Oxidative Stress Test (Detect and Manage Cellular Aging Early)

· Those in Tokyo who want to check their oxidative damage.
· Those who want to spot early aging signs.
· Those who want to reduce oxidative stress.
· Those who wish to track antioxidant effects.
· Those who wish to get diet and lifestyle tips.

Oxidative Stress Test measures the level of oxidative damage in the body caused by excess active oxygen, which can oxidize and harm cells and DNA over time – often described as "rust in the body." This test detects 8-OHdG, a marker found in urine that reflects the amount of oxidized DNA being repaired and removed.

By assessing oxidative stress levels, the test helps identify risks related to aging and various diseases. It provides valuable information to guide lifestyle changes, such as improving diet, increasing antioxidant intake, and managing stress, to reduce oxidative damage and support overall health and anti-aging efforts.

Oxidative Stress Test analyzes a urine sample to measure the concentration of 8-OHdG, a marker formed when DNA is oxidized by excess active oxygen. The body repairs oxidized DNA by separating 8-OHdG and excreting it through urine. By collecting and testing this urine sample in a lab, the test quantifies the level of oxidative damage in the body. This straightforward process provides an objective measurement of oxidative stress using biochemical analysis.

1. Consultation will be conducted.
2. Urine samples will be collected.
3. Urine samples will be sent to the laboratory for analysis.
4. An analysis of the test results will be reviewed.
5. Post-care instructions and recommendations will be provided.

<Advantages>
· Measures DNA oxidative damage directly
· Indicates aging and disease risk
· Guides lifestyle improvements
· Tracks changes over time
· Non-invasive test

<Limitations>
· Repeated tests may be required

Q1: What is a bad Oxidative Stress Test result?
A1: A high level of 8-OHdG in the urine indicates excessive oxidative damage, which may suggest increased risk of aging-related issues or health problems.

Q2: What is oxidative stress?
A2: Oxidative stress occurs when excess active oxygen (free radicals) in the body damages cells and DNA, leading to "rusting" in the body.

Q3: How to fix oxidative stress?
A3: It can be reduced by eating antioxidant-rich foods, taking supplements, managing stress, sleeping well, exercising moderately, and avoiding excessive UV exposure.

Q4: Can I drink water before the test?
A4: Yes, drinking water is allowed and may help with urine collection.

Q5: Does coffee affect the Oxidative Stress Test?
A5: Yes, coffee and caffeine may influence oxidative markers, so it is best to avoid them before the test for accurate results.

[Clinic Name] Biotope Clinic
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Located in Minato-Ku, Biotope clinic is easily accessible via train and is only 1-min walk from Sirokanedai Station Exit 1
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday - Saturday (10:00AM - 1:00PM, 2:00PM - 7:00PM); Closed on Sunday and public holiday

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