Category: COVID-19 and Inflammation Monday, December 5, 2022 Why does SpectraCell’s Micronutrient Test not need FDA approval? Why does SpectraCell’s Micronutrient Test not need FDA approval? SpectraCell’s intracellular Micronutrient Test is a Lab Developed Test. For highly specialized, complex, proprietary laboratory tests that are only performed by a single laboratory, FDA approval is neither appropriate nor required. FDA approval applies to lab tests that are extremely common, widely available from different labs or commodity type analytes, such as blood sugar testing or pregnancy tes... Read More Posted by Nichole Herms at Monday, December 5, 2022 #functionalmedicine #micronutrients #tcells #telemedicine Athletes Athletic Performance Biological Aging Biotechnology Cell Function Cellular Health COVID-19 and Inflammation COVID19 Vaccines T Cells Functional Medicine Functional Nutrition Lab testing Mineral Deficiency Personalized Medicine SpectraCell standard bloodwork targetedsupplementation Women's Health Monday, May 3, 2021 Glutathione: The Powerhouse Nutrient Purported to Protect Against Severe COVID Symptoms Could this powerhouse nutrient be the reason some people fare well while others get really sick from COVID? One doctor has a theory. A doctor at the Research Institute for Genetic and Molecular Epidemiology in Russia proposes a viewpoint that glutathione – known sometimes as the master antioxidant of the body – holds the answer to why so many people have different clinical courses of COVID. Some mild, some severe, some short-term, some for mo... Read More at Monday, May 3, 2021 Cellular Health COVID-19 and Inflammation Glutathione Glutathione and COVID Inflammation micronutrients Tcells Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Are Telomeres a New Biomarker for COVID-19? A recently published medical paper suggests the answer may be YES. A team of scientists from Rutgers University reviewed the disease progression of COVID-19 and created an interesting hypothesis – that telomeres, particularly short telomere length, may be a potential biomarker that identifies patients most likely to have a bad prognosis from COVID-19. The theory was published this summer in the FASEB Journal (stands for Federation of American Societies for Experimental... Read More at Wednesday, September 16, 2020 cellular age COVID-19 and Inflammation covid-19 severity telomere length telomeres and covid-19 Friday, July 17, 2020 Immunity 101: A General Overview of How Your Body Fights the Virus That Causes COVID-19 Immunity, Antibodies, Inflammation—what’s the difference and why should you care? Here’s why—a little knowledge about how the immune system works (or is supposed to work) when confronted with a pathogen (like the COVID-19 virus) may go a long way in helping alleviate fear about contracting it. Bonus, you may be inspired to learn that our immune systems are pretty awesome indeed, and we might just want to give it the credit it’s due. So, let’s get sta... Read More at Friday, July 17, 2020 Coronavirus COVID-19 COVID-19 and Inflammation Cytokine Storm immune function Micronutrients and Immune Health
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