Lab Testings 

This finger-prick blood test measures enzymes and proteins in the blood to understand how well the liver is functioning and performing. It is useful for those who suspect liver imbalances, have a history of chronic gastrointestinal problems or gallstones, have a family history of liver disease or are taking medications that may harm the liver.

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The test measures Total Protein to understand the sum of all proteins in the blood, including ratios of albumin and globulin, and Total Bilirubin to assess how effective the liver and gallbladder are at clearing Bilirubin. 

It measures enzymes that the liver cells release in response to damage or disease, including Alanine Transferase (ALT), Glutamyl transferase (Gamma GT) and Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) enzyme.

 

It’s also suitable for anyone who would like to investigate their health for overall well-being.

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£55​

This finger prick blood test assesses important kidney markers, and is useful for those who may show signs or symptoms of impaired kidney function, such as reduced urination, fluid retention or irregular heartbeat. 

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The markers include Total Protein, which is the sum of albumin and globulin in the blood, and the levels of waste products in the blood such as urea and creatinine, which are filtered by the kidneys. 

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It also measures sodium levels, and a Modification of Diet in Renal Disease (MDRD) equation is used to calculate the estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) from serum creatinine.

 

This measures the amount of blood filtered through the kidneys to assess performance. 

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It’s also suitable for anyone who would like to investigate their health for overall wellbeing.

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£55

An analysis of a hair sample is used to determine your body's mineral levels and toxins. An in-lab hair sample is used in this clinically proven test.

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Mineral Checks can reveal hidden deficiencies before they cause problems and provide valuable information for modifying diet and supplement regimes that can make a big difference to your overall health.

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It is also possible to determine whether you have accumulated toxic metals, such as mercury, lead, or aluminium, through a hair analysis.

 

£77

This test is useful for investigating fatigue, dyspnoea (shortness of breath), paraesthesia, joint/muscle pains, fainting or feeling lightheaded, weight gain/loss, alopecia, bruising easily, cognitive issues.

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It may be used to understand the effects of heavy or frequent menstruation, or to identify thyroid dysfunction, including hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) and hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid).

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It is useful for monitoring client progress with diagnosis of B12 deficiency, iron deficiency or anaemia, and vitamin D deficiency.

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A useful test as a regular MOT, it is also suitable for anyone who would like to investigate their health for overall wellbeing

 

£145