We recommend Pathology testing once a year with your ‘Wellness check-up’ to ensure you are supporting yourself the right way.
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Your liver plays a vital role in your health. It is one of the primary organs responsible for filtering blood, which is why it is important that your liver is functioning properly. In order to diagnose any damage or illness in your liver, physicians frequently ordered tests known as liver function tests (LFT). -
Vitamin D is necessary for maintenance of healthy bones and teeth, cell growth and differentiation, immune system health, neuromuscular function and more. It is found in very few foods; fortified milk, soy beverages, cereal products are a few examples. Vitamin D requirements may vary based on age and sex. -
Iron is an essential trace element that is mainly derived from dietary sources. Iron is needed to assist in the formation of adequate numbers of normal red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body. Iron is a critical part of hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that binds oxygen in the lungs and releases it as blood travels to other parts of the body. -
The Sleep Profile is a non-invasive saliva test that assesses two major causes for insomnia: imbalances in melatonin and cortisol. Melatonin is a peptide hormone produced by the pineal gland which helps to control normal sleep patterns. -
This test assesses the critical balance between essential Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acids. Essential fatty acids play a crucial role in maintaining healthy hair, skin, nails and bone health. The Fatty Acids Profile can indicate the need for fatty acid supplementation and/or dietary modification. -
The B vitamin profile test is made to measure five key B vitamins. As B-vitamins are commonly supplemented and consumed for optimal health, we recommend assessing these levels to ensure that they are sustained at optimal patient outcomes. -
The My Comprehensive Wellness Profile is a cutting-edge service that analyses over 40 genetic markers known to impact metabolism, exercise and energy use. The test examines specific genetic markers to give you personal insight about how your body processes sugars, fats, vitamins and nutrients. The final laboratory report includes a detailed analysis on how your body responds to exercise based upon your genetics.
