Oxidata Test

The OxidataTM Test is a monitoring test to determine the level of oxidative stress on the body caused by free radical activity. The colormetric (color absorbent) reading from this urine test has evolved from blood/plasma fluorometric data. This technological breakthrough measures the distant end of the polyunsaturated fat chain where aldehydes form as a result of free radical attacks. The test coordinates with lab measurements to create precise results from a urine specimen. Aldehyde activity is much more concentrated in urine. UsesThe following are the general uses of the Oxidata test.[1]▪ The Oxidata test measures the amount of free radical damage or oxidative stress by measuring the level of a free radical called malondialdehyde (MDA) in the urine.▪ This test indicates the actual degree of damage to the cells caused by free radical activity.▪ Can assist in determining whether or not you are getting enough antioxidants through diet andnutritional supplements to effectively counteract