The whole blood analysis in Vienna at REVISALUT®

The whole blood analysis refers to various diagnostic blood tests by which certain vitamins, minerals, micronutrients are evaluated and thereby deficiencies revealed.

The difference to the serum test

In contrast to serum testing - which is usually carried out in the laboratory after a blood sample has been taken - whole blood analysis examines the entire blood, including the components bound in the cells, particularly in the red blood cells. Whole blood diagnostics is clearly superior to serum testing, as a deficiency of minerals and trace elements is not only shown and better detected in our 'reserve tank', the serum, but also in our stores.

The importance of minerals and micronutrients

In connection with enzymes, minerals and micronutrients play an important role in various metabolic processes. Only the analysis in whole blood determines both the cellularly bound minerals as well as those freely localized in the serum, since metals such as potassium, zinc, magnesium, selenium or copper are mainly stored in cells. An undersupply of nutrients can impair physiological processes, such as reduced cognitive performance, an increased susceptibility to infection or chronic inflammatory phenomena.

Based on the data of the whole blood analysis, deficiencies are recognized and diagnosed in a targeted manner. At the same time an oversupply is avoided.

REVISALUT® in Vienna - the whole blood analysis