Mitochondria Quantitation Kit (Energy Check)
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Product Description
Visualize Your Aging Process.
Why does the speed of aging vary from person to person?
Recent studies have revealed that the amount of mitochondria in cells plays a role, drawing significant attention.
Testing Procedure
This test visualizes the amount of mitochondria in your body through numerical data, helping you understand your body's condition.
① Issue a dedicated test account via smartphone and complete the test application.
② Collect a sample at home (using a special swab to collect tissue from inside the mouth).
③ Place the collected sample in the provided return envelope and mail it.
④ Once the test results are available, you will be notified via email.
※ The specifications of this kit are subject to change without notice.
※ This service is available only within Japan.
It is desirable that the collected sample be confirmed at our testing facility within one week when stored at room temperature.
If there is a possibility that the period will exceed one week due to holidays at our testing facility, refrigeration before shipping is recommended.
・Our testing facility receives samples on weekdays (excluding weekends and public holidays in Japan). If a sample arrives on a holiday, it will be confirmed and analyzed on the next business day.
・During consecutive public holidays (such as Golden Week), there may be a delay of several days before the analysis begins. Therefore, it is advisable to adjust the sample collection date or refrigerate the sample for a short period before shipping.
What is Mitochondria?
Mitochondria are tiny, granular structures found in each cell of the body, with tens to hundreds in each cell. They play a fundamental role in sustaining life by chemically combining nutrients (such as sugars and fats) with oxygen taken in through respiration to extract energy.
How to Restore Mitochondria Count
One potential method to restore the declining number of mitochondria due to aging and other factors is the administration of Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN). Research suggests that NMN is converted into Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD) within cells, activating factors related to mitochondrial biosynthesis, thereby increasing mitochondria.
