Orion Biomedica provides medical information on advanced diagnostics, nutrition, environmental medicine, and biochemical health. The platform also presents information about laboratory testing that may be used to selectively clarify underlying metabolic, immunological, or neurobiological processes.
Examples of diagnostic procedures:
- Biochemical testing – assessment of nutrient status and metabolism
- Environmental screening – testing for heavy metals and toxic exposures
- Neurobiological evaluation – assessment of cognitive function and mental well-being
- Hormonal diagnostics – evaluation of thyroid, adrenal, and reproductive function
- Microbiome and gastrointestinal testing – Assessment of gut flora and intestinal integrity
- Genetic analysis – identification of risk factors and pharmacogenomic profiles
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Focus Areas of Treatment
Nutrition and Metabolic Health
- Analysis of nutrient absorption and energy metabolism
- Personalized recommendations based on biochemical profiles
- Targeted strategies for women’s health across life stages
📌 Read about metabolomics diagnostics
📌 Read about nutrition and women’s health
Cellular Energy and Mitochondrial Function
- Mitochondria regulate energy production and oxidative stress
- Dysfunction may be linked to fatigue, inflammation, and neurodegeneration
📌 Read about mitochondrial diagnostics
Digestive Health and Gut Function
- Gut integrity plays a critical role in systemic health
- Imbalances in microbiota and increased intestinal permeability may contribute to illness
📌 Read about microbiome diagnostics
📌 Read about microbiome-based therapy
📌 Read about organic acid testing
📌 Read about leaky gut
Hormonal and Endocrine Health
- Support for thyroid, adrenal, and reproductive hormone balance
- Individualized assessment of endocrine disruptors and nutrient cofactors
- Strategies for menstrual, menopausal, and metabolic health
📌 Read about hormonal diagnostics
Neurobiology and Mental Health
- Evaluation of cognitive performance, stress tolerance, and emotional stability
- Personalized support for mood, anxiety, concentration, and sleep disorders
- Genetic and biochemical testing may be used to guide interventions
📌 Read about mental health
📌 Read about sleep and circadian health
Environmental Medicine and Toxic Exposures
- Identification of toxic metals, mold, solvents, and other chemical exposures
- Use of bioregulatory therapies to reduce body burden and improve resilience
📌 Read about heavy metal detoxification
Metal Toxicology and Sensitivity
Heavy Metal Toxicity
- Measurement of toxic metals in blood, urine, or tissue
- Evaluation of detoxification capacity
- Individualized strategies to support elimination and reduce toxic burden
Metal Hypersensitivity
- Some individuals develop immune reactions to specific metals
- Testing includes immunological screening and inflammatory markers
- Treatment involves exposure reduction and immune modulation
📌 Read about metal hypersensitivity
Musculoskeletal and Connective Tissue Disorders
- Conditions characterized by chronic pain, fatigue, and reduced physical capacity
- Treatment integrates lifestyle factors, biochemical imbalances, and environmental triggers
📌 Read about fibromyalgia
📌 Read about chronic fatigue syndrome
📌 Read about peptide-based strategies for tissue support
Immune Regulation and Chronic Infections
- Immune profiling and identification of chronic or hidden infections
- Support for immune modulation and inflammation control
📌 Read about immune system modulation
Treatment Process
- Initial Evaluation
Mapping of symptoms, medical history, and relevant health factors. - Laboratory Testing (if indicated)
Selected analyses based on clinical findings. - Treatment Plan Development
A personalized strategy based on diagnostic results and individual needs. - Follow-up and Adjustment
Ongoing evaluation and fine-tuning of the intervention plan.
Pharmacological Therapy
Biochemical individuality and metabolic factors should be considered before initiating or adjusting medications. Prescription renewals should follow clinical assessment.
Patient Involvement and Philosophy
Patients are regarded as active participants in the treatment process. Emphasis is placed on collaboration, education, and empowerment throughout the course of care. The clinical model integrates evidence-based diagnostics with individualized treatment grounded in biomedical and environmental medicine.