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NutriPATH TEST PATIENT Dr TEST DOCTOR Date of Birth : 01-Jan-1959 Sex : F Collected : 27-Mar-2012 10 Glendalough Crt WATSONIA VIC 3087 Lab id : 3317194 BLOOD - Li HEPA INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE Result Range Units 80.0 - 116 umol/L 40.0 - 200 umol/L 52.0 - 106 umol/L 93.0 - 165 umol/L 130 - 220 umol/L 27.0 - 39.0 umol/L 50.0 - 77.0 umol/L 104 - 206 umol/L 50.0 - 73.0 umol/L 138 - 286 umol/L 2.0 - 8.0 umol/L 187 - 293 umol/L 82.0 - 138 umol/L 37.0 - 157 umol/L 50.0 - 72.0 umol/L 31.0 - 67.0 umol/L 11.0 - 40.0 umol/L 19.0 - 38.0 umol/L 23.0 - 73.0 umol/L 700 - 1200 umol/L 55.0 - 88.0 umol/L 4.0 - 12.0 umol/L 180 - 480 umol/L 2.0 - 5.0 umol/L 10.0 - 18.0 umol/L 1.0 - 9.0 umol/L 5.0 - 9.0 umol/L 133 - 241 umol/L 424 - 557 umol/L AMINO ACIDS, Plasma Arginine Histidine Isoleucine Leucine Lysine Methionine Phenylalanine Threonine Tryptophane Valine GABA Glycine Serine Taurine Tyrosine Asparagine Aspartate Citrulline Glutamic Acid Glutamine Ornithine Cystine Alanine Hydroxylysine Hydroxyproline 1 Methyl Histidine 3 Methyl Histidine Proline Total Branched Chain AAs 86.2 143 74.8 88.6 *L 125 *L 33.8 56.9 143 56.9 131 *L 4.1 223 79.5 *L 109 62.4 38.5 24.7 20.8 50.6 805 57.4 5.3 177 *L 3.2 15.1 6.6 5.4 183 483 (L) Result is below lower limit of reference range (*) Result outside normal reference range Page 1 of 3 Final Report Printed:April 17, 2012 NutriPATH TEST PATIENT Dr TEST DOCTOR Date of Birth : 01-Jan-1959 Sex : F Collected : 27-Mar-2012 10 Glendalough Crt WATSONIA VIC 3087 Lab id : 3317194 Amino Acids Comment Leucine Low - potential catabolism of skeletal muscle. Check 3-methylhistidine to confirm this. Treatment: Use a balanced or custom mixture of essential amino acids, Lysine Low - either poor dietary intake or too high intake of arginine. Low levels can inhibit transamination of amino acid collagen synthesis. If concurrent weakness or high triglycerides, add carnitine. Treatment: Carnitine 1-2g. Valine Low - deficiency in this or other BCAAs indicates potential muscle loss. If several essential Amino Acids (AAs) are low, check for adequate stomach acid. Treatment: Supplement the BCAAs. Serine Low - can lead to disordered methionine metabolism and deficits in acetylcholine synthesis. If simultaneous high threonine or phosphoserine, then need for vitamin B6, folate, and manganese is indicated. Serine is plentiful in dietary protein and is also formed endogenously from dietary phosphoserine (magnesium dependent), glycine and threonine. In addition, serine is derived from glycolysis provided that the status of B-6 and magnesium are good. Serine is also required for proper metabolism of methionine; a blatant serine deficiency would be expected to be associated with low cysteine and cystathionine and, homocystinurea (elevated plasma homocysteine). Elevated phosphoserine: serine is a good indicator of functional magnesium insufficiency. Low urinary serine is usually associated with insufficient protein intake or malabsorption or magnesium deficiency. Treatment: B6 100mg; Mn 15mg; Folate 800mcg. Alanine Low - may point to hypoglycemic conditions because of its role in gluconeogenesis. Supplement with alanine and the branched chain amino acids leucine, isoleucine and valine. Treatment: Use a balanced or custom mixture of essential amino acids, Page 2 of 3 Final Report Printed:April 17, 2012 NutriPATH TEST PATIENT Dr TEST DOCTOR Date of Birth : 01-Jan-1959 Sex : F Collected : 27-Mar-2012 10 Glendalough Crt WATSONIA VIC 3087 Lab id : 3317194 Tests ordered: AA,RCFA,AACom Page 3 of 3 Final Report Printed:April 17, 2012
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