Test packages

The test package for evaluating immunity includes 17 blood indicators:

1. Complete blood count with a five-part differential leukocyte (white blood cell) count
   – Provides a general overview of the condition of the body
   – Allows diagnosis and monitoring of various illnesses and conditions that influence blood cells, such as anaemia, infection, inflammation, haemorrhagic disorders, and tumours
   – Helps to get an overview of the state of the immune system
   – Indicates the blood’s ability to transfer oxygen
2. C-reactive protein (high-sensitivity)
   – Helps detect inflammation
3. Ferritin
   – Ferritin level indicates the body’s iron stores
   – An optimal level of iron in the blood contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system
4. Folate
   – A normal level of folate in the blood contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system
   – Folate deficiency can cause anaemia or neuropathy
5. Protein
   – Protein is found in the composition of cells of all animal and plant origin
   – It has an important role in ensuring the growth, construction and development of the organism
   – Protein is produced in the liver
6. Complement component C3
   – A normal level of complement components in the blood indicates a good functioning of the immune system
   – Elevation in the level of complement components indicates possible acute inflammation
   – A low level in the blood indicates an immune system reaction initiated by a disease
7. Complement component C4
   – A normal level of complement components in the blood indicates a good functioning of the immune system
   – Elevation in the level of complement components indicates possible acute inflammation
   – A low level in the blood indicates an immune system reaction initiated by a disease
8. Zinc (Zn) in blood
   – Zinc is an essential element in approximately 300 enzymes
   – Ensures the development of cells of the immune system and a normal immune response
9. Selenium (Se) in blood
   – Selenium is necessary for the normal functioning of the immune system
   – An important component in the composition of enzymes that protect the body from the damaging effects of oxidative stress
   – Protects the body from the toxicity of heavy metals
10. Immunoglobulin A
    – IgA is an antibody that protects the body’s mucous membranes against bacteria and viruses
11. Immunoglobulin G
    – The most important antibody or immune globulin in the body that provides protection against various infectious agents
    – The production of IgG antibodies is also induced after vaccination
12. Quantitative test for detection of coronavirus IgG antibodies
    – Shows the presence of coronavirus antibodies and their numerical level
13. Immunoglobulin M
    – IgM type antibodies are the first to appear when an infectious agent enters the body, and their level is elevated in acute periods of disease
14. Vitamin A
    – Fat-soluble vitamin A is the so-called anti-inflammatory vitamin
    – It plays an important role in boosting the immune system
15. Vitamin B12
    – Vitamin B12 contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system by activating, in particular, those cells of the immune system that fight against viruses and tumour cells
    – Vitamin B12 deficiency may cause anaemia and nervous system disorders
16. Vitamin C
    – Contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system and protects the cells from the harmful effect of oxidative stress
17. Vitamin D (25-OH)
    – When vitamin D level is low, the body’s resistance to pathogens decreases.
    An important vitamin for the normal development of bones and teeth