• How Should Patients Prepare For The Micronutrients Test?
• What tests are recommended for evaluation of tooth decay and cavities?
• How long do nutrients circulate in whole blood?
• What are causes for high arginine?
• What are reasons for high vitamin B12 in people not taking a supplement?
• Should I stop my multivitamin/mineral for the micronutrient test?
• Can a Micronutrient test be performed on a person with beta thalassemia?
• How can I lower my AA/EPA ratio?
• What could prevent cellular uptake of nutrients?
• How are micronutrients absorbed?
• What is the clinical significance of the copper to zinc ratio?
• What tests are most correlated with vision and eye health, if any?
• What does it mean if my omega-3 index is low, but my total omega-3s are normal?
• How is the Omega-3 Index Calculated?
• What would cause my serum iron to elevate in a short time period?
• How accurate is the Micronutrient test and what is its sensitivity and specificity?
• How does vitamin D get metabolized?
• Which form of each micronutrient is tested on Vibrant's Micronutrient test?
• If total white blood cell counts are low or high, how will that affect micronutrient results on Vibrant's Micronutrient test?
• If total white blood cell (WBC) counts are too low on Vibrant's Micronutrient test, will the specimen be rejected?
• What technology does Vibrant use to measure vitamin D, 25-OH?
• What technology does Vibrant use to measure vitamin D3 and vitamin D, 25-OH?
• What does it mean if methylmalonic acid (MMA) is below the reference range 6 to 14.9 nmol/ml?
• Is there an "optimal" range for methylmalonic acid (MMA)?
• What does it mean if someone has a very low level of methylmalonic acid (MMA)?
• What happens when white blood cells (WBC) are too low or too high?
• What forms of vitamin D are measured by Vibrant?
• How do I calculate the conversion of Whole Blood Nutrient Profile values into conventional (serum) values?
• How do I calculate the conversion of Whole Blood Nutrient Profile Vitamin K2 to conventional Vitamin K2?
• What could cause low B vitamins?