A deeper view of your health.

A broad foundation covering blood, metabolic, cholesterol, liver, kidney, thyroid, and core nutrient markers.

An expanded whole-body program adding iron studies, extended liver chemistry, inflammation, and hormone context.

Our broadest program, layering advanced cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, inflammatory, and nutrient markers onto Complete Health.

A streamlined repeat panel focused on the markers most worth watching between full programs.

Standard lipids plus particle and inflammation markers that add context beyond cholesterol alone.

Glucose regulation reviewed together with insulin, liver chemistry, and metabolic context.

Thyroid output, active hormone conversion, and the antibodies reviewed in thyroid evaluations.

Iron stores and red cell health reviewed together with the nutrients that support them.

A combined look at metabolism, liver function, thyroid signalling, and lipid balance.

Reproductive hormones reviewed alongside thyroid and adrenal context. Cycle timing matters for some markers.

Androgen status with binding proteins and pituitary signalling, best collected in the morning.

Hormone markers reviewed when planning a pregnancy or evaluating reproductive health.

Vitamin, mineral, and fatty acid status reviewed together rather than one marker at a time.

The minerals and hormones that maintain bone structure over time.

Organ chemistry reviewed together, with filtration markers and urine protein where supported.

Systemic inflammation reviewed with immune cell counts and antibody classes.

A focused two-marker nutrient check for people who only want to confirm vitamin D and B12 status.

Markers people track across years: particle burden, glycation, filtration, inflammation, and hormone reserve.

Training load, oxygen delivery, and recovery-related markers for consistently active people.

Molecular detection of common urinary pathogens with resistance markers, from a urine specimen.

Antibody screening reviewed with a licensed clinician, not a standalone diagnosis.

Gluten-related antibody testing, interpreted alongside total IgA. Keep eating gluten until collection.

Specific IgE profiles for common food and environmental allergens, where the performing laboratory supports them.

Adrenal hormones reviewed with the timing that makes them interpretable.

Confidential screening reviewed with a licensed clinician. Urine molecular testing where supported.

Heavy metal exposure testing. Availability varies by laboratory and region.

Digestive enzymes and stool-based markers of gut inflammation, collected with an at-home self-collection kit where supported.

Select genotype reporting offered only with genetic counselling support, where available.