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Protein found on many “bad” cholesterol particles; higher levels reflect a greater number of these particles in the blood.
Total amount of cholesterol circulating in the blood, including HDL, LDL, and other cholesterol fractions, used as an overall snapshot of blood cholesterol levels to help assess long‑term cardiovascular risk.
Total cholesterol minus HDL; often used as a simple way to estimate cholesterol particles that may be more strongly linked with heart and vascular risk.
“Good” cholesterol that helps carry cholesterol away from arteries and back to the liver for processing and removal.
The main form of fat circulating in the blood, influenced by diet, weight, and metabolic health, and used as a general indicator of how the body is handling fats and energy over time.
“Bad” cholesterol particles that can contribute to plaque build-up in blood vessel walls over time.
Research-based ratio comparing total cholesterol to HDL cholesterol, explored as one way of estimating long-term cardiovascular risk.
Research-based ratio comparing LDL cholesterol to HDL cholesterol, used in studies as another way of describing cardiovascular risk.
Exploratory research ratio showing what proportion of total cholesterol is made up of LDL cholesterol, used as a high-level way to describe overall cholesterol balance.
Exploratory research ratio showing what proportion of total cholesterol is made up of non‑HDL (“non‑good”) cholesterol, used as a high‑level way to describe overall cholesterol balance.
Research ratio comparing triglycerides to HDL cholesterol, explored in studies of metabolic and cardiovascular risk.
Log-based ratio of triglycerides to HDL cholesterol investigated in research as a marker of blood lipid patterns linked with cardiovascular risk.
Research ratio that compares non-HDL (“atherogenic”) cholesterol to HDL cholesterol to summarize overall lipid balance.
Exploratory research ratio looking at how triglyceride levels relate to the number of ApoB‑containing particles, used as a high‑level way to describe overall blood fat patterns.
Research ratio comparing LDL cholesterol to ApoB, used to describe whether LDL particles tend to be smaller and denser or larger and more buoyant, as a high‑level summary of LDL particle pattern.
Research ratio comparing uric acid to HDL cholesterol, explored in studies of metabolic and cardiovascular risk.
Emerging research ratio combining a type of white blood cell (neutrophils) with HDL cholesterol to explore links between inflammation and cardiovascular risk.
Exploratory research ratio comparing testosterone levels with ApoB, used in studies of hormone balance and lipid-related risk.
Amount of sugar circulating in the blood at the time of the test, reflecting short-term blood sugar control.
Measure of how much sugar has been attached to red blood cells over the past few months, reflecting longer-term blood sugar patterns.
Waste product from the breakdown of certain foods and body tissues; higher levels can be linked with gout and metabolic health.
Research index combining fasting triglycerides and glucose to describe patterns linked with insulin resistance and cardiometabolic risk.
Research index that combines the TyG index with body mass index (BMI) to explore how weight and metabolism interact in diabetes and cardiometabolic risk studies.
Calculated estimate of blood calcium that adjusts for albumin levels so calcium status can be interpreted more consistently.
Amount of circulating iron in the blood at the time of the test, helping to put iron availability and related symptoms into context when viewed with other iron and blood markers.
Estimate of how much iron the blood can carry, based largely on transferrin, the main iron-transport protein.
Percentage of available iron-binding sites on transferrin that are currently filled with iron.
Protein that stores iron in the body; also influenced by inflammation.
Hormone made by the adrenal glands that helps the body respond to stress. regulate blood sugar, and manage inflammation.
Exploratory research ratio combining a red blood cell variability marker (RDW) with an iron-storage protein (ferritin), used as a high-level way to describe how red blood cell patterns and stored iron may relate to each other rather than as a stand-alone clinical marker.
Research ratio comparing cortisol and DHEA-S, used to explore adrenal balance and stress-related patterns.
Total amount of thyroxine hormone made by the thyroid gland, including both bound and free forms, providing an overall snapshot of thyroid hormone output
that can help give context for how the thyroid is functioning over time.
alongside other thyroid tests and clinical review.
Calculated value that combines total T4 and thyroid hormone binding to estimate the amount of active, unbound thyroid hormone.
Hormone released by the brain’s pituitary gland that signals the thyroid to make more or less thyroid hormone.
Active thyroid hormone that helps regulate energy use, metabolism, and many body functions.
Total amount of testosterone in the blood, including both bound and unbound forms, providing an overall snapshot of hormone levels that can help give context to symptoms and wellbeing.
Protein that binds sex hormones like testosterone and estradiol in the blood, controlling how much is freely available to tissues.
Hormone produced mainly by the adrenal glands that acts as a building block for other sex hormones.
Portion of testosterone that is not tightly bound to proteins and is more readily available for the body to use.
Form of estrogen that plays a key role in menstrual cycles, bone health, and many other body systems in all genders.
Research ratio comparing testosterone and estradiol, explored in studies of hormone balance and symptoms.
Calculated estimate of how much biologically active (free) androgen is available relative to binding proteins, offering a high‑level view of overall androgen availability that can help put symptoms and hormone patterns in context.
Main protein made by the liver that helps maintain fluid balance and carries hormones, vitamins, and medicines in the blood.
Ratio comparing albumin to globulins, giving an overview of the major protein groups in the blood and helping to frame patterns related to liver function, nutrition, and immune activity when interpreted with other results.
Enzyme found in liver, bile ducts, and bone; used to explore patterns related to liver or bone conditions.
Enzyme mainly found in the liver; higher levels can indicate liver cell irritation or damage.
Enzyme found in the liver, heart, and muscles. AST is usually interpreted together with ALT and other markers to help describe patterns of liver and muscle stress over time.
Grouped measure of blood proteins other than albumin, including many antibodies and transport proteins. This helps give a broad view of immune and protein status when considered alongside other tests.
Yellow pigment produced when red blood cells are broken down; higher levels can change skin or eye colour and may signal liver or bile duct issues.
Form of bilirubin before it is processed by the liver. It helps give context on how red blood cells are being broken down and how bilirubin is being handled in the body.
Enzyme found mainly in the liver and bile ducts, often used to explore patterns of liver or bile duct stress and alcohol exposure.
Research ratio comparing bilirubin to albumin, explored in studies of severe illness and liver-related risk.
Emerging research ratio relating a liver enzyme (GGT) to HDL cholesterol, studied in metabolic and liver health research.
Form of bilirubin after it has been processed by the liver and made ready for removal from the body. It helps describe how well bile flow and bilirubin clearance are working when viewed with other liver markers.
Ratio comparing AST to ALT that can help describe different patterns of liver enzyme changes.
Exploratory ratio comparing unconjugated and conjugated bilirubin to describe how bilirubin is being processed.
Research ratio comparing two liver-related enzymes, used mainly in studies to explore liver and metabolic patterns.
Measure of urea nitrogen, a waste product filtered by the kidneys, giving information about kidney function and protein breakdown.
Ratio of two kidney-related markers (BUN and creatinine) often used to help interpret hydration status and kidney function.
Mineral important for bones, muscles, nerves, and blood clotting, tightly regulated in the blood.
Measure related to bicarbonate and carbon dioxide in the blood, giving information about acid–base balance and breathing.
Electrolyte that helps maintain fluid balance and acid–base balance in the body.
Waste product from muscle metabolism that is filtered by the kidneys; commonly used to estimate kidney function.
Calculated estimate of how well the kidneys are filtering blood each minute.
Electrolyte that supports heart rhythm, nerve signals, and muscle function.
Electrolyte that helps control fluid balance, blood pressure, and nerve and muscle function.
Ratio comparing total urea to creatinine, similar in use to the BUN/creatinine ratio in interpreting kidney-related patterns.
Calculated estimate of how much blood the kidneys clear of creatinine each minute, often used in research and dosing decisions.
Total amount of thyroxine hormone made by the thyroid gland, including both bound and free forms, providing an overall snapshot of thyroid hormone output
that can help give context for how the thyroid is functioning over time.
alongside other thyroid tests and clinical review.
Calculated value that combines total T4 and thyroid hormone binding to estimate the amount of active, unbound thyroid hormone.
Hormone released by the brain’s pituitary gland that signals the thyroid to make more or less thyroid hormone.
Active thyroid hormone that helps regulate energy use, metabolism, and many body functions.
Cells that carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body and return carbon dioxide to the lungs to be exhaled.
Oxygen-carrying protein inside red blood cells that gives blood its red color.
Percentage of blood volume made up of red blood cells.
Average size of red blood cells, used to help understand different types of anaemia.
Average amount of hemoglobin in each red blood cell.
Average concentration of hemoglobin inside red blood cells.
Measure of how much red blood cell sizes vary from one another. It is often used alongside other red blood cell markers to help frame different patterns of anaemia and nutrient status.
Number of platelets, the blood cells that help with clotting and wound healing.
Average size of platelets, used together with platelet count to understand platelet activity.
Vitamin involved in bone health, immune function, and many other processes.
Research ratio comparing variation in red blood cell size with their average size, mainly explored in studies of different anaemia patterns.
Total number of white blood cells, which are part of the immune system and help the body respond to infection and inflammation.
Type of white blood cell that helps the body respond quickly to infections and acute inflammation.
Number of neutrophils in a set volume of blood, giving a more precise view of this immune cell type and helping to put patterns of infection or inflammation into context.
Type of white blood cell involved in targeted immune responses, including B cells. T cells, and natural killer cells.
Number of lymphocytes in a set volume of blood, used to understand overall lymphocyte status.
Type of white blood cell that can move into tissues and mature into cells that help clean up damage and support immune responses.
Number of monocytes in a set volume of blood, giving more detail about this part of the immune system.
Type of white blood cell that can increase with allergies, asthma, and some infections.
Number of eosinophils in a set volume of blood, used to further explore allergic or inflammatory patterns.
Rare type of white blood cell involved in allergic and inflammatory responses.
Number of basophils in a set volume of blood, providing a more detailed view of this rare immune cell type that can help put allergy- or inflammation-related patterns into context.
Research ratio comparing lymphocytes and monocytes, used to explore immune balance in different conditions.
Research ratio comparing platelet count to total white blood cells, used mainly in studies of blood and immune health.
Research ratio comparing neutrophils to lymphocytes, often used to describe patterns of systemic inflammation in studies.
Emerging research ratio that combines neutrophils, lymphocytes, and platelets to explore complex inflammatory patterns.
Research ratio comparing monocytes to lymphocytes, investigated in studies of chronic inflammation and immune activity.
Protein made by the liver that rises when there is inflammation somewhere in the body.
Research ratio comparing ferritin, a marker of iron stores and inflammation, with albumin, a blood protein linked with nutrition and liver function.
Research ratio that relates inflammation (CRP) to albumin levels and has been studied in severe illness.
High-sensitivity version of the CRP test that can detect lower levels of inflammation, often used in cardiovascular research.
Research index combining platelets, neutrophils, and lymphocytes to summarize immune and inflammatory activity.
Research ratio comparing monocytes to HDL cholesterol, explored as a marker linking inflammation and cardiovascular risk.
Research ratio comparing platelets to lymphocytes, used in studies of systemic inflammation and outcomes.
Research index combining neutrophils, monocytes, and lymphocytes to explore inflammatory response patterns.
Research ratio relating CRP to lymphocytes, studied as a marker of inflammation in certain conditions.
Research ratio comparing ferritin and CRP to help distinguish different patterns of iron status and inflammation in studies.
Exploratory research ratio relating an inflammation marker (CRP) to an adrenal hormone (DHEA-S), used as a high-level way to describe how inflammation and adrenal hormone patterns may relate to each other.
Exploratory research ratio comparing testosterone levels with CRP as one way of looking at hormone-inflammation relationships.
Total amount of thyroxine hormone made by the thyroid gland, including both bound and free forms, providing an overall snapshot of thyroid hormone output
that can help give context for how the thyroid is functioning over time.
alongside other thyroid tests and clinical review.
Calculated value that combines total T4 and thyroid hormone binding to estimate the amount of active, unbound thyroid hormone.
Hormone released by the brain’s pituitary gland that signals the thyroid to make more or less thyroid hormone.
Active thyroid hormone that helps regulate energy use, metabolism, and many body functions.
A choice of add-ons available at Extra Cost.
| ID# | Option | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Specialized Blood Tests For Men and Women (Can be done along with main blood tests) | ||
| UL01 | Digestive Enzymes and Pancreatic Function: Amylase and Lipase | $109.90 |
| UL02 | Heavy Metals Screening: Zinc, Cu, Se, Hg, Pb | $529.90 |
| UL03 | Prevent Colon Cancer: H. Pylori IgG Antibody Blood Test | $44.90 |
| UL04 | Prevent Colon Cancer: Urea Breath Test (Comprehensive) | $199.90 |
| UL05 | SIBO Test: Hydrogen-Methane Breath Test (Comprehensive) | $289.90 |
| UL06 | Sexual Health: HIV, Syphilis, Herpes (I, II), Chlamydia, Gonorrhea | $199.90 |
| UL07 | Kidney Failure Risk: Cystatin C and eGFR based on Cystatin C | $179.90 |
| UL08 | Eyes, Heart and Brain Function: Omega-3 Fatty Acid Profile | $299 |
| UL09 | Comprehensive Insulin Resistance Screening: KRAFT Test | $299 |
| UL10 | Thyroid and Weight Imbalances: Thyroglobulin Antibodies (TgAb), Thyroperoxidase Antibodies (TPO), Total T3, Total T4 | $179.90 |
| UL11 | Comprehensive Hormonal Screening: DUTCH Complete | $699 |
| UL12 | Growth Factor and Aging Screen: IGF1, IGFBP3 | $699 |
| For Men (Blood Test and Scans) | ||
| UL13 | Additional 3x Cancer Markers: Pancreas, Nose, Testicular | $89.90 |
| UL14 | Prostate Cancer Risk Screen: Free PSA, Free PSA % | $109.90 |
| UL15 | Sexual Function and Performance: Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), Progesterone | $89 |
| UL16 | Low Libido or Sexual Drive: Free Testosterone Test | $139.90 |
| UL17 | Prostate Cancer Screen: Ultrasound Prostate | $199 |
| For Women (Blood Test and Scans) | ||
| UL18 | Additional 3x Cancer Markers: Pancreas, Nose, Breast | $89.90 |
| UL19 | Ultrasound Pelvis (Abdominal): Assess uterus, cervix, ovaries | $139 |
| UL20 | Prevent Breast Cancer: Ultrasound Breast (for under 40 yr. old) | $139 |
| UL21 | Prevent Breast Cancer: Mammogram (for over 40 yr. old) | $199 |
| UL22 | Prevent Cervical Cancer: Pap Smear (LBC ThinPrep) | $89.90 |
| UL23 | Advanced Cervical Cancer Prevention Test: HPV DNA | $199.90 |
| ID# | Option | Price |
|---|---|---|
| For Women | ||
| UL24 | Ultrasound Pelvis (Transvaginal): For PCOS/PCOD Diagnosis | $189 |
| UL25 | Prevent Ovarian Cancer: ROMA Index (Pre / Post Menopause) | $149.90 |
| UL26 | Fertility and Pregnancy: Ovarian Reserve (AMH), Pregnancy (hCG) | $129.90 |
| Ultrasound, Scans and Specialized Tests For Men and Women | ||
| UL27 | Resting ECG and Chest X-Ray (Filmless) | $79.90 |
| UL28 | Early Cognitive Decline: Digital Brain Function Screening | $89.90 |
| UL29 | Bone Mineral Density (BMD): Osteoporosis risk, bone health | $139 |
| UL30 | Ultrasound Kidneys: Assess kidney function, size, blood flow | $139 |
| UL31 | Ultrasound Thyroid: Assess abnormalities and thyroid cancer risk | $139 |
| UL32 | Ultrasound KUB - Kidneys, Ureters and Bladder | $179 |
| UL33 | Ultrasound Hepatobiliary: Liver, Pancreas, Spleen, Gallbladder | $179 |
| UL34 | Stroke risk, Plaque buildup (IMT): Ultrasound Carotids | $299 |
| UL35 | Lung Capacity | Aerobic Fitness: VO2Max (Treadmill) | $199 |
| UL36 | Diet and Weight Management: Continuous Glucose Monitoring | $199 |
| UL37 | Ultrasound Abdomen: Hepatobiliary (UL33) + Kidneys (UL30) | $235 |
| UL38 | Liver Stiffness | Fibrosis: Ultrasound Liver with Elastography | $299 |
| UL39 | Body Composition DEXA Scan: Assess your body composition, fat and muscle mass | $299 |
| UL40 | Heart Scan (Hardening Arteries): CT Coronary Calcium Score | $329 |
| UL41 | Treadmill Stress ECG: Detailed heart function assessment | $279 |
| UL42 | Heart Health Risk: 2D Echocardiogram (heart health and function) | $399 |
| UL43 | Biological Age: Epigenetic myTruAge and pace of aging | $1,099 |
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