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⭐️ NEW: Comprehensive Checks ⭐️

The most important blood values at a glance

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Learn about the benefits our Nutrient Checks Basic, Comfort, and Premium offer.
Early and reliable detection of nutrient deficiencies is crucial to protect and maintain your health in the long term.

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Gesundheitsbereiche
→ Knochengesundheit
→ Muskel- und Nervenfunktion
→ Immunsystem
zusätzlich zum Basis-Check:
→ Blutbildung und Sauerstofftransport
→ DNA-Synthese und Zellteilung
zusätzlich zum Komfort-Check:
→ Wasserhaushalt und Blutdruckregulation
→ Nervenfunktion und kognitive Gesundheit
Calcium
Magnesium
Vitamin D3
(25-OH-Vitamin-D3)
Ferritin
Folsäure
Natrium
Transcobalamin
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What do the parametersmean?

Regular monitoring of certain blood parameters can provide valuable insights into your health and the functioning of your body. Each parameter measured in a blood test has specific meanings and provides important information about various bodily functions. Here you will find a detailed explanation of what each parameter means and its relevance to your health.

Important information about nutrients and nutrient deficiencies can also be found at the consumer center or on the Barmer Insurance page.

1. Sodium

Sodium is crucial for regulating water balance, nerve and muscle function, and blood pressure.

Possible Insights

↑ Elevated sodium levels (Hypernatremia)
May indicate dehydration, kidney disease, or excessive salt intake.

↓ Low sodium levels (Hyponatremia)
Can be caused by excessive fluid intake, kidney problems, heart failure, or hormonal disorders.

2. Calcium

Calcium is important for bone health, muscle contraction, nerve function, and blood clotting.

Possible Insights

↑ Increased calcium levels (Hypercalcemia)
May indicate conditions such as hyperparathyroidism, certain cancers, or vitamin D overdose.

↓ Decreased calcium levels (Hypocalcemia)
Can be caused by vitamin D deficiency, kidney problems, or underactive parathyroid glands.

3. Magnesium

Magnesium plays a key role in muscle and nerve function, blood sugar regulation, and protein synthesis.

Possible Insights

↑ Increased magnesium levels (Hypermagnesemia)
Can occur with kidney failure, excessive magnesium intake, or certain medications.

↓ Low magnesium levels (Hypomagnesemia)
May indicate malnutrition, alcohol abuse, digestive issues, or diabetes.

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4. Ferritin

Ferritin is a protein that stores and releases iron when the body needs it. It is a good indicator of the iron storage in the body.

Possible Insights

↑ Increased Ferritin Level:
May indicate conditions such as hemochromatosis (excessive iron accumulation), inflammation, liver diseases, or infections.

↓ Decreased Ferritin Level
May indicate iron deficiency, which can lead to anemia, or chronic bleeding.

5. Folic Acid

Folic acid (Vitamin B9) is important for DNA synthesis, cell division, and growth, especially during pregnancy.

Possible Insights

↑ Increased folic acid level
Can rarely occur, as excess folic acid is usually excreted through urine, but can occur with excessive supplementation.

↓ Low folic acid level
Can lead to megaloblastic anemia, cause birth defects in unborn children, and pose an increased risk for cardiovascular diseases

6. Holotranscobalamin

Holotranscobalamin is the active transporter of vitamin B12 in the blood and is used as a marker for vitamin B12 status.

Possible Insights

↑ Increased Holotranscobalamin Level
May occur with excessive vitamin B12 supplementation.

↓ Decreased Holotranscobalamin Level
May indicate vitamin B12 deficiency, which can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and cognitive impairments.

7. Vitamin D3 (25-OH-Vitamin-D3)

Vitamin D3 is important for bone health, the immune system, and overall health.

Possible Insights

↑ Increased Vitamin D Levels
May indicate an overdose of vitamin D supplements.

↓ Low Vitamin D Levels
Can lead to bone weakness (osteomalacia), rickets in children, and an increased risk of chronic diseases.

Which health checks can I do?

Nutrient Check Premium

Regular Price €119,00
Sale price €119,00 Regular Price €139,00

Keep track of your nutrient supply – for more energy and performance.

  • Comprehensive analysis: Measurement of key nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, ferritin, folic acid, and vitamin D3.
  • Early detection: Identifies deficiencies before they affect your health.
  • Simple & flexible: Sampling conveniently from home with professional lab analysis.

This way, you can detect early on what your body is missing – and what it needs.

Tip: Our new Comprehensive Nutrient Checkoffers an even more complete picture of your nutrient levels.

Vitamin D Check Plus

Regular Price €55,00
Sale price €55,00 Regular Price €69,00

More than just Vitamin D – for a comprehensive assessment of your nutrient supply.

  • Targeted Analysis: Measures Vitamin D, Calcium, and Magnesium – three closely linked values for bones, muscles, and the immune system.
    Early Detection: Identifies deficiencies before they affect your well-being.
    Convenient & reliable: Easily conduct sampling at home, access lab results digitally.

Good to know if your body is getting what it truly needs.

Tip: Our new Comprehensive Nutrient Checkoffers an even more extensive overview of vitamins and other nutrients.

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