaging guarantees privacy.
- Customer service provides support with questions regarding sample collection.

Proven benefits and effects

- Use our product according to the dosage instructions provided.
- Personalized results are available in a clear and easy-to-understand manner.
- If you have any questions about the application, please contact our customer service.
- Download your report in the "EVI App" or receive it by email.

Long-term research results presented

- Understanding the biological causes of SIBO helps to develop targeted treatment strategies.
- Identification of specific complaints provides individual solutions.
- Support in optimizing quality of life and well-being.
- Possibility of prevention through sound knowledge of SIBO.

What is oxidative stress?

Oxidative stress is a metabolic condition characterized by an imbalance between free radicals and radical scavengers. Free radicals are oxygen compounds that lack an electron. They are particularly reactive because they strive to replace their missing electron. They do this by stealing electrons from other molecules, which in turn leads to the formation of new free radicals.

How does oxidative stress arise?

Our bodies can usually cope with a certain amount of oxidative stress, but when it occurs in excess, it can lead to metabolic disruptions and cellular damage. There are several causes for this:

• Stress, lack of sleep
Smoking & alcohol consumption
• diet low in vital nutrients, excessive consumption of sugar
• Infections, inflammations, allergies, chronic diseases
• Environmental toxins and pollutants in the air

An important marker for oxidative stress

8-Hydroxydeoxyguanosine is an enzyme in the body used as a marker for oxidative stress. As one of the most common oxidative degradation products of nucleic acid bases, it can be elevated in humans due to various environmental factors, such as UV radiation. Thus, it is directly involved in the damage caused by oxidative contamination of DNA.