Micronutrients such as vitamins, trace elements, fatty acids, and minerals are involved in:

• Energy production and mitochondrial function

• Immune regulation and inflammation control

• Hormonal balance

• Cognitive function and stress resilience

• Skin, hair, and connective tissue health

• Cardiovascular and metabolic regulation

Deficiencies or imbalances may contribute to:

• Chronic fatigue or reduced performance

• Increased susceptibility to infections

• Slow recovery or inflammation

• Cognitive symptoms or mood changes

• Skin, hair, or nail changes

• Metabolic disturbances

These imbalances are often subtle and not detected by routine blood tests.

Orthomolecular consultation begins with a structured medical evaluation and targeted laboratory diagnostics, selected according to symptoms and clinical context.

Possible assessments include:

• Vitamins (e.g. Vitamin D, B vitamins)

• Trace elements and minerals

• Fatty acid profile (Omega-3 index)

• Oxidative stress and metabolic markers

• Heavy metal exposure (when clinically indicated)

Laboratory results are interpreted in context, taking into account symptoms, lifestyle, diet, and overall medical history.

Therapy is based on measured needs, not assumptions.

An individualized plan may include:

• Targeted supplementation with defined dosages

• Dietary adjustments to support micronutrient balance

• Time-limited supplementation strategies

• Follow-up testing to assess response

Supplements are selected for quality, bioavailability, and clinical relevance. Long-term or high-dose supplementation without monitoring is avoided.

Orthomolecular medicine often complements other preventive services, including:

• Preventive medical check-ups

• Hormonal evaluation and menopause care

• Weight management and metabolic optimization

• Microbiome and digestive health

• Skin quality and regenerative treatments

By correcting underlying micronutrient imbalances, other therapies often become more effective and better tolerated.

Orthomolecular medicine is suitable for patients who:

• Experience unexplained fatigue or reduced resilience

• Have chronic stress or high physical demands

• Want medically guided supplementation

• Have increased nutritional needs due to lifestyle or health conditions

• Seek evidence-based prevention rather than trial-and-error supplements

Consultation format
Extended medical consultation with laboratory review and treatment planning.

Therapy duration
Supplementation is usually time-limited and reassessed.

Safety
All recommendations are based on laboratory findings and medical guidelines.

Expectations
The goal is physiological balance and functional improvement — not performance enhancement beyond normal ranges.

Orthomolecular consultations are priced according to consultation time, laboratory diagnostics, and follow-up requirements.

A personalized diagnostic and therapy plan, including cost overview, is provided during consultation.