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Mirakle Integrated Health Centre

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Wellness Diagnostics

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Wellness diagnostics

Cardiac Risk Assessment

A non-invasive test that predicts future risk of heart disease by performing a comprehensive analysis of the state and function of the major blood vessels.

As the saying goes, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”.

Features at a glance

  • 1. Central Arterial Blood Pressure
  • 2. Endothelial Function
  • 3. Peripheral arterial disease
  • 4. Arterial Stiffness Test
  • 5. Overall Arterial Health
  • 6. Augmentation Index
  • 7. Peripheral Nervous System
  • 8. Carotid Femoral PWV(cfPWV)
  • 9. Sympathetic Nervous System
  • 10. Parasympathetic Nervous system
  • 11. Lung function

 

The tests include

Vascular Age:

Test to assess if the vascular age matches that of the chronological age or if the vascular age is much higher (eg: Vascular age of 80yrs for a 50yr old patient). Predicts future risk of heart disease and hypertension.

 

Arterial Stiffness:

Test to assess how compliant the arteries are to compression and relaxation. Arterial stiffness is an independent predictor of heart disease and hypertension.

 

Endothelial Function:

The endothelium secretes Nitric Oxide which dilate the blood vessels and increases blood flow. In endothelial dysfunction, this function is impaired resulting in the arteries not dilating and becoming stiffer.

 

Central Arterial Blood Pressure (CABP):

Central Blood Pressure refers to the pressure in the Aorta – the largest artery into which the heart pumps. Emerging studies are stating that Aortic Blood Pressure is a better predictor for future cardiac events when compared to the traditional brachial blood pressure. It is the Aortic Blood Pressure which determines the cardiac workload.

 

Pulse Wave Velocity (PWV):

Carotid to Femoral Pulse Wave Velocity is used clinically as a measure of arterial stiffness and is a predictor of future cardiovascular events (heart attack, stroke). It has been recognized by the European Society of Hypertension as an indicator of end organ damage.

How is the test performed?

The patient is connected with 4 ECG electrodes ( 2 lead ) and four BP cuffs, other accessories are external viz. lung function & Feet sensor. The whole test takes about 20 mins, which includes 5 mins of patient conditioning in supine position.

  • This test is for 
  • 1. People who wish to take an active role in their health and in disease prevention.
  • 2. Patients with a prior history of Heart Disease.
  • 3. Assessing Pre and Post Treatment changes.
  • 4. Diabetic and Hypertensive Patients.
  • 5. Family history of heart disease.
  • 6. Smokers

LIVE BLOOD ANALYSIS

A single drop of blood can tell a lot about how good your peripheral tissue oxygenation is, your diet and lifestyle, status of your immune system, oxidation of your red cells, hydration status and more. All of this can be seen on a screen connected to a high power microscope.

The Red Blood Cells (RBCs) have a unique biconcave shape which Confers maximum surface area to hold oxygen and to remove carbon dioxide. When your body is loaded with toxins, the RBCs become sticky (Rouleaux formation) leading to reduced oxygen carrying capacity and reduced oxygenation of tissues. This can lead to the development of chronic diseases in the future. Only when the RBCs are free, they can do their job of delivering oxygen easily.

This test is recommended pre and post treatment to see the improvements at the cellular level.

  1. Nutritional Assessment:
  • Detection of Nutrient Deficiencies: Practitioners claim that LBA can identify deficiencies in vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients by observing the size, shape, and behavior of red blood cells.

 

  • Evaluation of Digestive Health: Some believe that the presence of undigested food particles, bacteria, or yeast in the blood can indicate digestive issues or malabsorption problems.
  1. Immune System Evaluation:
  • Assessment of White Blood Cells: LBA practitioners may look at the number and activity of white blood cells to gauge the state of a person's immune system, identifying potential weaknesses or overactivity.

 

  • Detection of Infections:  LBA can reveal the presence of bacterial, fungal, or parasitic infections by identifying specific abnormalities in the blood.
  1. Oxidative Stress and Free Radical Damage:
  • Identifying Oxidative Stress: Practitioners may claim that the presence of oxidative stress can be seen in the form of damaged or irregularly shaped red blood cells, which they interpret as an indication of increased free radical activity and potential for chronic disease.
  1. Cardiovascular Health:
  • Blood Clotting Tendencies: By observing the aggregation or clumping of blood cells, some practitioners suggest that LBA can indicate a tendency towards blood clotting, which could be a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.

 

  • Cholesterol and Fat Levels: LBA is sometimes used to observe the presence of fat particles in the blood, which practitioners may interpret as a sign of high cholesterol or poor lipid metabolism.
  1. Personalized Health Recommendations:
  • Tailored Diet and Supplementation: Based on the results of LBA, practitioners may recommend specific dietary changes, supplements, or lifestyle adjustments aimed at improving health outcomes.

 

  • Monitoring Progress: Some use LBA to monitor changes in blood cell appearance over time, believing that improvements can be seen as a result of lifestyle or dietary interventions.

THERMOGRAPHY

Breast thermography, also known as thermographic imaging or digital infrared thermal imaging (DITI), is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that measures the temperature of the skin on the surface of the breasts. It involves using an infrared camera to detect heat patterns and blood flow in breast tissue, which are then displayed as a thermogram.

How Breast Thermography Works:

  • Heat Detection: Thermography captures the heat emitted from the body, producing images that highlight variations in temperature. Healthy tissue usually shows a different thermal pattern than abnormal tissue, which might emit more heat due to increased blood flow or metabolic activity.

 

  • Analysis: The thermograms are analyzed for unusual patterns of heat that could indicate inflammation, increased blood flow, or the presence of tumors, which often generate more heat due to their higher metabolic rate.

Thermal Imaging can be the first alert that cancer may be developing.    Caught in this early stage, a woman may be able to lower her risk by making diet and lifestyle changes along with taking non-toxic IV Therapies like Vitamin C and Ozone.

Advantages:

  1. Non-Invasive and Painless: Thermography does not involve radiation or physical contact, making it an attractive option for those concerned about the discomfort or risks associated with mammograms. Repeated mammographies puts a patient at an increased risk for developing breast cancer. This risk can be avoided.

 

  1. Radiation-Free: Since it uses infrared imaging, thermography poses no risk of radiation exposure, making it potentially safer for frequent use.Non-invasive,  Non-contact.
  2. A scan can be completed in a short time.
  3. It may detect changes in breast tissue years before it reaches the stage detected by a Mammogram.
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