Stress Mood Metabolism
Estradiol & Progesterone
The two most important hormones in the female body, individual levels as well as the ratio Pg/E2 - a key indicator of estrogen dominance
Testosterone & DHEA
Key sex hormones (androgens)
Cortisol
Produced by the adrenal glands to keep up with our daily stress response
Vitamin D
Vitamin D is actually a hormone mainly produced when our skin is exposed to sunlight
Thyroid
Comprehensive analysis of all thyroid markers T4, T3, TSH, TPO antibodies to get a complete picture of thyroid health and function
Insulin & Hemoglobin A1c
Stress and blood sugar regulation
Food Sensitivity Testing
IgG Antibody Reactions
Test for mild, moderate or severe reactions to over 190 foods Measurement of IgG antibodies goes above and beyond typical food allergy tests since it pinpoints the foods causing hidden immune reactions 24-72 hours after you ingest the food. Food groups tested include:
• Dairy
• Beans & Peas
• Fruits
• Grains
*See full sample report to see a full list of foods tested −
Candida Albicans & Yeast
Fungus that naturally lives on your body Candida Albicans and Yeast are common species of a specific fungus typically found in small amounts in your mouth, on your skin and in your intestines. Healthy bacteria in your microbiome control the balance of Candida and Yeast. When Candida and Yeast are constantly off-balance, the overgrowth can cause food sensitivities.
Candida, Metabolic and Vitamins
Gut Microbial Markers
Providing a snapshot of the waste products of yeast, fungus, bacteria and other metabolic pathways present in your urine. T
Nutritional Markers
Identify nutrient imbalances In order for the body to run effectively, it needs the right level of vitamins and minerals to act as cofactors for enzymatic reactions. Without enough of these nutritional cofactors (or if someone has genetic mutations that affect how well their enzymes work), these chemical pathways are unable to function optimally.
• Vitamin B12
• Vitamin B6
• Vitamin B5
• Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)
• Vitamin C
• Vitamin Q10 (CoQ10)
• N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) - key antioxidant precursor for glutathione
• Biotin (vitamin H)
Detoxification Capacity
Identify glutathione deficiency
Amino Acid Metabolites
Amino acids have major metabolic functions and roles in the body
Mineral Metabolism
Assess elevated levels of phosphoric acid