Preventive testing
A personalised, predictive and preventive approach
Good health is a careful balance of many systems in the human body. If these balances break down, malaise, exhaustion of the body and, in the long run, illness can occur. Understanding these systems and detecting their imbalances at an early stage makes it possible to anticipate the onset of disorders, to prolong life in good health and, more generally, avoid the inconveniences caused by everyday aggressions or age-related disorders.
20 000
preventive testing
check-ups performed each year
20
expert medical pathologists
15
preventive
testing chek-ups
Preventive testing, a critical element of the preventive approach
Preventive testing provides a systemic and dynamic vision of living beings. The human body can be seen as a set of sub-systems. Before an organ is damaged, there is tissue damage, preceded by cell damage and molecular damage.
It is at the molecular level that we can prevent disease and improve a patient's health. Preventive testing now allows a complete and objective measurement of the state of functioning of metabolic and endocrine systems and their interactions to prevent disease and optimise patients' health capital.
The action levers after a preventive testing investigation are primarily in the field of nutrition and micronutrition.
The fields of application and motivations for carrying out a preventive testing assessment are:
- Pure prevention
- Performance optimisation
- Treatment of discomfort (joint pain, digestion, etc.) with no known cause
- Support in addition to medical care for established diseases
Biopredix Academy
to train medical pathologists and prescribers
Preventive medicine and testing remain areas of permanent evolution.
Biopredix constantly monitors the latest innovations in the field. The Biopredix Academy has set up a training programme for medical pathologists and prescribers.
Each month, webinars are offered on various themes: microbiota, chronic inflammatory diseases, oxidative stress, food intolerances, fatty acids and neurotransmitters.
