Cardiovascular risk, blood sugar, hormonal and menopausal status, bone health, thyroid function, and key nutrient levels.
This panel includes 14 tests analyzing 55 biomarkers:
Measures liver and kidney function, blood sugar, and electrolyte balance — a foundation check for overall metabolic health.
Counts red and white blood cells and platelets, and breaks down immune cell types — screens for anemia, infection, and clotting issues.
Measures cholesterol and triglycerides to assess your risk of heart disease and stroke.
Counts the actual number of atherogenic particles in your blood — a more predictive cardiac risk marker than LDL cholesterol.
Your 3-month average blood sugar — the key indicator for prediabetes and diabetes risk.
The primary thyroid screening test — affects energy, weight, mood, and metabolism.
The main thyroid hormone your thyroid makes — converts to active T3 in tissues.
The primary female sex hormone — key for reproductive, bone, and cardiovascular health.
Reproductive pituitary hormones — assess ovarian or testicular function and menopause status.
Regulates calcium and bone metabolism — important for bone-loss evaluation in older adults.
Measures your body's iron stores — a more sensitive early marker of iron deficiency than serum iron alone.
Assesses bone health, immune function, and energy — the most common nutrient deficiency in the US.
Essential for nerve function, energy, and healthy red blood cell production.
A sensitive marker of systemic inflammation — elevated levels are linked to heart disease risk.