CELL CHECK at Cellora Gu Clinic: the diagnostic baseline before stem cell therapy

The premise of CELL CHECK is not to start treatment before knowing where the problem lies. The same symptom — chronic fatigue, say — can stem from hormones, inflammation, autonomic imbalance or nutrient deficiency, each demanding a different approach.

The first group is cell function balance: detoxification, energy metabolism, hormone balance, neurotransmitters, immunity and autonomic regulation — essentially asking where the body's engine is stalling.

The second group is the cellular ageing test, covering ageing speed, accumulated damage and recovery capacity — data that answers whether biological age matches chronological age.

The third is the genetic function test, looking at nutrient status, hormones and inflammatory markers to set treatment direction — data typically reused later when designing individual IV and supplement programmes.

The listed panels include blood work, immune activity, hair mineral analysis, urine organic acids, gut microbiome balance, adrenal function, autonomic balance, body composition and delayed allergy testing.

One caveat: some functional tests remain debated in mainstream medicine as to how they should be interpreted. Ask your physician which decisions each result drives, and which results are supporting information rather than decisive evidence.