Lipo-Oxidative Type (Extreme Negative) Last updated: Nov 05, 2009

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  Lipo-Oxidative Type (Extreme Negative)  
 

 
Signs, symptoms and indicators | Conditions that suggest it | Contributing risk factors | Recommendations

 
 

You have a highly negative (anabolic) Lipo-Oxidative Type. This means that an elevated ratio of sterols to fatty acids with decreased cell wall permeability, according Emanual Revici, MD. A more balanced condition will be achieved by specific mineral recommendations included in this report.

 
 

Signs, symptoms & indicators of Lipo-Oxidative Type:
 
 
Lab Values - Common  Low systolic blood pressure
  Low diastolic blood pressure
  Slowed pulse rate

Counter-indicators:
  Rapid pulse rate
  High diastolic blood pressure
  High systolic blood pressure

Symptoms - Bowel Movements
  (Very) frequent stools or normal stool frequency

Counter-indicators:
  (Very/tendency to) infrequent stools

Symptoms - Sleep
  Being a light sleeper

Counter-indicators:
  Being a deep sleeper

Symptoms - Urinary
  Infrequent daytime urination

Counter-indicators:
  Frequent daytime urination
 
 

Conditions that suggest Lipo-Oxidative Type:
 
 
Musculo-Skeletal  Rheumatoid Arthritis

Counter-indicators:
  Osteoarthritis
 
 

Risk factors for Lipo-Oxidative Type:
 
 
Symptoms - Skeletal  History of rheumatoid arthritis
 
 

Recommendations for Lipo-Oxidative Type:
 
 
Amino Acid / ProteinNot recommended:
  Lysine
  Arginine

Mineral
  Phosphorus
  Zinc
  Boron

Not recommended:
  Sulfur
  MSM (Methyl Sulfonyl Methane)
  Magnesium
  Calcium

Vitamins
Not recommended:
  Vitamin D
  Vitamin A
 
 


KEY
Weak or unproven link
Weakly counter-indicative
May do some good
May have adverse consequences







GLOSSARY

Anabolic:  Anabolic compounds: Allow the conversion of nutritive material into complex living matter in the constructive metabolism.

Fatty Acids:  Chemical chains of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms that are part of a fat (lipid) and are the major component of triglycerides. Depending on the number and arrangement of these atoms, fatty acids are classified as either saturated, polyunsaturated, or monounsaturated. They are nutritional substances found in nature which include cholesterol, prostaglandins, and stearic, palmitic, linoleic, linolenic, eicosapentanoic (EPA), and decohexanoic acids. Important nutritional lipids include lecithin, choline, gamma-linoleic acid, and inositol.

Mineral:  Plays a vital role in regulating many body functions. They act as catalysts in nerve response, muscle contraction and the metabolism of nutrients in foods. They regulate electrolyte balance and hormonal production, and they strengthen skeletal structures.

Sterols:  A large subgroup of steroids.