Vitamin D Levels Test
- Do you know your Vitamin D levels? Do you know the proper conversion of numbers revealed by the tests?
- Is it possible that your levels are much lower than you previously thought? Is your well-being negatively affected by not knowing your REAL levels of this vitamin?
- Do you know why so many people are still deficient despite of supplementation?
- Have you thought what role sun-screens play in your D vitamin deficiency?
- Do you realize that D vitamin deficiency has been involved not only with lower bone density, but also with skin problems, lower immunity, hypertension, depression and with 16 different types of cancer?
- … Dr. Oz says that 75% of Americans are Vitamin D deficient, without realizing it! So do you think situation in Ireland is much better, having here much less sun exposure than in USA?
- Is it not wise to get this sorted and do D vitamin test together with gaining wider perspective on this issue?
On TV: ABC News
The fee covers two visits: 1st. brief interview + spot blood sample taking; 2nd. results, conversion numbers, consultation time, choices of the most effective supplementation.
Online booking includes 2.50 euro processing fee
Fee does not include any supplements
Your vitamin D level will be determined by Spot Blood test. Only a finger prick sample is required (which is also less traumatic/more gentle for children). The diagnosis of vitamin D status is made by the hospital lab in UK.
This type of test is Doctor recommended, but doctors visit or prescription is not required. – Book for this test and consultation now to make sure your Vit D is at an optimum level!
What is being measured and what method is used?
The lab uses liquid chromatography mass spectrometry method to measure the Vitamin D in your blood. This test measures Vitamin D2 and D3 levels. Report consists of the total and D2 and D3 results.
Taking the sample and Results
During the first visit we take a spot blood sample together with personal details and on the same or following day the sample is posted by us to accredited analysis lab in UK. Second visit is scheduled (usually within 2 weeks period), during which the results are presented to the client. Second visit also includes consultation time re conversion and calculation of correct dosage, and wider health implications of vitamin D deficiencies, as well as the best forms of supplementation, issue of sun screens, skin cancers and how to create healthy ‘relationship’ with the sun.
Total cost for two visits, test and consultation is 60 euro (paid upfront).
The fee covers two visits: 1st. brief interview + spot blood sample taking; 2nd. results, conversion numbers, consultation time, choices of the most effective supplementation.
Online booking includes 2.50 euro processing fee
Fee does not include any supplements
Book your appointment now. Call or text 0858559652
Your appointment is secured only upon receipt of your payment for the specified treatment or test.
NOTE: On the second visit (when results are presented and explained) clients will gain FREE access to the following page: All You Need To Know About Vitamin D, Health and Sunlight Tutorial
Every client must download Patient Assessment Form (from here), fill it and bring it for the session.
Many people who availed of Vit D test also booked for Live Blood Analysis session and/or CardioCheck (these three tests can be done during one visit, which in total takes up to 2.5 hrs)
How Wide Spread Is The Problem of Vitamin D Deficiency?
Before the year 2000, very few doctors ever considered the possibility that you might be vitamin D deficient.
But as the technology to measure vitamin D became inexpensive and widely available, more and more studies were done, and it became increasingly clear that vitamin D deficiency was absolutely rampant. For example, according to one of the leading vitamin D researchers, Dr. Michael Holick:
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 32 percent of children and adults throughout the US were vitamin D deficient — and this is grossly underestimated as they used vitamin D levels that were not consistent with optimal health.
- The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey found that 50 percent of children aged one to five years, and 70 percent of children between the ages of six and 11, are deficient or insufficient in vitamin D.
Higher risk group for vitamin D deficiency involves:
people who spend most of the time indoor
people over 50 years old
people with skin problems
people who use sun-screens
people with obvious or hidden (undiagnosed) liver problems, insufficiency
people who use anti-cholesterol medication – Statins (Statins may lower 3 different key nutrients)
people with obesity
people with Crohn’s, celiac and non-celiac gluten sensitivity, and inflammatory bowel disease
people with heavy metal (inc. mercury) body burden toxicity (i.e. those who have or had in the past dental metal amalgam fillings)
people with darker skin complexion (of African origin)