Amino acids

Amino acids - these are the building blocks of proteins, which directly determine energy levels, muscle condition, brain function, hormone production, and the strength of the immune system.

This blood test allows for the evaluation of the balance of essential and non-essential amino acids in the body and to identify possible metabolic, nutritional, or absorption disorders.

What does the test show?

The test reveals:

• whether the body receives enough protein from the diet,
• whether it effectively absorbs them,
• whether there is a deficiency or excess of specific amino acids,
• whether there are signs of chronic stress, fatigue, or inflammation.

Why is this important?

Amino acids are involved in:

• neurotransmitter (serotonin, dopamine, GABA) synthesis – directly affecting mood, motivation, and sleep;
• muscle recovery and growth – important for athletes or those recovering from illnesses;
• detoxification processes in the liver;
• hormone and enzyme production;
• immune support.

Even small imbalances can manifest as:

• constant fatigue,
• “brain fog”,
• poor concentration,
• sleep disturbances,
• slow recovery after physical exertion.