Microbiome Health

Identifies which version of the ApoE gene you carry, a protein involved in cholesterol transport, inflammation, and brain repair. Certain variants are associated with differences in lifetime risk of Alzheimer’s disease and cardiovascular health, offering useful context for understanding long-term prevention.

An early-response inflammatory protein that rises rapidly in the presence of acute or chronic inflammation. Elevated levels can signal underlying immune activation, infection, or cardiovascular risk — even before other markers like CRP change. Useful for the seasoned tracker watching inflammation in longevity, autoimmunity, and metabolic strain.

A critical snapshot of cellular health and inflammation balance. This test measures your levels of Omega-6 and Omega-3 fats — and more importantly, their ratio. A high Omega-6:3 ratio is linked to chronic inflammation, while a balanced ratio supports brain health, hormone function, and long-term disease prevention.

A key longevity gene that impacts how well your body activates folate — essential for DNA repair, detoxification, and methylation. Certain MTHFR variants can lead to higher homocysteine levels and impaired cellular function over time, increasing risk of cardiovascular issues, cognitive decline, and poor recovery. Useful for identifying personalised needs for B vitamins and long-term health optimisation.

A powerhouse antioxidant essential for mitochondrial energy production. Levels may be low in fatigue, statin use, or chronic illness. Optimal CoQ10 supports heart, brain, and muscle vitality—key for longevity and cellular resilience.

A calculated marker that estimates the amount of free, active testosterone in the body. Unlike total testosterone, FAI helps reveal how much is actually available for use — key for understanding low libido, fatigue, irregular cycles, PCOS, or signs of androgen excess like acne or hair changes.

A trace mineral essential for antioxidant defense, thyroid hormone activation, and immune resilience. Low levels can impair cellular repair, increase oxidative stress, and affect metabolic and thyroid health — all of which influence how well you age. Important for those looking to optimise energy, immunity, and long-term disease protection.

Zinc is critical for immunity, skin healing, hormone balance, and cellular repair. Low zinc can contribute to acne, poor wound healing, low libido, and weakened immunity. A key longevity mineral—especially relevant in stress or aging.

A key antibody test for autoimmune activity, especially rheumatoid arthritis. Elevated levels can indicate immune dysregulation, even before symptoms start—helpful for joint pain, fatigue, or family history of autoimmune conditions.

A lesser-known thyroid hormone that blocks active T3. High rT3 can signal thyroid resistance—common in stress, chronic illness, or underconversion. Important when thyroid symptoms persist despite normal labs.

Measures methylmalonic acid (MMA), a compound that rises when Vitamin B12 isn’t active inside your cells. It’s one of the most accurate ways to detect hidden B12 deficiency before fatigue, brain fog, or low mood appear.

Screens for mercury toxicity from fish consumption, dental amalgams, or environmental exposure. Mercury can impair detox pathways, thyroid function, and brain health—making it essential to check if experiencing fatigue or brain fog.

Copper is essential for immune function, brain health, and iron metabolism. Imbalances (both high and low) can affect energy, mood, and oxidative stress. This test also supports interpretation of zinc and ceruloplasmin levels.

Measures ovarian reserve—how many eggs remain. Useful for fertility planning, perimenopause transition, or assessing biological reproductive age. Often paired with other hormone markers.

Assesses exposure to aluminium, a neurotoxic heavy metal linked to cognitive decline and mitochondrial dysfunction. Important for those with memory concerns, high antacid use, or environmental/occupational exposure.

A tumor marker often used to monitor ovarian health or screen for risk in those with symptoms or a strong family history. Can also rise with inflammation, fibroids, or endometriosis. Best used as part of a broader clinical picture.