Feeling tired, bloated, lacking in energy?
What is the screening
What are the key benefits
What is the screening
Biometric checks: Blood pressure, heart rate, Blood tests: Cholesterol, blood sugar, Uric acid, iron levels.
Lifestyle assessment: Nutrition habits, physical activity, stress levels.
Mental wellbeing review: Stress and resilience.
ECG
Peak flow
Body composition
How iT helps
What are the key benefits
What is the screening
Early detection: Identifies risks before they become health issues.
• Personalized insights: Tailors fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle plans to your unique body.
• Holistic approach: Goes beyond physical health to include emotional and mental wellbeing.
• Tracking progress: Provides benchmarks so you can measure improvements over time.
• Empowerment: Helps you take proactive steps toward longevity and vitality.
What are the key benefits
What are the key benefits
What are the key benefits
Boosts energy and resilience
• Improves sleep and recovery
• Enhances immune function
• Supports healthy aging
• Encourages sustainable lifestyle changes
The liver
Acidic saliva ph
What are the key benefits
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), “burning liver fire” (also called Liver Fire Blazing) describes an excess heat condition in the liver system, not a literal fire. It reflects an imbalance where the liver’s energy becomes overheated, often due to stress, diet, or unresolved emotional tension.
Head and face signs: throbbing headaches (temples or top of head), red or bloodshot eyes, flushed complexion, sometimes nosebleeds.
Digestive signs: bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, constipation.
Emotional signs: irritability, anger, restlessness, explosive mood swings.
Sleep issues: insomnia, vivid dreams.
Key symptoms
Acidic saliva ph
Acidic saliva ph
Insulin resistance means your body’s cells don’t respond properly to insulin, so blood sugar stays higher than it should. Over time, this can lead to prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, and other health problems.
Symptoms & Signs
Insulin resistance often develops silently, but possible indicators include:
• Weight gain, especially central obesity
• Skin changes: dark patches (acanthosis nigricans), skin tags
• High blood pressure or cholesterol
• Fatigue or difficulty losing weight
Acidic saliva ph
Acidic saliva ph
Acidic saliva ph
Dietary factors: Frequent consumption of sugary foods, sodas, coffee, alcohol, or highly processed foods.
• Oral bacteria activity: Plaque bacteria produce acids when breaking down sugars, lowering saliva pH.
• Dry mouth: Reduced saliva flow (from dehydration, medications, or mouth breathing) means less buffering capacity.
• Stress: Can alter saliva composition and reduce its protective effect.
• Systemic influences: Acid reflux, certain medications, or metabolic conditions may contribute.