How Your Diagnostic Credits Work

Counts and characterizes red cells, white cells, and platelets, key for anemia, infection, and systemic disorders.

Measures how quickly red blood cells settle; used to detect inflammation and systemic conditions.

Reflects iron storage levels; important for diagnosing iron deficiency, anemia, and systemic inflammation.

Tracks bone strength, nerve signaling, and muscle function; essential for metabolic and skeletal assessment.

Regulates calcium and phosphorus; key test for bone density and chronic kidney disease evaluation.

Supports hundreds of enzymatic reactions; critical for bone health, energy, and neurological function.

Works alongside calcium for bone strength; supports kidney function and cellular energy production.

Provides calcium absorption, immune regulation, and bone mineralization; critical for long-term health.

Strong predictor of cardiovascular risk; helps assess plaque formation beyond standard cholesterol levels.

Foundational marker for assessing overall heart disease risk.

Indicates systemic inflammation; used to monitor infection, injury, and cardiovascular risk.

Detects low-grade inflammation linked to heart disease risk and metabolic syndrome.

Indicates muscle damage; used to evaluate cardiac events, myopathy, and statin-related muscle toxicity.

'Good' cholesterol; higher levels support cardiovascular protection and healthy lipid metabolism.

Comprehensive cardiovascular screening including total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and triglycerides.

Genetically elevated Lp(a) significantly raises heart attack and stroke risk independent of other lipids.

Identifies vascular inflammation and plaque vulnerability; strong independent predictor of heart attack risk.

The most atherogenic form of LDL; highly associated with coronary artery disease progression.

Measures fat in the blood; elevated levels are linked to cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome.

Reflects bicarbonate levels and acid-base balance; important for kidney and respiratory function.

Key electrolyte for fluid balance and acid-base regulation.

Critical for heart rhythm, muscle function, and fluid balance.

Controls fluid distribution and is essential for nerve and muscle function.

The primary stress hormone; imbalances are linked to fatigue, weight gain, immune dysfunction, and adrenal health.

Adrenal hormone precursor that declines with age; supports energy, libido, and immune function.

Primary female sex hormone; critical for reproductive health, bone density, and mood regulation.

Regulates reproductive cycles and fertility in both men and women.

Triggers ovulation and testosterone production; key for assessing reproductive and hormonal health.

Balances estrogen, supports menstrual regularity, and is essential for fertility and pregnancy.

Elevated levels can disrupt menstrual cycles, fertility, and libido in both men and women.

Regulates the availability of sex hormones; key for assessing testosterone and estrogen balance.

Supports muscle mass, libido, energy, and mood; essential for both men and women's vitality.

Detects past Hepatitis A infection or vaccination immunity.

Indicates active or recent Hepatitis A infection.

Confirms past or current exposure to the Hepatitis B virus.

Indicates acute Hepatitis B infection.

Detects active Hepatitis B infection; part of standard infectious disease screening.

A key protein in the immune complement system; low levels may indicate autoimmune activity or infection.

Supports complement pathway activity; abnormal levels suggest lupus, hereditary angioedema, or chronic infection.

Helps identify immune complex diseases and early complement deficiencies.

Screens for rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune conditions.

Screens kidney function, blood sugar, and electrolytes in a single efficient panel.

Broader assessment of kidney, liver, glucose, and electrolyte status.

Measures kidney filtration efficiency; elevated levels indicate renal impairment.

Estimates kidney function; the gold standard for chronic kidney disease staging.

Evaluates overall kidney health including electrolytes, creatinine, and BUN.

Reflects protein metabolism and kidney filtration capacity.

Elevated uric acid increases risk of gout, kidney stones, and cardiovascular disease.

Highly specific marker for liver cell damage; elevated in hepatitis, fatty liver, and drug toxicity.

Indicates liver, bile duct, or bone disorders when elevated.

Signals liver or muscle damage; used alongside ALT for comprehensive liver assessment.

Measures liver's ability to process bile; elevated levels indicate liver or bile duct disease.

Overall bilirubin levels; elevated in liver disease, hemolysis, or bile obstruction.

Comprehensive assessment of liver enzymes, proteins, and bilirubin for full liver health screening.

Anti-inflammatory adipokine; low levels are strongly linked to insulin resistance, obesity, and metabolic syndrome.

Measures blood sugar levels; foundational test for diabetes and metabolic health.

Reflects 3-month average blood sugar control; essential for diabetes management and prevention.

Calculates insulin resistance using fasting glucose and insulin; key for metabolic syndrome detection.

Clinical-grade insulin resistance calculation for precision metabolic evaluation.

Elevated levels increase cardiovascular, stroke, and cognitive decline risk; influenced by B-vitamin status.

Measures pancreatic insulin output; vital for assessing early diabetes risk and metabolic dysfunction.

Elevated uric acid is linked to gout, kidney stones, and increased cardiometabolic risk.

Supports DNA synthesis, red blood cell formation, and neural tube health during pregnancy.

Core component of hemoglobin; deficiency causes fatigue, weakness, and impaired immune function.

Measures iron transport capacity; used with iron and ferritin to diagnose iron deficiency or overload.

Reflects available iron-binding sites; helps assess iron storage and transport disorders.

Essential for nerve function, DNA synthesis, and red blood cell production; deficiency causes neurological issues.

Key marker of nutritional status and liver function; low levels indicate malnutrition or chronic illness.

Assesses overall protein levels; reflects liver function, nutritional status, and immune health.

Identifies autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

Highly sensitive marker for autoimmune thyroid disease; elevated in Hashimoto's and Graves' disease.

Active thyroid hormone; direct indicator of thyroid function and metabolic rate.

Measures total T3 levels; used to assess thyroid conversion and overall thyroid output.

The main storage thyroid hormone; critical for evaluating hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism.

Total T4 levels reflecting thyroid output and binding protein status.

Primary screening test for thyroid dysfunction; regulates T3 and T4 production.

Reflexive TSH test that automatically adds Free T4 if TSH is abnormal for more complete evaluation.

Detects mucosal immune response to Candida overgrowth in the gut barrier.

Identifies systemic immune activation against Candida; associated with leaky gut and dysbiosis.

Measures mucosal antibody response to bacterial endotoxins, indicating intestinal permeability.

Systemic immune marker for LPS translocation; linked to chronic inflammation and metabolic disease.

Detects mucosal antibodies to tight junction protein Occludin; direct marker of gut barrier damage.

Systemic immune response to Occludin disruption; indicates increased intestinal permeability.

Mucosal marker of Zonulin, the primary regulator of gut tight junctions.

Systemic antibody to Zonulin; elevated levels confirm increased intestinal permeability ('leaky gut').