Test: Mitochondria Activity - Essential Function

Mitochondria Activity Test (Includes Consultation + Supplement Protocol)

• Basal Respiration
• Maximum Respiration (maximum oxygen consumption)
• Maximum Reserve Capacity Factor
• Energy/ ATP Production

The Mitochondria Activity Test is essential for assessing mitochondrial function, as it directly measures key parameters that reveal the efficiency and capacity of cellular energy production.

• Basal respiration provides insights into the cell’s resting metabolic rate, reflecting how efficiently the mitochondria are producing energy under normal conditions.
• Maximum respiration, or maximum oxygen consumption, indicates the mitochondria’s ability to respond to energy demands during periods of increased activity, revealing the cell’s capacity to handle stress and exertion.
• Maximum Reserve Capacity Factor assesses the difference between basal and maximum respiration, highlighting the mitochondria’s ability to ramp up energy production when needed.
• ATP production evaluation is crucial for understanding the energy output of the mitochondria, as ATP serves as the primary energy currency for cellular processes.

These measurements collectively offer a comprehensive view of mitochondrial health, helping identify potential dysfunction that could impair overall energy production and cellular function.