Metabolic Health
37 biomarkers. 1 finger-prick.
Measure the core drivers of metabolic health — including energy production, glucose regulation, inflammation, nutrient status, and weight-management pathways.
This panel analyzes 37 key biomarkers across metabolism, hormones, and nutrition, giving you a comprehensive, data-driven foundation to understand and improve your metabolic function.
Using just 8 drops of blood collected at home, the test provides a complete metabolic profile (glucose, HbA1c, creatinine, triglycerides, total cholesterol, HDL, LDL), hormonal markers (cortisol, total testosterone), and micronutrients that influence insulin sensitivity, appetite regulation, and energy balance — making it an effective tool for overall metabolic health and a useful companion to GLP-1 programs.
You’ll receive a detailed analysis of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and fatty acids — including Omega-3 to Omega-6 ratio and BCAAs — all delivered via a secure platform with personalized insights and actionable recommendations tailored to your unique metabolic profile.
Full list of biomarkers available below.
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Why Take This Test?
Leverage precise biomarker insights to optimize overall performance capacity.
Healthy MetabolismAssess lipids, hormones, amino acids, and micronutrients involved in fat oxidation, lean mass maintenance, and metabolic flexibility — critical components for sustainable weight loss.
Blood Sugar BalanceAnalyze glucose, HbA1c, and related markers to identify insulin resistance, glucose dysregulation, or early metabolic shifts that can impact fat storage and energy levels.
EnergyEvaluate key micronutrients that influence energy production, mitochondrial function, and day-to-day metabolic output.
Stress & MoodMonitor cortisol and related markers to understand how stress may impact cravings, emotional eating, and metabolic slowdown.
SleepIdentify imbalances that can disrupt recovery and hormone regulation — both essential for appetite control and fat metabolism.
ImmunityUncover hidden immune-related nutrient demands that may affect metabolic recovery and systemic inflammation.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
It identifies micronutrient and metabolic imbalances that can affect appetite regulation, insulin sensitivity, fat storage, and energy levels. With this data, you can adapt your nutrition strategy to support more efficient and sustainable weight loss.
It includes 35 biomarkers across metabolism, nutrition, hormones, and inflammation. This includes glucose, HbA1c, lipids (HDL, LDL, triglycerides), cortisol, testosterone, plus key vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and fatty acids.
Yes. GLP-1 treatments reduce appetite and food intake, which increases the risk of micronutrient deficiencies, especially over time. This test helps monitor how your body responds biologically, and supports targeted nutritional adjustments to maintain balance while on treatment.
It won’t prescribe a diet, but it gives you precise insights into what your body may be missing or needing less of. The goal is to help you personalize your food choices with objective data, not guesswork or trends.
Yes. Some deficiencies can increase cravings, reduce energy, impair glucose control, or slow metabolism. This test highlights what may be holding you back, even if you're eating "healthy" by general standards.
Definitely. Calorie tracking and movement are important — but internal factors matter too. This test gives you the missing layer: how your metabolism is functioning at the biochemical level, and what may need adjusting.
