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Screen for autoimmune markers including antibodies and inflammation indicators to identify underlying autoimmune activity and guide treatment.
64 biomarkers
A wide assessment of hormone, energy, and nutrition status, including androgen and stress related hormone levels to a provide a broad overview of health status for female patients.
80 biomarkers
Foundational hormone testing that measures key reproductive hormones alongside metabolic markers to establish your baseline hormonal health.
67 biomarkers
A hormone panel covering sex hormones, thyroid, adrenal function, and metabolic interactions to identify imbalances affecting energy, mood, and body composition.
88 biomarkers
Explore nutrient profiles to identify deficiencies in vitamins and minerals that may be impacting your energy, immunity, and overall health.
43 biomarkers
Build on your basic health check with vitamin B12 testing to reveal how this critical nutrient impacts your immune system, blood health, and overall wellness.
63 biomarkers
A comprehensive health assessment measuring advanced biomarkers across cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, and nutritional systems to optimize your healthspan and longevity.
121 biomarkers
Your most complete health analysis, combining cutting-edge biomarkers across all body systems to create a personalized roadmap for optimal aging and disease prevention.
142 biomarkers
This test looks for specific genetic changes in the MTHFR gene that can affect enzyme activity, potentially leading to higher levels of homocysteine in the blood. These changes are common and can be a risk factor for heart and blood vessel diseases, though recent research questions the strength of this link. The test focuses on two common variants known as C677T and A1298C.
1 biomarker
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