Ammonia

The Amino Acids Urine Test analyzes 45 markers, including essential and non-essential amino acids and intermediary metabolites. It provides a detailed explanation of the possible causes and consequences of detected abnormalities. This test uses a random collection; it is also available as a 24-hour collection.

The Plasma Amino Acids test provides diagnostic information about nutrient adequacy, digestive disorders, hepatic and renal function, precursors of neurotransmitters, detoxification capacity, and amino acid metabolism. This analysis is presented in a functional format for quick interpretation and provides patient-specific supplement schedules to simplify nutritional intervention.

The Urine Amino Acids profile aids in the identification of dietary protein adequacy and amino acid balance, gastrointestinal dysfunctions, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, and renal and hepatic dysfunction, among others. Urine amino acid analysis provides more information than plasma analysis regarding amino acid wasting and aberrant metabolism associated with co-factor insufficiencies. This is a first-morning void urine collection. It can also be ordered as a 24-hour collection.

The Amino Acids Plasma Test measures the levels of amino acids present in the body to aid in the diagnosis of nutritional deficiencies and amino acid imbalances.

The Urine Amino Acids profile aids in the identification of dietary protein adequacy and amino acid balance, gastrointestinal dysfunctions, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, and renal and hepatic dysfunction, among others. Urine amino acid analysis provides more information than plasma analysis regarding amino acid wasting and aberrant metabolism associated with co-factor insufficiencies. This is a 24-hour urine collection. It can also be ordered as a first-morning void collection.