What we test for
50+ markers — across cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, inflammatory, and functional health — with a plain-language explanation of what each one indicates and why it matters.
Counts the number of atherogenic particles in your blood — a more accurate predictor of cardiovascular risk than LDL alone.
A genetically inherited lipid particle that elevates lifetime cardiovascular risk; tested once, then managed for life.
A marker of systemic vascular inflammation; elevated values predict cardiovascular events independent of cholesterol.
Reflects cardiac strain; useful for early detection of subclinical heart dysfunction.
Looks at particle number and size, not just totals — small dense LDL is more atherogenic than large buoyant LDL.
Direct imaging of plaque in your coronary arteries; a CAC of 0 is one of the strongest negative predictors in medicine.
The single best predictor of all-cause mortality in adults. Trains over time and tells you whether your plan is working.
Detects masked hypertension and exercise-induced spikes that standard cuff readings miss.
Three-month average blood sugar — the standard marker for prediabetes and diabetes screening.
Often elevated for years before glucose rises; the earliest insulin-resistance signal we can act on.
Calculated from glucose and insulin; quantifies how insulin-resistant you are right now.
Kidney function, liver enzymes, electrolytes — baseline organ health.
Two weeks of real-time glucose data; reveals personal food and activity responses no lab can capture.
Lean mass, fat mass, and bone density — far more meaningful than weight or BMI.
Fat around your organs drives metabolic disease; DEXA quantifies it directly.
Measured caloric burn at rest; informs precise nutrition and training prescriptions.
TSH, free T3, free T4, reverse T3, antibodies — catches subclinical hypothyroidism a TSH-only test misses.
Testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, SHBG, DHT — context for energy, libido, mood, body composition.
Salivary or serum sampling across the day reveals stress patterns and adrenal dysregulation.
Common, fixable deficiencies that affect energy, immunity, mood, and bone.
Adrenal hormone that declines with age; informs the broader hormonal picture.
Growth hormone surrogate; relevant for body composition, recovery, and longevity risk balance.
Systemic inflammation marker tied to cardiovascular and metabolic risk.
Elevated values are linked to cardiovascular and cognitive risk; usually correctable with B-vitamins.
Deeper read on chronic inflammation patterns when CRP is borderline.
Age- and sex-appropriate cancer screening, layered onto standard primary care.
Home sleep study when indicated; untreated sleep apnea drives cardiovascular and metabolic risk.
Establishes your current cognitive performance so we can track changes meaningfully over decades.
One of the best simple predictors of mortality and functional aging.
Fall risk is one of the largest predictors of disability after 65 — measurable and trainable.
Deep and REM sleep percentages, not just total hours — relevant for cognition, recovery, and immunity.
Diversity and composition; informs nutrition strategy and certain immune and metabolic findings.
Run when symptoms or exposure suggest; treated when meaningfully elevated, not chased reflexively.
Exact panel personalized to your history. Not all tests are appropriate for all members.