Four drops reveal the number generic supplements never show you: your personal omega-6:3 ratio.
Illustrative ratio movement. Individual results vary.
Most omega products ask you to trust a label. This system asks you to test your blood.
You begin with a baseline. Your sample is analyzed and translated into a personal fatty-acid report. The report gives you something marketing cannot: your own number, in writing.
*Source: Zinzino’s live BalanceTest database and company reporting. The statistic describes test users, not the general US population; the sampling frame and independent validation are not published here. Results vary.
EXPLORE THE TEST ↗Omega‑6 and Omega‑3 are essential fats used throughout the body. The blood test turns their relationship into one simple number. Lower is the target; above 3:1 is the signal to review your routine.
Your blood shows a more favorable relationship between these two essential fat families.
Better nutritional support for normal heart function.
A more favorable Omega‑3 pattern for structures used by the brain and eyes.
A better fatty‑acid environment for normal cell‑membrane structure and function.
A more balanced supply of fats involved in normal immune and repair signaling.
You replace guessing with a measurable target you can maintain and verify.
The pattern suggests your current diet or supplement routine is not creating the target balance.
Less Omega‑3 relative to Omega‑6 in this blood sample.
A less favorable nutritional pattern for systems throughout the body that use Omega‑3.
The ratio may remain outside target—and you keep guessing whether your routine works.
Measure, follow an appropriate plan consistently, then retest with the same method.
This number does not diagnose fatigue, mood, sleep, pain, inflammation, behavior, or disease.
This is an educational visualization, not a real result. The laboratory uses specific measured fatty acids to calculate the official ratio; technical details remain available in the report guide.
A defined experiment on yourself. Measure the baseline. Follow the protocol. Return to the data.
Create your baseline from an at-home dried-blood-spot sample.
Follow the official body-weight-based daily protocol consistently.
Compare your new report with the baseline you started from.
Move the controls. See how your routine may influence your profile. Then replace the estimate with an actual test.
A questionnaire cannot determine your blood fatty-acid profile. Testing is the only way to know the measured result.
Not a vague “wellness score.” A structured report with identifiable markers, a baseline, and a point of comparison for your retest.
VIEW THE REPORT GUIDE ↗Food diaries estimate behavior. Blood testing measures a fatty-acid profile. Those are not the same question.
Eleven fatty acids become six report markers.
See the pattern instead of guessing from intake.
Use the retest to compare your own data over time.
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