What we test

Apolipoprotein B (ApoB)

The closest thing to counting the actual particles trying to enter your artery wall.

Total Cholesterol

The sum of cholesterol carried in all your lipoproteins.

HDL Cholesterol

The cholesterol your body is carrying away from the artery wall.

LDL Cholesterol

The cholesterol most likely to settle into the artery wall.

Non-HDL Cholesterol

All artery-clogging cholesterol in one number.

Triglycerides

Circulating fats that reflect recent diet and insulin signaling.

hs-CRP

The most widely used marker of whole-body inflammation.

Lipoprotein(a)

An inherited cardiovascular risk factor most people are never tested for.

LDL Particle Number

The actual count of LDL particles in your bloodstream.

Small Dense LDL

The most artery-damaging subclass of LDL.

Total Cholesterol / HDL Ratio

A snapshot of cardiovascular risk in a single ratio.

Glucose (Fasting)

Your blood sugar after an overnight fast.

Hemoglobin A1c

Your 3-month blood sugar average.

Insulin (Fasting)

How hard your pancreas is working to keep glucose normal.

Fructosamine

A 2 to 3 week average of blood sugar exposure.

ALT

The most liver-specific enzyme on a routine panel.

AST

An enzyme found in liver, muscle and red blood cells.

Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)

An enzyme tied to liver, bile and bone activity.

Total Bilirubin

A by-product of red blood cell breakdown, cleared by the liver.

Albumin

The main protein your liver makes, and a marker of nutrition and synthesis.

GGT

An enzyme that reflects liver and bile duct stress and oxidative load.

Creatinine

A muscle breakdown product cleared by the kidneys.

eGFR

Your estimated kidney filtration rate.

BUN

A nitrogen waste product cleared by the kidneys.

BUN/Creatinine Ratio

A ratio that hints at hydration and kidney blood flow.

Uric Acid

A marker of purine metabolism and cardiometabolic risk.

Complete Blood Count (CBC)

The full picture of red cells, white cells and platelets.

Hemoglobin

The oxygen-carrying protein in your red blood cells.

Hematocrit

The percentage of your blood made up of red cells.

Platelets

The cells that drive clotting.

White Blood Cell Differential

A breakdown of each immune cell line.

TSH

The pituitary signal that drives your thyroid.

Free T4

The unbound, active form of your thyroid prohormone.

Free T3

The most metabolically active thyroid hormone.

Reverse T3

The inactive metabolite that competes with T3.

Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies (TPO)

The autoimmune signal behind most hypothyroidism.

Testosterone, Total

The total testosterone circulating in your bloodstream.

Testosterone, Free

The fraction of testosterone your tissues can actually use.

Testosterone, Bioavailable

Free testosterone plus the loosely bound, albumin-attached fraction.

Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)

The protein that decides how much of your testosterone is available.

Estradiol (Sensitive)

The dominant estrogen in men. Small amounts are essential.

DHT (Dihydrotestosterone)

The most potent androgen, derived from testosterone.

PSA, Total

A prostate marker tracked before and during TRT.

Estradiol

The dominant estrogen across the reproductive years.

Progesterone

The luteal-phase hormone that balances estrogen.

FSH

The pituitary signal that recruits follicles.

LH

The pituitary signal that triggers ovulation.

Prolactin

A pituitary hormone that can disrupt the cycle when elevated.

Cortisol (AM)

The morning peak of your primary stress hormone.

DHEA-S

An adrenal hormone that buffers cortisol and supports vitality.

ACTH

The pituitary signal that drives cortisol release.

Vitamin D, 25-OH

The storage form of vitamin D, central to immunity and bone.

Vitamin B12

Needed for nerve function, red blood cells and methylation.

Folate

A B vitamin essential to methylation and DNA synthesis.

Magnesium (RBC)

The intracellular magnesium read, far more accurate than serum.

Zinc

A trace mineral central to immunity, testosterone and wound healing.

Ferritin

The storage form of iron, and the best read of iron status.

Iron / TIBC

Serum iron and total iron-binding capacity for a fuller picture.

Homocysteine

A methylation marker linked to cardiovascular and cognitive risk.

ANA Screen with Reflex Titer

The primary screen for systemic autoimmune disease.

Anti-CCP

A highly specific marker for rheumatoid arthritis.

Rheumatoid Factor

A long-established marker for rheumatoid arthritis.

Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies (TPO)

The autoimmune driver behind most hypothyroidism.

Mercury (Blood)

A neurotoxic metal that builds up mostly from seafood.

Lead (Blood)

A toxic metal that affects brain, kidney and cardiovascular health.

Arsenic

A toxic element found in groundwater, rice and some seafood.

Cadmium

A toxic metal from tobacco smoke and industrial exposure.