Biomarkers included in our check-ups

The blood lipids and particles that shape your long-term cardiovascular risk, much of which is modifiable. ApoB, cholesterol, and atherogenic ratios show where you stand.

Glucose handling, insulin sensitivity, and body composition. The metabolic biomarkers that show how your body processes energy and where lifestyle changes have the most leverage.

How well your liver is clearing toxins, processing nutrients, and making the proteins the rest of your body relies on. Enzymes, bilirubin, and proteins can show signs of strain early.

Whether your pancreas is producing digestive enzymes normally or showing signs of inflammation. Amylase and lipase are the front-line markers used to assess pancreatic function.

How your thyroid is influencing your metabolism, energy, and mood. TSH, free T3, and free T4 together give a fuller picture than a single TSH reading, so subtle imbalances are less likely to be missed.

How well your kidneys are filtering waste and maintaining your fluid and electrolyte balance. Creatinine, eGFR, urea, sodium, and potassium can show declining function early.

The minerals that help keep your bones, nerves, and muscles working day to day. Calcium, magnesium, and phosphate can reveal imbalances that may affect energy, muscle function, and long-term bone strength.

Whether your body has enough iron and is moving it where it's needed, which affects your day-to-day energy. Ferritin, iron, transferrin, and transferrin saturation give a fuller picture than any single reading.

Whether you have the vitamin reserves your body needs for energy, immune function, and bone health. Vitamin D is the core marker, with B12 and folate added on the B-vitamins panel.

How well your blood is carrying oxygen around your body, which supports your everyday energy levels. Red cell counts, hemoglobin, and the size-and-shape indices can help detect anemia and other red-cell disorders early.

How your immune system is functioning day to day, based on the white blood cells that defend the body. Leukocytes, lymphocytes, neutrophils, monocytes, and related counts show the balance of your immune cell lines.

How much low-grade inflammation is present in the body, an important signal for long-term health. hs-CRP, ESR, and composite indices like NLR and SII track inflammation across the whole body.

Strong muscles and bones are fundamental for independence and mobility as you age. Early detection of decline allows interventions to maintain strength, balance, and prevent falls - crucial for preserving quality of life and autonomy.

Brain health determines your cognitive function, memory, and mental sharpness as you age. Early detection of neurological changes enables neuroprotective interventions that help preserve mental clarity and cognitive performance throughout life.

The hormones that influence your energy, mood, libido, and reproductive health. Testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, FSH, LH, progesterone, DHEA-S, and PSA make up the full panel.

How your diet is influencing your long-term heart and metabolic health, one of the more modifiable inputs. EPA, DHA, ALA, and the Omega-3 index show your balance of omega-3 to omega-6.