Your blood is the data
‍behind your health.

Reproductive health encompasses the proper functioning of the body’s reproductive systems, including hormonal regulation, menstrual cycles, and fertility. Understanding your baseline and monitoring for changes over time can provide early insights into potential issues and support more informed decisions around long-term reproductive planning and care.

You can eat well and still have gaps in your nutrition. Testing for vitamins and minerals helps pinpoint what your body’s really getting - and where you might need a boost. It's a simple way to upgrade your energy, focus, and immune strength.

Sometimes the immune system gets its wires crossed and starts reacting to your own tissues. This can show up in many forms - from gut issues to joint pain. By testing for key immune markers, we can catch early signs of imbalance and begin to untangle what’s going on. It's a first step in understanding the bigger picture.

Metabolic health is all about how your body handles food and turns it into energy. Small changes in blood sugar or insulin can make a big difference to how you feel and function. We test key markers that reveal how well your system is working - and how to support it before problems arise.

Your liver is your body’s built-in filter - breaking down toxins, processing nutrients, and helping with digestion. But too much stress from alcohol, medication, or environment can wear it down. Liver tests show how well it's doing and where support might help.

Kidneys quietly do a vital job - filtering waste, balancing fluids, and helping control blood pressure. If they’re under strain, it can affect everything from energy to swelling. Checking how they’re working can catch problems early before they cause lasting issues.

Your immune system is your body’s defence force, but it needs to stay in balance. If it’s working too hard or not hard enough, you might find yourself getting sick more often or dealing with ongoing inflammation. Testing helps identify where support is needed - whether that's boosting resilience or calming things down.

Hormones play a central role in regulating key functions such as energy, mood, metabolism, and stress response. When hormone levels become imbalanced, it can lead to a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms. Assessing hormonal health can help identify underlying disruptions and guide more targeted approaches to restoring balance.

Your heart will beat roughly 2.5 billion times over your lifetime, tirelessly pumping blood through 60,000 miles of vessels to deliver life-sustaining oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Testing key markers–lipoprotein (a) ApoB, the size and quantity of lipids, and inflammation –provides a window into the health of this crucial system. These biomarkers can detect early cardiovascular changes, allowing for proactive steps to maintain strong heart function and healthy circulation through targeted lifestyle and dietary approaches.

Early detection of cancers can lead to much better outcomes. Blood tests can pick up some early cancer markers. This can prompt further investigation especially if accompanied by symptoms. Blood cancer markers are not an exact science but can also be used to track the success of some cancer treatments

Blood is the body’s main delivery system - carrying oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and messages between organs. If something’s off, it often shows up in your blood first. We test for things like iron levels and red blood cell function to help spot early signs of fatigue or nutrient shortfalls.