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| Actual Testing Results |
| Testing Item | Normal Range | Actual Measurement Value | Testing Result |
| Ca | 61.431 - 78.329 | 51.01 | Severely Abnormal (+++) |
| Fe | 66.432 - 73.246 | 72.305 | Normal (-) |
| Zn | 1.143 - 1.989 | 0.943 | Moderately Abnormal (++) |
| Se | 0.847 - 2.045 | 0.975 | Normal (-) |
| Pb | 0.842 - 1.643 | 0.89 | Normal (-) |
| Vitamin A | 0.346 - 0.401 | 0.352 | Normal (-) |
| Vitamin C | 4.543 - 5.023 | 3.686 | Moderately Abnormal (++) |
| Vitamin E | 4.826 - 6.013 | 3.59 | Moderately Abnormal (++) |
| Vitamin K | 0.717 - 1.486 | 1.019 | Normal (-) |
| Vitamin B1 | 2.124 - 4.192 | 1.921 | Mildly Abnormal (+) |
| Vitamin B2 | 1.549 - 2.213 | 1.466 | Mildly Abnormal (+) |
| Folic Acid | 1.449 - 2.246 | 2.056 | Normal (-) |
| Vitamin B3 | 14.477 - 21.348 | 13.12 | Mildly Abnormal (+) |
| Vitamin B6 | 0.824 - 1.942 | 0.67 | Mildly Abnormal (+) |
| Vitamin B12 | 6.428 - 21.396 | 5.419 | Mildly Abnormal (+) |
| Vitamin D3 | 5.327 - 7.109 | 4.654 | Mildly Abnormal (+) |
| Reference Standard: | - Normal + Mildly Abnormal ++ Moderately Abnormal +++ Severely Abnormal | |
| Ca: | 61.431-78.329(-) | 57.219-61.431(+) |
| 52.241-57.219(++) | <52.241(+++) | |
| Fe: | 66.432-73.246(-) | 63.946-66.432(+) |
| 60.262-63.946(++) | <60.262(+++) | |
| Zn: | 1.143-1.989(-) | 0.945-1.143(+) |
| 0.532-0.945(++) | <0.532(+++) | |
| Se: | 0.847-2.045(-) | 0.663-0.847(+) |
| 0.545-0.663(++) | <0.545(+++) | |
| Pb: | 0.842-1.643(-) | 1.643-1.721(+) |
| 1.721-1.943(++) | >1.943(+++) | |
| Vitamin A: | 0.346-0.401(-) | 0.311-0.346(+) |
| 0.286-0.311(++) | <0.286(+++) | |
| Vitamin C: | 4.543-5.023(-) | 3.872-4.543(+) |
| 3.153-3.872(++) | <3.153(+++) | |
| Vitamin E: | 4.826-6.013(-) | 4.213-4.826(+) |
| 3.379-4.213(++) | <3.379(+++) | |
| Vitamin K: | 0.717-1.486(-) | 0.541-0.717(+) |
| 0.438-0.541(++) | <0.438(+++) | |
| Vitamin B1: | 2.124-4.192(-) | 1.369-2.124(+) |
| 0.643-1.369(++) | <0.643(+++) | |
| Vitamin B2: | 1.549-2.213(-) | 1.229-1.549(+) |
| 1.147-1.229(++) | <1.147(+++) | |
| Folic Acid: | 1.449-2.246(-) | 1.325-1.449(+) |
| 1.243-1.325(++) | <1.243(+++) | |
| Vitamin B3: | 14.477-21.348(-) | 12.793-14.477(+) |
| 8.742-12.793(++) | <8.742(+++) | |
| Vitamin B6: | 0.824-1.942(-) | 0.547-0.824(+) |
| 0.399-0.547(++) | <0.399(+++) | |
| Vitamin B12: | 6.428-21.396(-) | 3.219-6.428(+) |
| 1.614-3.219(++) | <1.614(+++) | |
| Vitamin D3: | 5.327-7.109(-) | 4.201-5.327(+) |
| 2.413-4.201(++) | <2.413(+++) | |
| Parameter Description |
| Calcium (Ca): |
| Calcium
is a metallic element, being silver-white crystal and being easy for
chemical combination. For instance, animal bones, clam shells and
eggshells contain calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, etc. Calcium is
one of constant elements of the body, accounting for the fifth place. The role of calcium in the body: 1. It composes the human skeleton and supports the body, being the fulcrum of muscle flexing. 2. In the soft tissue of blood cells, it plays important roles, such as heart rate maintenance, nerve conduction, muscle flexing stress, blood coagulation and cell adhesion. Unfortunately, although it is very important, it can be synthesized by the body self only by external intake. |
| Ferrum (Fe): |
| Ferrum accounts for the fifth place of the trace elements in the body. It is the necessary matter for constituting hemoglobin, cell chromatin and tissue enzyme and has the oxygen carrier function. Ferrum deficiency can cause anemia, lower oxygen carrier function and make tissues hypoxia to cause diseases. A healthy adult's body contains 3-5g of ferrum, and a healthy baby's body contains 500mg. |
| Zinc (Zn): |
| Zinc
as an important trace element in the human body is composition and
activator composing hundreds of kinds of enzymes in the body. Its main
function: it catalyzes human biochemical reactions, activates various
enzyme proteins and is involved in protein synthesis to promote active
metabolism. Zinc deficiency can cause: 1. Dull sense of taste and blocking of the taste buds of the tongue 2. Partial eclipse and pica, such as eating cinders, mud, nails, plaster, etc. 3. Dwarfism 4. It is difficult to heal wounds. 5. Hypoplasia of secondary sexual characteristic 6. Women's menstrual cramps, or amenrorrhea 7. It affects the sperm motility to cause sterility. |
| Selenium (Se): |
| Selenium
is one of the necessary trace elements of the human body. Selenium is a
carrier of calcium, and calcium can not be attached on the bone if
there is no selenium. Selenium can help to activate antioxidant enzymes,
such as glutathione peroxidase, which can neutralize potentially
harmful free radicals. Selenium is the necessity for maintenance of
muscle (including heart) health. Selenium also has a certain effect for
maintain eyesight, skin and hair healthy. Human selenium deficiency can have a variety of expression modes, and the common expression modes include: myalgia, myositis, myocardial fatty change, Keshan disease, hemolytic anemia, bone changes (Kashin-Beck disease), etc. Leukocyte bactericidal capacity and cell-mediated immunity are reduced to be infected. |
| Plumbum (Pb): |
| Plumbum is a heavy metallic element with toxicity for many systems in the human body. It has no physiological function in the body, so the ideal Pb-B level should be zero. However, due to the impaction of environment and other factors, most of the human bodies have more or less plumbum. At present, in accordance with the international customary standard and China's reality, it is generally believed that the relative safety standards for Pb-B should not exceed 10-14 micrograms / dl. |
| Vitamin A: |
| Vitamin A is related to growth and reproduction, and is an indispensable material of epithelial cells. The lack of vitamin A will cause cortex keratosis, rough skin, night blindness and dry eye. |
| Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid): |
| Vitamin C is colorless crystal, can be dissolved in water and alcohol, and can be easily destroyed. Its main functions: it can enhance the body immunity and protect capillaries, prevent scurvy and promote wound healing. Vitamin C can increase the use of iron, its chemical and biological process is that it reduces ferric iron in the diet to ferrous iron to promote the absorption of iron and to store iron in ferritin in the liver and bones. Practice shows that the supplementation of iron as well as adding VC can increase the iron absorption rate by 22%, it basically reaches the normal absorption rate of hemoglobin. |
| Vitamin E: |
| Its basic function is to protect the integrity of the internal structure of cells, and it can inhibit the oxidation of lipid in cells and on cell membranes and protect cells against damage of free radical. It also has the functions of anti-oxidation, anti-aging and beautifying. |
| Vitamin K: |
| Vitamin K is an important vitamin for promoting normal blood coagulation and bone growth. Vitamin K is the essential substance in the synthesis of four kinds of blood clotting proteins (prothrombin, factor VII, anti-hemophilia factor and stuart factor) in the liver. The human body has little vitamin K, but it can maintain normal function of blood coagulation, reduce heavy bleeding in the physiological period, and prevent internal bleeding and hemorrhoids. The person with frequent nosebleed should take in more vitamin K from the natural foods. |
| Vitamin B1: |
| Vitamin B1 is in charge of carbohydrate metabolism. The lack of vitamin B1 will make the substance not metabolized accumulate in the tissues to result in poisoning, athlete's foot, feet numbness, edema and weakened functions of muscle, skin or heart. |
| Vitamin B2: |
| Vitamin B2 is in charge of fat and protein metabolism and detoxification in the liver. The lack of vitamin B2 will cause decreased growth and skin type and mouth type digestive disturbances. |
| Folic Acid (VBII): |
| Folic acid as coenzyme is the component constituting the ferri-hemoglobin, and its main physiological function is to prevent pernicious anemia. Folic acid in the body must be transformed into biologically active tetrahydrofolate acid in order to play a role. Vitamin C can reduce folic acid to tetrahydrofolic acid. |
| Vitamin B3: |
| Vitamin B3 is also known as nicotinic acid and nicotinamide. It can be dissolved in water and can make use of tryptophan for synthesis in the human body, and it is an essential substance of synthetic hormones. Vitamin B3 can promote blood circulation, lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol and triglycerides, reduce gastrointestinal disorder and alleviate the symptoms of Meniere's syndrome and so on. Vitamin B3 has effects for seborrheic dermatitis and eczema and the functions for whitening and activating the skin cells. Vitamin B3 exists in animal livers, kidneys, lean meat, eggs, wheat germ, whole wheat products, peanuts, figs, etc. |
| Vitamin B6: |
| Vitamin B6 is related to amino acid metabolism. It can lead to disappearance of neurological irritability and have a certain role for the formation of immune substances and the prevention of atherosclerosis. The lack of vitamin B6 will cause anemia, frostbite and other skin disorders. In addition, it can inhibit tryptophan to convert into xanthurenic acid damaging the pancreas, thereby protecting the pancreas. |
| Vitamin B12: |
| Vitamin B12 has the function for stimulating the hematopoietic function of bone marrow. |
| Vitamin D3: |
| Its main physiological function is to promote intestinal calcium absorption, induce bone calcium-phosphorus attaching and prevent rickets. |
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