Nährstoff | VitalCheck Complete: what are common causes?
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The VitalCheck Complete by MyBody-X is a comprehensive nutrient test measuring biomarkers such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acids in blood or urine. Common causes of abnormal results include: inadequate intake (e.g., restrictive diets, vegan/vegetarian without supplementation), increased requirements (pregnancy, intense exercise, stress), malabsorption (celiac disease, Crohn's, gastrointestinal disorders), medications (proton pump inhibitors, metformin, oral contraceptives), and chronic inflammation or kidney/liver disease. Important: single test results are not diagnostic; they indicate trends that require medical follow-up. Evidence for such tests depends heavily on pre-analytical conditions and reference ranges. MyBody-X does not provide a medical diagnosis but a classification. If values are out of range, consult a physician. The causes listed here are based on general clinical practice, not on product-specific studies.
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