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Assessments

Baseline and follow-up panels grouped by focus area. Every assessment is drawn at a partner lab, reported in 2–5 business days, and mapped to the markers that matter for that protocol.

8 assessments · 3 focus areas · results in 2–5 business days

Women’s Health Assessments

2 assessments

Questionnaire

19 questions

Perimenopause & Menopause Assessment

A symptom-led questionnaire covering cycle changes, sleep, mood, energy and vasomotor symptoms — the starting point before any lab work is drawn.

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Hormones

18 markers

Cycle & Hormone Panel

Timed to day 3 and day 21 of the cycle so estradiol, progesterone and LH are read against the right phase rather than an average.

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Men’s Health Assessments

2 assessments

Hormones

14 markers

Testosterone & Androgen Panel

Total and free testosterone with the binding proteins and conversion markers needed to read them properly.

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Fertility

12 markers

Male Fertility Screen

Endocrine drivers of spermatogenesis plus thyroid and prolactin, for a first-pass fertility work-up.

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Blood Biomarker Assessments

4 assessments

Baseline

48 markers

Complete Blood Biomarker Panel

The broadest single draw offered: CBC with differential, comprehensive metabolic panel, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid and inflammation in one report.

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Metabolic

16 markers

Metabolic & Glucose Panel

Fasting glucose, insulin and A1c read together with lipid fractions to show how the body is handling fuel.

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Inflammation

12 markers

Inflammation & Immune Markers

Acute and chronic inflammatory signals alongside white-cell differentials, for tracking recovery and load.

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Nutrients

14 markers

Vitamin & Mineral Status

Fat- and water-soluble vitamins with the minerals most often depleted, plus iron studies.

Coming soon