
What is a micronutrient analysis?
A micronutrient analysis is a laboratory-based determination of important vital nutrients in the body, for example vitamins, minerals, trace elements and amino acids. Instead of relying on assumptions, it creates an objective basis and shows where gaps actually exist and where they do not.
Why measure specifically instead of guessing?
Many people take food supplements on suspicion, often without knowing whether a deficiency exists. That can be expensive and in individual cases even counterproductive. An analysis shows your individual status and makes a targeted, sensible supply possible.
Procedure and laboratory partners
The analysis is usually carried out from a blood sample, evaluated by an established specialist laboratory. For vital nutrient and heavy metal diagnostics I work with IMD Berlin, Micro Trace Minerals (Hersbruck), Ganzimmun (Mainz) and Biovis (Limburg) . Depending on the question at hand, we look at different vitamins, minerals and trace elements.
From the findings to a concrete plan
A number on its own helps no one. On the basis of the laboratory findings we discuss together what the values mean for you and what a targeted supply could look like, for example through diet, orthomolecular preparations or, where sensible, through an Infusion therapy.
Who is the analysis useful for?
Particularly with persistent exhaustion, problems concentrating, susceptibility to infection, high physical or professional demands, and for anyone who would like to put their supplements on a sensible footing.
What does the micronutrient analysis cost?
The analysis is a self-pay service; the laboratory costs depend on its scope. You receive a transparent cost plan in advance.
Micronutrient analysis in Wiesbaden
At Naturheilpraxis Stötzer at Rheinstraße 45 in Wiesbaden we get to the bottom of your complaints with laboratory data. Also relevant: NAD+ infusion and Infusion therapy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to come fasting?
For many parameters a fasting blood draw makes sense. You receive specific guidance before the appointment.
How long does it take to get the result?
That depends on the laboratory and the scope. As soon as the values are available, we discuss them together.
Does health insurance cover the costs?
Generally not, as this is a self-pay service. Private tariffs may reimburse part of it, depending on the policy.