Post Viral-Biomics

Your guide to full recovery and well-being after a viral adventure!

Speed up your recovery from a viral infection with Post Viral-Biomics! Are you looking for a constructive path of recovery and renewed energy after a viral infection? Discover our Post-Viral-Biomics Analysis, your partner in promoting a rapid and healthy return to optimal health!

What does this analysis offer you?

  • Gut-Biomics with added upgrades: In this analysis, upgrades for sensitivities, detoxification, inflammatory markers (upgrade), post-viral triggers and immune response are essential.
  • Deep insight: Discover crucial markers for detoxification, learn how to control inflammation, identify triggers after viral infection, and optimize your immune response. We provide you with the tools to optimize your health and regain complete balance.
  • For post-viral warriors: Specially designed for people who are prone to inflammation and are still experiencing the aftermath of the COVID pandemic or other viral infections.
  • Restore your well-being: Whether you're recovering from a virus or just want to feel better, this analysis will give you the insights and support you need to improve your health and get back on top of your game.

For whom.

Let us help you regain complete balance and optimize your health after a viral battle. You deserve to feel great again!

What upgrades are possible?

Nutrigenomic Upgrades

Vitamins and minerals are converted by enzymatic processes in the body into active forms, such as vitamin D for calcium regulation and iron for red blood cells, so that they can effectively fulfill their roles.

Gut microbiota-derived metabolites, produced by bacteria during the breakdown of food, affect health by strengthening the immune system, influencing metabolism and supporting brain function. What metabolites are produced in your gut?

Gut health refers to the state of your gut and its ability to digest food, absorb nutrients, and remove waste products, with a balanced gut microbiome, efficient digestion, and healthy gut transit being essential to your overall well-being. Here, we will delve deeper into your gut transit, sucrase isomaltase enzyme, the non-secretory gut microbiome, and the oral microbiome. Good gut health refers to more than just your digestive health.

Regenerative Upgrades

Methylation, an essential biochemical process in the body, involves the addition of methyl groups to molecules such as DNA, proteins and neurotransmitters. Our gut microbiome, diet and genes can affect methylation capacity. Find out how optimal your methylation is in your body here!

Mitochondrial vitality, the health and efficiency of the energy-producing organelles in our cells, can be affected by the gut microbiome via metabolite production, regulation of zirtuins, and influence on antioxidants and energy production molecules such as CoQ10, creatine and thiamine. Optimize these processes through this upgrade!

Injury predisposition from genes refers to how genetic predisposition can affect our susceptibility to injuries to bone mineral density, soft tissue and specific sports injuries, with an emphasis on genetic risk factors. Use this info to optimize your training, biomechanics, nutrition and lifestyle for injury prevention and optimal training management.

Exercise Upgrades

The performance triangle describes your potential within speed, strength and endurance. Our genome determines our potential for physical performance but the gut microbiome and nutrition play important roles in maximizing this potential.

Progressive training load, gradually increasing the intensity, duration or frequency of your training to make your body stronger. Here we focus on the gut microbiome and genetic influences on injury risk and training response, with the gut microbiome regulating inflammation and immune response and genetic factors determining how the body responds to training and injury.

Genetic predisposition to muscle mass determines how easily we build and maintain muscle mass, with genetic variants such as the AMPD1 gene affecting ATP metabolism in muscle cells during physical activity, which is important for performance and recovery. Discover your predisposition for muscle building here!

The gut microbiome produces metabolites essential for promoting recovery after various types of exercise, such as strength training, sprints and endurance training, by reducing inflammation, promoting muscle recovery and replenishing energy reserves. How quickly do you recover after physical exertion?

The gut microbiome and its metabolites can improve aerobic trainability, fat burning and time-released decision-making during exercise by supporting energy supply, promoting fatty acid oxidation and enhancing cognitive functions. Go deeper into optimizing your fitness with this upgrade.

The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in sports nutrition by contributing to fuel supply and maintaining proper hydration and electrolyte balance during exercise, especially through the processing of nutrients such as carbohydrates and the regulation of water and electrolyte absorption. Find out how best to eat around a workout here.

Cognitive Upgrades

The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in gut-brain resilience and influences brain fog, migraine and jet lag resilience through its effect on inflammatory responses, neurotransmitters and the body's circadian clock. At this upgrade, we will take a closer look at these specific effects.

The genome plays a role in determining whether a person is a morning person, evening person or mixed type, while the gut microbiome influences sleep and relaxation markers by producing neurotransmitters and supporting melatonin for deep sleep. Learn to optimize your sleep and relaxation habits through this upgrade!

This upgrade explores the relationship between the gut microbiome and stress resilience, where both the gut and oral microbiome can affect mental resilience by influencing the production of neurotransmitters such as serotonin, GABA, dopamine, norepinephrine and epinephrine. We analyze these parameters so you can maximize your mental resilience.

Adrenal resilience refers to the body's ability to regulate stress and maintain a balanced production of cortisol, with the gut microbiome playing a role by influencing communication with the HPA axis and supporting recovery processes after stressful events. Discover your cortisol pattern here!

Wellbeing Upgrades

The gut microbiome can regulate metabolic rate by improving insulin sensitivity through the production of short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) such as acetate, propionate and butyrate, which stabilize blood sugar levels by regulating insulin release and promoting glucose uptake, while it can also influence protein metabolism by producing amino acids and metabolites such as ammonia and hydrogen sulfide. Learn how to optimize your metabolic rate here.

Find out which diet best suits your gut microbiome here, as everyone has a unique genome and gut microbiome that can exhibit different responses to diets ranging from hyperprotein, ketogenic, intermittent fasting, low FODMAP, high-fiber, Mediterranean to chrononutrition, all of which can affect metabolism, digestion and health.

Microbiome-host crosstalk may affect longevity and aging through regulation of inflammation, oxidative stress, energy metabolism, and cell survival, including levels of klotho, autophagy, telomeres, NAD+ metabolism, mitochondrial function, sirtuins, and the mTOR signaling pathway. We map this out for you with this upgrade!

The gut-skin axis may affect the aging process, wrinkle formation and response to mosquito bites, with this upgrade focusing on these phenomena by examining markers such as short-chain fatty acids and cytokines.

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