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Vitamin C is needed to produce collagen – found in your skin, blood vessels, and bones. Consuming adequate vitamin C is necessary for wellness as it offers protection for body’s defense system. Vivoo helps you check if you’re getting enough vitamin C by measuring the amount excreted through your urine.

Magnesium is crucial for healthy bones, heart, muscles, and nerves. Low values may indicate insufficient magnesium consumption, while high values may indicate a high intake of magnesium through diet or possible misuse of magnesium supplements. Vivoo measures the amount of magnesium in your urine.

Sodium helps contract and relax muscles and maintain the proper balance of water and minerals. Having too much or too little salt intake can potentially contribute to negative outcomes. Vivoo keeps you up to date on your sodium intake by measuring how much of it you’re excreting through the urine.

Calcium is crucial for strong bones and teeth, healthy nerves, and many bodily systems. Still, too much calcium can also be harmful – potentially leading to weakened bones and kidney stones. Vivoo helps you strike the right balance by measuring the amount excreted calcium in your urine.

Is your urine too acidic or alkaline? Vivoo analyzes your urine pH level – and, if need be, suggests specific foods you could eat that may help bring it back into balance.

Stop wondering if you’re drinking enough water – know for sure. Vivoo assesses your hydration level and comes up with personalized suggestions on what you can do to stay hydrated.

Having proteins in your urine can be a sign of dehydration, strenuous exercise, exposure to extreme cold or a fever. Vivoo helps you find out by measuring the protein level in your urine.

Oxidative stress occurs when there is an imbalance in free radicals and antioxidants. That’s why it’s a concern when Vivoo finds an abnormally high level of free radicals in your urine.

Is your body currently running on carbs or fats? Vivoo measures your urine’s ketone concentration, so you know – for sure – the source of your body’s fuel.