Metabolic Health

The Active Vitamin D Test, also called the Vitamin D (1,25 Dihydroxy) or calcitriol test, measures the active form of vitamin D that your body uses. This test may help check calcium balance, bone strength, muscle health, and immune function, especially when standard vitamin D tests don’t give the full picture.

The Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT) Blood Test, also called the ALT or SGPT test, measures an enzyme made in the liver. High ALT levels may suggest liver irritation or damage from conditions such as fatty liver, hepatitis, alcohol use, or certain medicines.

The Albumin Blood Test measures albumin, the main protein made by the liver that helps maintain fluid balance and carry hormones, vitamins, and medicines through the blood. Low albumin may be linked to liver or kidney disease, poor nutrition, or inflammation, while healthy levels support strong circulation and overall body function.

The Androstenedione Blood Test measures a hormone made by the ovaries, testes, and adrenal glands that the body uses to produce oestrogen and testosterone. Abnormal levels may be linked to fertility problems, irregular periods, excess hair growth, or hormone-related conditions, while healthy levels support reproductive and metabolic health.

Check your heart risk with the Apolipoprotein A1 + B Test. ApoA1 is linked with good cholesterol, while ApoB is linked with bad cholesterol. This test may help give a clearer picture of heart and metabolic health than cholesterol alone.

The Bile Acids (Serum) test measures substances made by the liver that help digest fats. High levels in the blood can mean the liver or bile flow isn’t working properly, which can affect digestion and overall health.

Discover your true biological age with our Biological Age Test. This advanced analysis evaluates multiple biomarkers to determine how well your body is aging compared to your chronological age, providing insights into longevity, health span, and anti-aging strategies.

The C-Peptide Blood Test measures how much insulin your body is making by checking C-peptide, a substance released alongside insulin. Low levels can suggest type 1 diabetes or poor insulin production, while higher levels may point to type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, or pancreatic problems.

Check your heart health with our Cholesterol Blood Test, also known as a Lipid Profile. This test looks at total cholesterol, HDL (the “good” cholesterol), LDL (the “bad” cholesterol), and triglycerides. It may help assess your risk of heart disease, stroke, or metabolic problems, and guide lifestyle or treatment choices to keep your heart in good shape.

Chromium is a trace element that supports blood sugar control in small amounts but can be toxic when levels are too high. This test may help check for overexposure from workplace contact with metals and chemicals or assess if chromium levels are affecting your metabolic or kidney health.

The Copper Blood Test measures copper, a mineral essential for making red blood cells, supporting energy production, and keeping the immune and nervous systems healthy. Low copper may be linked to anaemia, fatigue, or weak immunity, while high levels may suggest overload or exposure from supplements, water, or the environment.

Assess your total daily cortisol production with our comprehensive Cortisol 24hr Urine Test. This detailed analysis measures the complete amount of cortisol your body produces over an entire day, providing the most comprehensive assessment of adrenal function and cortisol-related disorders.

Monitor your kidney health and function with our Creatinine Blood Test. This essential marker provides crucial insights into how well your kidneys filter waste from your blood, helping detect kidney disease early and guide treatment decisions.

The Cystatin C test measures a protein in your blood that reflects how well your kidneys are filtering waste. It may help detect early kidney problems, sometimes before changes show in standard creatinine tests, and may also be linked to heart health risk.

The DHEAS Test measures a hormone that the body uses to make oestrogen and testosterone. This test may help check hormone balance, fertility, and symptoms such as tiredness, irregular periods, or unwanted hair growth.

Check your kidney and liver health with our ELFT Blood Test. This test looks at key electrolytes that control fluid balance, plus enzymes and proteins that show how well your liver is working. It may help assess tiredness, digestion problems, medication effects, or overall organ health.

The Electrolytes, Urea & Creatinine (EUC) Blood Test measures salts, minerals, and waste products in your blood to check kidney and metabolic health. Abnormal results may be linked to dehydration, kidney disease, or imbalances affecting your heart, muscles, and overall energy.

Get the most accurate assessment of your kidney function with our eGFR Blood Test. This sophisticated calculation provides a precise measurement of how well your kidneys are filtering blood, essential for detecting kidney disease stages and guiding treatment decisions.