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Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) Antibodies (IgA, IgG)
Get clarity on your body's reaction to gluten with the Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies (IgA, IgG) test. This serology profile measures two key antibodies your immune system produces when it mistakes gluten as a threat. Elevated levels of tTG IgA or IgG are strongly consistent with a diagnosis of Celiac Disease or Dermatitis Herpetiformis, especially when IgA deficiency is a concern. It is the preferred initial screening test for individuals experiencing Celiac symptoms or those with a high-risk family history. Take this crucial step toward understanding your health and managing gluten sensitivity effectively.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
CBC w/Diff, Platelet Ct.
This vital blood panel is often the first step in understanding your overall health. It precisely measures your red blood cells, which carry oxygen, your white blood cells, which fight infection, and your platelets, essential for clotting. A key part of this test is the "differential," which specifically counts the five different types of white blood cells, offering critical insight into your immune system's function. Doctors use these combined results to screen for common conditions like anemia and monitor ongoing issues, including infections or cancer treatments. Get clear data about your blood health today.
Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation
Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100 people globally, though many remain undiagnosed. This Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation is a critical first step in screening for the condition. It specifically measures tTG-IgA and total IgA antibodies, and may include tTG-IgG and DGP-IgG if IgA levels are low, as recommended by the American College of Gastroenterology. Importantly, this test requires you to be eating gluten for accurate results since it screens for your immune system's response to the protein. If you have symptoms or a first-degree relative with Celiac Disease, this evaluation provides clear insights into your risk, which can be followed up by a healthcare provider.
Full Celiac Panel (Antibodies + HLA genetic testing)
Celiac disease is a complex, often underdiagnosed condition, but this comprehensive panel offers a complete picture. This test combines standard celiac antibody measurements with crucial HLA genetic testing for DQ2.5 and DQ8, the genes almost always present in those with celiac disease. Testing for these specific genetic markers is incredibly useful as a negative result can effectively rule out the condition. By including both the antibody and genetic components, this full panel provides the clearest diagnostic insight available, especially when dietary changes have complicated traditional antibody results. Get the detailed, definitive information you need to move forward with confidence.
PSA Total
The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is a straightforward blood draw that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels are often associated with prostate cancer, but this test is also a useful indicator for noncancerous conditions like an enlarged or inflamed prostate (BPH or prostatitis). Because the risk of serious prostate cancer increases with age, this test allows you and your healthcare provider to monitor your prostate health early. Discussing your risk factors with your doctor helps determine if this screening is the right proactive step for you. Early detection can be crucial for timely and appropriate treatment, making the PSA test a vital tool in men's health.
Urinalysis, Routine
A routine urinalysis is a powerful, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to screen for or manage a wide array of health issues, including kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections. This simple test involves a visual exam, a dipstick analysis, and a microscopic look at your urine sample to check for abnormal levels of substances like protein, blood, glucose, and bacteria. A urinalysis is often part of an annual checkup or a pre-surgery workup, providing critical insights into overall wellness. Monitoring these markers can help your healthcare provider detect problems early or track the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) Antibodies (IgA, IgG)
Get clarity on your body's reaction to gluten with the Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies (IgA, IgG) test. This serology profile measures two key antibodies your immune system produces when it mistakes gluten as a threat. Elevated levels of tTG IgA or IgG are strongly consistent with a diagnosis of Celiac Disease or Dermatitis Herpetiformis, especially when IgA deficiency is a concern. It is the preferred initial screening test for individuals experiencing Celiac symptoms or those with a high-risk family history. Take this crucial step toward understanding your health and managing gluten sensitivity effectively.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
CBC w/Diff, Platelet Ct.
This vital blood panel is often the first step in understanding your overall health. It precisely measures your red blood cells, which carry oxygen, your white blood cells, which fight infection, and your platelets, essential for clotting. A key part of this test is the "differential," which specifically counts the five different types of white blood cells, offering critical insight into your immune system's function. Doctors use these combined results to screen for common conditions like anemia and monitor ongoing issues, including infections or cancer treatments. Get clear data about your blood health today.
Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation
Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100 people globally, though many remain undiagnosed. This Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation is a critical first step in screening for the condition. It specifically measures tTG-IgA and total IgA antibodies, and may include tTG-IgG and DGP-IgG if IgA levels are low, as recommended by the American College of Gastroenterology. Importantly, this test requires you to be eating gluten for accurate results since it screens for your immune system's response to the protein. If you have symptoms or a first-degree relative with Celiac Disease, this evaluation provides clear insights into your risk, which can be followed up by a healthcare provider.
Full Celiac Panel (Antibodies + HLA genetic testing)
Celiac disease is a complex, often underdiagnosed condition, but this comprehensive panel offers a complete picture. This test combines standard celiac antibody measurements with crucial HLA genetic testing for DQ2.5 and DQ8, the genes almost always present in those with celiac disease. Testing for these specific genetic markers is incredibly useful as a negative result can effectively rule out the condition. By including both the antibody and genetic components, this full panel provides the clearest diagnostic insight available, especially when dietary changes have complicated traditional antibody results. Get the detailed, definitive information you need to move forward with confidence.
PSA Total
The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is a straightforward blood draw that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels are often associated with prostate cancer, but this test is also a useful indicator for noncancerous conditions like an enlarged or inflamed prostate (BPH or prostatitis). Because the risk of serious prostate cancer increases with age, this test allows you and your healthcare provider to monitor your prostate health early. Discussing your risk factors with your doctor helps determine if this screening is the right proactive step for you. Early detection can be crucial for timely and appropriate treatment, making the PSA test a vital tool in men's health.
Urinalysis, Routine
A routine urinalysis is a powerful, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to screen for or manage a wide array of health issues, including kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections. This simple test involves a visual exam, a dipstick analysis, and a microscopic look at your urine sample to check for abnormal levels of substances like protein, blood, glucose, and bacteria. A urinalysis is often part of an annual checkup or a pre-surgery workup, providing critical insights into overall wellness. Monitoring these markers can help your healthcare provider detect problems early or track the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) Antibodies (IgA, IgG)
Get clarity on your body's reaction to gluten with the Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies (IgA, IgG) test. This serology profile measures two key antibodies your immune system produces when it mistakes gluten as a threat. Elevated levels of tTG IgA or IgG are strongly consistent with a diagnosis of Celiac Disease or Dermatitis Herpetiformis, especially when IgA deficiency is a concern. It is the preferred initial screening test for individuals experiencing Celiac symptoms or those with a high-risk family history. Take this crucial step toward understanding your health and managing gluten sensitivity effectively.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
CBC w/Diff, Platelet Ct.
This vital blood panel is often the first step in understanding your overall health. It precisely measures your red blood cells, which carry oxygen, your white blood cells, which fight infection, and your platelets, essential for clotting. A key part of this test is the "differential," which specifically counts the five different types of white blood cells, offering critical insight into your immune system's function. Doctors use these combined results to screen for common conditions like anemia and monitor ongoing issues, including infections or cancer treatments. Get clear data about your blood health today.
Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation
Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100 people globally, though many remain undiagnosed. This Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation is a critical first step in screening for the condition. It specifically measures tTG-IgA and total IgA antibodies, and may include tTG-IgG and DGP-IgG if IgA levels are low, as recommended by the American College of Gastroenterology. Importantly, this test requires you to be eating gluten for accurate results since it screens for your immune system's response to the protein. If you have symptoms or a first-degree relative with Celiac Disease, this evaluation provides clear insights into your risk, which can be followed up by a healthcare provider.
Full Celiac Panel (Antibodies + HLA genetic testing)
Celiac disease is a complex, often underdiagnosed condition, but this comprehensive panel offers a complete picture. This test combines standard celiac antibody measurements with crucial HLA genetic testing for DQ2.5 and DQ8, the genes almost always present in those with celiac disease. Testing for these specific genetic markers is incredibly useful as a negative result can effectively rule out the condition. By including both the antibody and genetic components, this full panel provides the clearest diagnostic insight available, especially when dietary changes have complicated traditional antibody results. Get the detailed, definitive information you need to move forward with confidence.
PSA Total
The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is a straightforward blood draw that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels are often associated with prostate cancer, but this test is also a useful indicator for noncancerous conditions like an enlarged or inflamed prostate (BPH or prostatitis). Because the risk of serious prostate cancer increases with age, this test allows you and your healthcare provider to monitor your prostate health early. Discussing your risk factors with your doctor helps determine if this screening is the right proactive step for you. Early detection can be crucial for timely and appropriate treatment, making the PSA test a vital tool in men's health.
Urinalysis, Routine
A routine urinalysis is a powerful, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to screen for or manage a wide array of health issues, including kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections. This simple test involves a visual exam, a dipstick analysis, and a microscopic look at your urine sample to check for abnormal levels of substances like protein, blood, glucose, and bacteria. A urinalysis is often part of an annual checkup or a pre-surgery workup, providing critical insights into overall wellness. Monitoring these markers can help your healthcare provider detect problems early or track the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
Inflammation
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Lp-PLA2 Activity
Heart disease is a major concern, but this simple blood test looks beyond basic cholesterol to measure Lp-PLA2 activity, a key indicator of vascular inflammation and plaque buildup in your arteries. If you are an adult over 45 or have risk factors for heart conditions, this test can provide crucial, early insights into your true cardiovascular risk. Don't wait—understand your risk today so you can take preventative steps toward a healthier future.
Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody (IgG)
This Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody test is a crucial diagnostic tool when evaluating joint pain. Up to 70% of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) test positive for these autoantibodies, making it highly specific for the condition. The test helps confirm or rule out RA, often in conjunction with the Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test, providing a more accurate early diagnosis than RF alone. Identifying CCP antibodies can also help predict the potential severity and progression of RA. If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent joint pain, this blood test offers valuable insights into your joint health.
Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test is a blood analysis checking for a specific protein made by the immune system that may indicate disease activity. While RF testing is primarily utilized alongside other results to help pinpoint a diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis, higher levels can also be associated with other autoimmune disorders or chronic infections. A high RF level alone does not confirm a diagnosis, but it provides a critical piece of the puzzle for healthcare providers, especially if you are experiencing symptoms like joint pain or stiffness. Knowing your RF status can help your doctor choose the most effective path forward for treatment.
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) - Serum
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is a key antibody that defends your digestive system and respiratory tract from invading pathogens. This essential blood test measures the levels of IgA circulating in your serum, helping doctors evaluate how well your immune system is protecting these critical areas. High or low IgA levels can signal underlying immune system issues, frequently seen with problems like chronic diarrhea, recurrent sinus infections, asthma, allergies, or certain autoimmune disorders such as lupus and celiac disease. Testing your IgA levels provides important information used to diagnose and monitor conditions associated with abnormal immune responses. Understanding these levels is a vital step toward managing your overall health.
OxLDL
Elevated oxidized LDL (ox-LDL) levels are a critical indicator of oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, processes that significantly contribute to heart conditions. This test measures the amount of oxidized LDL cholesterol in your blood, which is considered more harmful than its non-oxidized counterpart. Ox-LDL is readily taken up by macrophages, actively promoting inflammation and accelerating the development of atherosclerotic plaques that narrow blood vessels. Understanding your ox-LDL level provides crucial insights into your cardiovascular health independent of standard cholesterol readings. This advanced biomarker assessment helps identify risk so you can proactively manage and protect your vascular function.
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen is a critical protein produced by your liver, essential for forming blood clots and stopping bleeding when you get a cut. This blood test is key to measuring the exact levels of this protein circulating in your bloodstream. If you've been experiencing symptoms of excessive bleeding or have been diagnosed with a clotting disorder, your healthcare provider may order this test to check how effectively your blood can clot. Knowing your fibrinogen levels provides crucial insights into your body's ability to manage bleeding and can guide potential treatments, such as IV therapy, to help restore healthy clotting function.
D-Dimer
This simple blood test measures D-dimer, a protein fragment your body creates when a blood clot dissolves. Elevated levels suggest there has been significant clot formation and breakdown, which can be a key indicator for serious conditions. Healthcare providers frequently use the D-Dimer test to quickly help diagnose or rule out life-threatening blood clotting disorders, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). Because blood clots require urgent attention, this test is an essential diagnostic tool. Your doctor may order this test if you are showing symptoms of a clotting condition or to monitor treatments for disorders like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
Interleukin-6 (IL-6)
Interleukin-6 (IL-6) is an essential cytokine that acts as a key messenger, stimulating crucial acute phase reactions and immune responses necessary for host defense against tissue damage. This protein is a major mediator of fever and the acute phase response, enhancing the body's innate immune system. Testing for serum IL-6 levels provides valuable insight because elevated amounts are frequently associated with various conditions, including chronic infections, autoimmune disorders, and certain cancers. Understanding your IL-6 status can help your healthcare team assess underlying inflammatory processes. Fasting is not required for this important blood test.
Interleukin-1 Beta (IL-1β)
Inflammation is the body's protective response, but when unchecked, it drives chronic health issues. This panel zeroes in on Interleukin-1 Beta (IL-1β), a powerful pro-inflammatory cytokine released primarily by your immune cells, such as macrophages and monocytes. High levels of IL-1β act like an alarm, significantly amplifying the body's inflammatory cascade. Understanding your IL-1β status offers crucial insight into the severity of underlying inflammation within your system. This test provides essential data, helping you and your healthcare provider make targeted decisions to manage and dampen excessive inflammatory activity.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
hs-CRP
Chronic low-grade inflammation is a critical factor in long-term health, particularly cardiovascular risk. The High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test measures low levels of this protein made by the liver, providing a snapshot of inflammatory tone in the body. This assessment is often recommended for individuals with an intermediate 10% to 20% risk of a heart attack within the next decade. Knowing your hs-CRP level helps healthcare professionals refine your cardiovascular risk profile, especially when interpreted alongside lipid panels and blood pressure readings. Results greater than or equal to 2.0 mg/L are often associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Use this simple blood test to guide lifestyle changes and prevention plans, moving you toward greater systemic resilience.
Antinuclear Ab. (ANA) W/Reflex
This Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) test is a crucial step in understanding your immune health. It specifically detects autoantibodies that mistakenly target your body's own tissues, particularly the cell nucleus. The "W/Reflex" designation means that if ANAs are found, further specific testing can automatically be performed on the sample to narrow down a potential diagnosis. Your healthcare provider typically orders this panel when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, offering essential insight to help diagnose conditions like lupus or Sjogren's syndrome. A positive result is not an automatic diagnosis, but it provides vital information to guide your next steps with your doctor.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Lp-PLA2 Activity
Heart disease is a major concern, but this simple blood test looks beyond basic cholesterol to measure Lp-PLA2 activity, a key indicator of vascular inflammation and plaque buildup in your arteries. If you are an adult over 45 or have risk factors for heart conditions, this test can provide crucial, early insights into your true cardiovascular risk. Don't wait—understand your risk today so you can take preventative steps toward a healthier future.
Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody (IgG)
This Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody test is a crucial diagnostic tool when evaluating joint pain. Up to 70% of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) test positive for these autoantibodies, making it highly specific for the condition. The test helps confirm or rule out RA, often in conjunction with the Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test, providing a more accurate early diagnosis than RF alone. Identifying CCP antibodies can also help predict the potential severity and progression of RA. If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent joint pain, this blood test offers valuable insights into your joint health.
Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test is a blood analysis checking for a specific protein made by the immune system that may indicate disease activity. While RF testing is primarily utilized alongside other results to help pinpoint a diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis, higher levels can also be associated with other autoimmune disorders or chronic infections. A high RF level alone does not confirm a diagnosis, but it provides a critical piece of the puzzle for healthcare providers, especially if you are experiencing symptoms like joint pain or stiffness. Knowing your RF status can help your doctor choose the most effective path forward for treatment.
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) - Serum
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is a key antibody that defends your digestive system and respiratory tract from invading pathogens. This essential blood test measures the levels of IgA circulating in your serum, helping doctors evaluate how well your immune system is protecting these critical areas. High or low IgA levels can signal underlying immune system issues, frequently seen with problems like chronic diarrhea, recurrent sinus infections, asthma, allergies, or certain autoimmune disorders such as lupus and celiac disease. Testing your IgA levels provides important information used to diagnose and monitor conditions associated with abnormal immune responses. Understanding these levels is a vital step toward managing your overall health.
OxLDL
Elevated oxidized LDL (ox-LDL) levels are a critical indicator of oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, processes that significantly contribute to heart conditions. This test measures the amount of oxidized LDL cholesterol in your blood, which is considered more harmful than its non-oxidized counterpart. Ox-LDL is readily taken up by macrophages, actively promoting inflammation and accelerating the development of atherosclerotic plaques that narrow blood vessels. Understanding your ox-LDL level provides crucial insights into your cardiovascular health independent of standard cholesterol readings. This advanced biomarker assessment helps identify risk so you can proactively manage and protect your vascular function.
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen is a critical protein produced by your liver, essential for forming blood clots and stopping bleeding when you get a cut. This blood test is key to measuring the exact levels of this protein circulating in your bloodstream. If you've been experiencing symptoms of excessive bleeding or have been diagnosed with a clotting disorder, your healthcare provider may order this test to check how effectively your blood can clot. Knowing your fibrinogen levels provides crucial insights into your body's ability to manage bleeding and can guide potential treatments, such as IV therapy, to help restore healthy clotting function.
D-Dimer
This simple blood test measures D-dimer, a protein fragment your body creates when a blood clot dissolves. Elevated levels suggest there has been significant clot formation and breakdown, which can be a key indicator for serious conditions. Healthcare providers frequently use the D-Dimer test to quickly help diagnose or rule out life-threatening blood clotting disorders, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). Because blood clots require urgent attention, this test is an essential diagnostic tool. Your doctor may order this test if you are showing symptoms of a clotting condition or to monitor treatments for disorders like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
Interleukin-6 (IL-6)
Interleukin-6 (IL-6) is an essential cytokine that acts as a key messenger, stimulating crucial acute phase reactions and immune responses necessary for host defense against tissue damage. This protein is a major mediator of fever and the acute phase response, enhancing the body's innate immune system. Testing for serum IL-6 levels provides valuable insight because elevated amounts are frequently associated with various conditions, including chronic infections, autoimmune disorders, and certain cancers. Understanding your IL-6 status can help your healthcare team assess underlying inflammatory processes. Fasting is not required for this important blood test.
Interleukin-1 Beta (IL-1β)
Inflammation is the body's protective response, but when unchecked, it drives chronic health issues. This panel zeroes in on Interleukin-1 Beta (IL-1β), a powerful pro-inflammatory cytokine released primarily by your immune cells, such as macrophages and monocytes. High levels of IL-1β act like an alarm, significantly amplifying the body's inflammatory cascade. Understanding your IL-1β status offers crucial insight into the severity of underlying inflammation within your system. This test provides essential data, helping you and your healthcare provider make targeted decisions to manage and dampen excessive inflammatory activity.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
hs-CRP
Chronic low-grade inflammation is a critical factor in long-term health, particularly cardiovascular risk. The High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test measures low levels of this protein made by the liver, providing a snapshot of inflammatory tone in the body. This assessment is often recommended for individuals with an intermediate 10% to 20% risk of a heart attack within the next decade. Knowing your hs-CRP level helps healthcare professionals refine your cardiovascular risk profile, especially when interpreted alongside lipid panels and blood pressure readings. Results greater than or equal to 2.0 mg/L are often associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Use this simple blood test to guide lifestyle changes and prevention plans, moving you toward greater systemic resilience.
Antinuclear Ab. (ANA) W/Reflex
This Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) test is a crucial step in understanding your immune health. It specifically detects autoantibodies that mistakenly target your body's own tissues, particularly the cell nucleus. The "W/Reflex" designation means that if ANAs are found, further specific testing can automatically be performed on the sample to narrow down a potential diagnosis. Your healthcare provider typically orders this panel when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, offering essential insight to help diagnose conditions like lupus or Sjogren's syndrome. A positive result is not an automatic diagnosis, but it provides vital information to guide your next steps with your doctor.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Lp-PLA2 Activity
Heart disease is a major concern, but this simple blood test looks beyond basic cholesterol to measure Lp-PLA2 activity, a key indicator of vascular inflammation and plaque buildup in your arteries. If you are an adult over 45 or have risk factors for heart conditions, this test can provide crucial, early insights into your true cardiovascular risk. Don't wait—understand your risk today so you can take preventative steps toward a healthier future.
Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody (IgG)
This Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody test is a crucial diagnostic tool when evaluating joint pain. Up to 70% of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) test positive for these autoantibodies, making it highly specific for the condition. The test helps confirm or rule out RA, often in conjunction with the Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test, providing a more accurate early diagnosis than RF alone. Identifying CCP antibodies can also help predict the potential severity and progression of RA. If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent joint pain, this blood test offers valuable insights into your joint health.
Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test is a blood analysis checking for a specific protein made by the immune system that may indicate disease activity. While RF testing is primarily utilized alongside other results to help pinpoint a diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis, higher levels can also be associated with other autoimmune disorders or chronic infections. A high RF level alone does not confirm a diagnosis, but it provides a critical piece of the puzzle for healthcare providers, especially if you are experiencing symptoms like joint pain or stiffness. Knowing your RF status can help your doctor choose the most effective path forward for treatment.
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) - Serum
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is a key antibody that defends your digestive system and respiratory tract from invading pathogens. This essential blood test measures the levels of IgA circulating in your serum, helping doctors evaluate how well your immune system is protecting these critical areas. High or low IgA levels can signal underlying immune system issues, frequently seen with problems like chronic diarrhea, recurrent sinus infections, asthma, allergies, or certain autoimmune disorders such as lupus and celiac disease. Testing your IgA levels provides important information used to diagnose and monitor conditions associated with abnormal immune responses. Understanding these levels is a vital step toward managing your overall health.
OxLDL
Elevated oxidized LDL (ox-LDL) levels are a critical indicator of oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, processes that significantly contribute to heart conditions. This test measures the amount of oxidized LDL cholesterol in your blood, which is considered more harmful than its non-oxidized counterpart. Ox-LDL is readily taken up by macrophages, actively promoting inflammation and accelerating the development of atherosclerotic plaques that narrow blood vessels. Understanding your ox-LDL level provides crucial insights into your cardiovascular health independent of standard cholesterol readings. This advanced biomarker assessment helps identify risk so you can proactively manage and protect your vascular function.
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen is a critical protein produced by your liver, essential for forming blood clots and stopping bleeding when you get a cut. This blood test is key to measuring the exact levels of this protein circulating in your bloodstream. If you've been experiencing symptoms of excessive bleeding or have been diagnosed with a clotting disorder, your healthcare provider may order this test to check how effectively your blood can clot. Knowing your fibrinogen levels provides crucial insights into your body's ability to manage bleeding and can guide potential treatments, such as IV therapy, to help restore healthy clotting function.
D-Dimer
This simple blood test measures D-dimer, a protein fragment your body creates when a blood clot dissolves. Elevated levels suggest there has been significant clot formation and breakdown, which can be a key indicator for serious conditions. Healthcare providers frequently use the D-Dimer test to quickly help diagnose or rule out life-threatening blood clotting disorders, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). Because blood clots require urgent attention, this test is an essential diagnostic tool. Your doctor may order this test if you are showing symptoms of a clotting condition or to monitor treatments for disorders like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
Interleukin-6 (IL-6)
Interleukin-6 (IL-6) is an essential cytokine that acts as a key messenger, stimulating crucial acute phase reactions and immune responses necessary for host defense against tissue damage. This protein is a major mediator of fever and the acute phase response, enhancing the body's innate immune system. Testing for serum IL-6 levels provides valuable insight because elevated amounts are frequently associated with various conditions, including chronic infections, autoimmune disorders, and certain cancers. Understanding your IL-6 status can help your healthcare team assess underlying inflammatory processes. Fasting is not required for this important blood test.
Interleukin-1 Beta (IL-1β)
Inflammation is the body's protective response, but when unchecked, it drives chronic health issues. This panel zeroes in on Interleukin-1 Beta (IL-1β), a powerful pro-inflammatory cytokine released primarily by your immune cells, such as macrophages and monocytes. High levels of IL-1β act like an alarm, significantly amplifying the body's inflammatory cascade. Understanding your IL-1β status offers crucial insight into the severity of underlying inflammation within your system. This test provides essential data, helping you and your healthcare provider make targeted decisions to manage and dampen excessive inflammatory activity.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
hs-CRP
Chronic low-grade inflammation is a critical factor in long-term health, particularly cardiovascular risk. The High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test measures low levels of this protein made by the liver, providing a snapshot of inflammatory tone in the body. This assessment is often recommended for individuals with an intermediate 10% to 20% risk of a heart attack within the next decade. Knowing your hs-CRP level helps healthcare professionals refine your cardiovascular risk profile, especially when interpreted alongside lipid panels and blood pressure readings. Results greater than or equal to 2.0 mg/L are often associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Use this simple blood test to guide lifestyle changes and prevention plans, moving you toward greater systemic resilience.
Antinuclear Ab. (ANA) W/Reflex
This Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) test is a crucial step in understanding your immune health. It specifically detects autoantibodies that mistakenly target your body's own tissues, particularly the cell nucleus. The "W/Reflex" designation means that if ANAs are found, further specific testing can automatically be performed on the sample to narrow down a potential diagnosis. Your healthcare provider typically orders this panel when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, offering essential insight to help diagnose conditions like lupus or Sjogren's syndrome. A positive result is not an automatic diagnosis, but it provides vital information to guide your next steps with your doctor.
Heart
Heart Health
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, claiming 1 in 5 lives, yet 80% of cases are preventable with early detection. This panel goes beyond basic lipid panels included in most doctor visits to include advanced markers like Lp(a) and ApoB. Critical for anyone with family history of heart disease, men over 40, women over 50, or those with high stress, poor diet, or sedentary lifestyle. Catching cardiovascular risk factors early can add decades to your life.
OmegaCheck
Comprehensive omega fatty acid evaluation that measures omega-3s (EPA, DPA, DHA) and the omega-6:omega-3 balance. Useful for identifying excess omega-6 intake from industrial seed oils (e.g., soybean, corn, safflower, canola) and insufficient marine omega-3 intake. Results can guide reducing seed‑oil–heavy processed foods and increasing fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel) or targeted fish‑oil supplementation to improve cardiovascular and inflammatory risk.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Lp-PLA2 Activity
Heart disease is a major concern, but this simple blood test looks beyond basic cholesterol to measure Lp-PLA2 activity, a key indicator of vascular inflammation and plaque buildup in your arteries. If you are an adult over 45 or have risk factors for heart conditions, this test can provide crucial, early insights into your true cardiovascular risk. Don't wait—understand your risk today so you can take preventative steps toward a healthier future.
OxLDL
Elevated oxidized LDL (ox-LDL) levels are a critical indicator of oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, processes that significantly contribute to heart conditions. This test measures the amount of oxidized LDL cholesterol in your blood, which is considered more harmful than its non-oxidized counterpart. Ox-LDL is readily taken up by macrophages, actively promoting inflammation and accelerating the development of atherosclerotic plaques that narrow blood vessels. Understanding your ox-LDL level provides crucial insights into your cardiovascular health independent of standard cholesterol readings. This advanced biomarker assessment helps identify risk so you can proactively manage and protect your vascular function.
NMR LipoProfile+Lipid
Stop settling for half the story when it comes to your heart health. The standard lipid panel only measures cholesterol, but the NMR LipoProfile+Lipid test goes much deeper, utilizing advanced nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology. This comprehensive analysis directly measures your LDL particle number and size, which are key predictors of cardiovascular risk, even when your traditional cholesterol levels look normal. It's especially valuable for people with a family history of heart issues or those managing conditions like diabetes. This detailed particle information provides your healthcare provider with the insights needed for truly individualized and effective treatment decisions. Understand your risk with unparalleled precision and take control of your long-term heart wellness.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Lp(a)
Elevated Lipoprotein (a), or Lp(a), is likely the leading inherited risk factor for cardiovascular disease, making it more heritable than diabetes or obesity. This simple blood test measures your Lp(a) levels to help determine your genetic risk for serious conditions like heart attack and stroke. High Lp(a) levels can lead to the buildup of plaque in blood vessels and increased clotting. If high levels run in your family, or if you have other risk factors, understanding your Lp(a) status is crucial for proactive heart health management. Although current treatments are limited, early detection through testing provides vital information for you and your healthcare provider.
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B)
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B) is the crucial protein marker found on nearly all of the "bad" cholesterol particles that contribute to plaque buildup. Many healthcare providers consider this measurement more accurate than a standard lipid panel for assessing cardiovascular disease risk, especially for individuals with metabolic syndrome or diabetes. Because each atherogenic particle contains only one Apo B molecule, this test gives you a direct count of the particles that can potentially block your arteries. If you have a family history of heart concerns or high cholesterol, knowing your Apo B level provides the detailed facts needed to work with your doctor on a personalized plan for heart health management. This simple blood test helps you gain a better perspective on your true risk profile.
hs-CRP
Chronic low-grade inflammation is a critical factor in long-term health, particularly cardiovascular risk. The High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test measures low levels of this protein made by the liver, providing a snapshot of inflammatory tone in the body. This assessment is often recommended for individuals with an intermediate 10% to 20% risk of a heart attack within the next decade. Knowing your hs-CRP level helps healthcare professionals refine your cardiovascular risk profile, especially when interpreted alongside lipid panels and blood pressure readings. Results greater than or equal to 2.0 mg/L are often associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Use this simple blood test to guide lifestyle changes and prevention plans, moving you toward greater systemic resilience.
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total
Heart Health
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, claiming 1 in 5 lives, yet 80% of cases are preventable with early detection. This panel goes beyond basic lipid panels included in most doctor visits to include advanced markers like Lp(a) and ApoB. Critical for anyone with family history of heart disease, men over 40, women over 50, or those with high stress, poor diet, or sedentary lifestyle. Catching cardiovascular risk factors early can add decades to your life.
OmegaCheck
Comprehensive omega fatty acid evaluation that measures omega-3s (EPA, DPA, DHA) and the omega-6:omega-3 balance. Useful for identifying excess omega-6 intake from industrial seed oils (e.g., soybean, corn, safflower, canola) and insufficient marine omega-3 intake. Results can guide reducing seed‑oil–heavy processed foods and increasing fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel) or targeted fish‑oil supplementation to improve cardiovascular and inflammatory risk.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Lp-PLA2 Activity
Heart disease is a major concern, but this simple blood test looks beyond basic cholesterol to measure Lp-PLA2 activity, a key indicator of vascular inflammation and plaque buildup in your arteries. If you are an adult over 45 or have risk factors for heart conditions, this test can provide crucial, early insights into your true cardiovascular risk. Don't wait—understand your risk today so you can take preventative steps toward a healthier future.
OxLDL
Elevated oxidized LDL (ox-LDL) levels are a critical indicator of oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, processes that significantly contribute to heart conditions. This test measures the amount of oxidized LDL cholesterol in your blood, which is considered more harmful than its non-oxidized counterpart. Ox-LDL is readily taken up by macrophages, actively promoting inflammation and accelerating the development of atherosclerotic plaques that narrow blood vessels. Understanding your ox-LDL level provides crucial insights into your cardiovascular health independent of standard cholesterol readings. This advanced biomarker assessment helps identify risk so you can proactively manage and protect your vascular function.
NMR LipoProfile+Lipid
Stop settling for half the story when it comes to your heart health. The standard lipid panel only measures cholesterol, but the NMR LipoProfile+Lipid test goes much deeper, utilizing advanced nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology. This comprehensive analysis directly measures your LDL particle number and size, which are key predictors of cardiovascular risk, even when your traditional cholesterol levels look normal. It's especially valuable for people with a family history of heart issues or those managing conditions like diabetes. This detailed particle information provides your healthcare provider with the insights needed for truly individualized and effective treatment decisions. Understand your risk with unparalleled precision and take control of your long-term heart wellness.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Lp(a)
Elevated Lipoprotein (a), or Lp(a), is likely the leading inherited risk factor for cardiovascular disease, making it more heritable than diabetes or obesity. This simple blood test measures your Lp(a) levels to help determine your genetic risk for serious conditions like heart attack and stroke. High Lp(a) levels can lead to the buildup of plaque in blood vessels and increased clotting. If high levels run in your family, or if you have other risk factors, understanding your Lp(a) status is crucial for proactive heart health management. Although current treatments are limited, early detection through testing provides vital information for you and your healthcare provider.
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B)
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B) is the crucial protein marker found on nearly all of the "bad" cholesterol particles that contribute to plaque buildup. Many healthcare providers consider this measurement more accurate than a standard lipid panel for assessing cardiovascular disease risk, especially for individuals with metabolic syndrome or diabetes. Because each atherogenic particle contains only one Apo B molecule, this test gives you a direct count of the particles that can potentially block your arteries. If you have a family history of heart concerns or high cholesterol, knowing your Apo B level provides the detailed facts needed to work with your doctor on a personalized plan for heart health management. This simple blood test helps you gain a better perspective on your true risk profile.
hs-CRP
Chronic low-grade inflammation is a critical factor in long-term health, particularly cardiovascular risk. The High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test measures low levels of this protein made by the liver, providing a snapshot of inflammatory tone in the body. This assessment is often recommended for individuals with an intermediate 10% to 20% risk of a heart attack within the next decade. Knowing your hs-CRP level helps healthcare professionals refine your cardiovascular risk profile, especially when interpreted alongside lipid panels and blood pressure readings. Results greater than or equal to 2.0 mg/L are often associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Use this simple blood test to guide lifestyle changes and prevention plans, moving you toward greater systemic resilience.
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total
Heart Health
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, claiming 1 in 5 lives, yet 80% of cases are preventable with early detection. This panel goes beyond basic lipid panels included in most doctor visits to include advanced markers like Lp(a) and ApoB. Critical for anyone with family history of heart disease, men over 40, women over 50, or those with high stress, poor diet, or sedentary lifestyle. Catching cardiovascular risk factors early can add decades to your life.
OmegaCheck
Comprehensive omega fatty acid evaluation that measures omega-3s (EPA, DPA, DHA) and the omega-6:omega-3 balance. Useful for identifying excess omega-6 intake from industrial seed oils (e.g., soybean, corn, safflower, canola) and insufficient marine omega-3 intake. Results can guide reducing seed‑oil–heavy processed foods and increasing fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel) or targeted fish‑oil supplementation to improve cardiovascular and inflammatory risk.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Lp-PLA2 Activity
Heart disease is a major concern, but this simple blood test looks beyond basic cholesterol to measure Lp-PLA2 activity, a key indicator of vascular inflammation and plaque buildup in your arteries. If you are an adult over 45 or have risk factors for heart conditions, this test can provide crucial, early insights into your true cardiovascular risk. Don't wait—understand your risk today so you can take preventative steps toward a healthier future.
OxLDL
Elevated oxidized LDL (ox-LDL) levels are a critical indicator of oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, processes that significantly contribute to heart conditions. This test measures the amount of oxidized LDL cholesterol in your blood, which is considered more harmful than its non-oxidized counterpart. Ox-LDL is readily taken up by macrophages, actively promoting inflammation and accelerating the development of atherosclerotic plaques that narrow blood vessels. Understanding your ox-LDL level provides crucial insights into your cardiovascular health independent of standard cholesterol readings. This advanced biomarker assessment helps identify risk so you can proactively manage and protect your vascular function.
NMR LipoProfile+Lipid
Stop settling for half the story when it comes to your heart health. The standard lipid panel only measures cholesterol, but the NMR LipoProfile+Lipid test goes much deeper, utilizing advanced nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology. This comprehensive analysis directly measures your LDL particle number and size, which are key predictors of cardiovascular risk, even when your traditional cholesterol levels look normal. It's especially valuable for people with a family history of heart issues or those managing conditions like diabetes. This detailed particle information provides your healthcare provider with the insights needed for truly individualized and effective treatment decisions. Understand your risk with unparalleled precision and take control of your long-term heart wellness.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Lp(a)
Elevated Lipoprotein (a), or Lp(a), is likely the leading inherited risk factor for cardiovascular disease, making it more heritable than diabetes or obesity. This simple blood test measures your Lp(a) levels to help determine your genetic risk for serious conditions like heart attack and stroke. High Lp(a) levels can lead to the buildup of plaque in blood vessels and increased clotting. If high levels run in your family, or if you have other risk factors, understanding your Lp(a) status is crucial for proactive heart health management. Although current treatments are limited, early detection through testing provides vital information for you and your healthcare provider.
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B)
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B) is the crucial protein marker found on nearly all of the "bad" cholesterol particles that contribute to plaque buildup. Many healthcare providers consider this measurement more accurate than a standard lipid panel for assessing cardiovascular disease risk, especially for individuals with metabolic syndrome or diabetes. Because each atherogenic particle contains only one Apo B molecule, this test gives you a direct count of the particles that can potentially block your arteries. If you have a family history of heart concerns or high cholesterol, knowing your Apo B level provides the detailed facts needed to work with your doctor on a personalized plan for heart health management. This simple blood test helps you gain a better perspective on your true risk profile.
hs-CRP
Chronic low-grade inflammation is a critical factor in long-term health, particularly cardiovascular risk. The High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test measures low levels of this protein made by the liver, providing a snapshot of inflammatory tone in the body. This assessment is often recommended for individuals with an intermediate 10% to 20% risk of a heart attack within the next decade. Knowing your hs-CRP level helps healthcare professionals refine your cardiovascular risk profile, especially when interpreted alongside lipid panels and blood pressure readings. Results greater than or equal to 2.0 mg/L are often associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Use this simple blood test to guide lifestyle changes and prevention plans, moving you toward greater systemic resilience.
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total
Nutrients
Nutrient
Nutrient deficiencies are surprisingly common. Over 90% of Americans don't get enough of at least one essential vitamin or mineral. This panel identifies deficiencies that cause fatigue, brain fog, weak immunity, and poor recovery. Especially important for vegetarians (B12 deficiency), people with limited sun exposure (Vitamin D), women of childbearing age (Ferritin), and anyone with digestive issues that affect absorption. Optimizing nutrition is foundational to energy, mood, and disease prevention.
OmegaCheck
Comprehensive omega fatty acid evaluation that measures omega-3s (EPA, DPA, DHA) and the omega-6:omega-3 balance. Useful for identifying excess omega-6 intake from industrial seed oils (e.g., soybean, corn, safflower, canola) and insufficient marine omega-3 intake. Results can guide reducing seed‑oil–heavy processed foods and increasing fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel) or targeted fish‑oil supplementation to improve cardiovascular and inflammatory risk.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
RBC Copper
The Copper RBC test measures the amount of copper stored inside your red blood cells, which gives insight into the body's general homeostasis of this essential trace element. Copper is crucial for making red blood cells and connective tissue, and helps the body absorb iron. Doctors often order this test to help diagnose or rule out mineral imbalances, particularly rare conditions like Wilson's disease, where copper accumulates excessively in organs. Conversely, it can also detect copper deficiency, which may lead to anemia or other developmental issues. Because copper metabolism is closely linked to liver function, this test is frequently used alongside other assessments like ceruloplasmin and liver function panels for a comprehensive health evaluation. Knowing your intracellular copper levels is key to understanding your metabolic health and monitoring treatment effectiveness.
Ceruloplasmin
Ceruloplasmin is a vital protein manufactured in your liver responsible for binding and transporting copper throughout the body. A Ceruloplasmin Test measures the levels of this protein in your blood. This test is an important diagnostic tool, often used alongside others, to help identify Wilson disease—a rare genetic condition where the body cannot properly eliminate excess copper. Undiagnosed Wilson disease can lead to harmful copper accumulation in critical organs like the liver and brain. Understanding your ceruloplasmin levels provides crucial insight into your copper metabolism and overall health.
Molybdenum, Serum or Plasma
Molybdenum is an essential trace element vital for key metabolic functions, but imbalances can lead to health issues like anemia or, in children, growth retardation. This serum or plasma test measures your current molybdenum concentration, offering critical insight into your nutritional status and overall wellness. Testing is particularly useful for individuals on restrictive diets, receiving parenteral nutrition, or those potentially exposed to toxic levels. By understanding your molybdenum levels, you can identify dietary issues, absorption problems, or overexposure, enabling proactive intervention to ensure metabolic balance.
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine), Whole Blood
Thiamine (Vitamin B1) is essential for cellular function, growth, and converting food into energy. This Whole Blood test directly assesses your body's thiamine status by measuring the biologically active form, thiamine diphosphate, which accurately reflects body stores. Because chronic alcohol use, certain medical conditions, and poor diet can severely impact B1 levels, doctors use this test to diagnose deficiency. Measuring this crucial vitamin is vital for patients experiencing symptoms like unexplained fatigue, neurological issues, or delirium. Get key insight into your nutritional status and metabolic health with this important assessment.
Vitamin A, Serum
Vitamin A is absolutely essential for everything from healthy vision and cell growth to a strong immune system. The Vitamin A, Serum test measures the level of retinol, the main form of this fat-soluble vitamin, circulating in your blood. This measurement is crucial if you are experiencing symptoms like night blindness or persistent dry skin, which can indicate a deficiency. While uncommon in the US, deficiencies can lead to serious complications if left unaddressed. Alternatively, the test can detect toxic levels, usually from overuse of supplements, which may present as headaches or nausea. Taking this simple blood test gives you clarity on your Vitamin A status, helping you maintain optimal health.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Zinc, Serum
Zinc is an essential mineral that powers your immune system, metabolism, and wound healing, yet the body doesn't store it, meaning you need a regular intake. This serum test accurately measures the current level of zinc circulating in your blood. Doctors often recommend this test to evaluate immune function, investigate growth disorders, or diagnose potential deficiencies that can cause symptoms like hair loss or frequent illness. Identifying low zinc levels is important because a deficiency, especially in those with certain medical conditions or restrictive diets, can impact overall health and daily function. Treatment often involves simple supplementation, which can quickly restore normal levels and help you feel better.
Copper, Plasma/Serum
Copper is an essential trace mineral that plays a vital role in everything from bone health to neurological function, yet too much or too little can cause serious health complications. This simple blood test measures the total amount of copper circulating in your serum or plasma, including both protein-bound and free forms. Doctors often order this test to assess for deficiency, which can be linked to conditions like Menkes disease or malnutrition, or toxicity, often associated with the genetic disorder Wilson disease. Monitoring your copper levels is crucial because imbalances can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and severe liver issues if left untreated. Knowing your results provides key insight into whether your body is properly absorbing, carrying, and excreting this important element.
Methylmalonic Acid, Serum
Methylmalonic Acid (MMA) testing is a powerful diagnostic tool, as elevated levels of MMA in the blood often indicate a Vitamin B12 deficiency. Since Vitamin B12 is crucial for metabolism and red blood cell formation, low levels can lead to symptoms like persistent fatigue, weakness, or nerve issues such as tingling in the hands and feet. This serum test measures the concentration of MMA, offering a highly sensitive way to determine if your body is properly utilizing or absorbing B12, even in early or mild cases. Identifying a deficiency early is key, as proper diagnosis and treatment can help prevent potential long-term nerve damage. Ask your provider about this test if you suspect low B12 or are experiencing related symptoms.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody
Nutrient
Nutrient deficiencies are surprisingly common. Over 90% of Americans don't get enough of at least one essential vitamin or mineral. This panel identifies deficiencies that cause fatigue, brain fog, weak immunity, and poor recovery. Especially important for vegetarians (B12 deficiency), people with limited sun exposure (Vitamin D), women of childbearing age (Ferritin), and anyone with digestive issues that affect absorption. Optimizing nutrition is foundational to energy, mood, and disease prevention.
OmegaCheck
Comprehensive omega fatty acid evaluation that measures omega-3s (EPA, DPA, DHA) and the omega-6:omega-3 balance. Useful for identifying excess omega-6 intake from industrial seed oils (e.g., soybean, corn, safflower, canola) and insufficient marine omega-3 intake. Results can guide reducing seed‑oil–heavy processed foods and increasing fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel) or targeted fish‑oil supplementation to improve cardiovascular and inflammatory risk.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
RBC Copper
The Copper RBC test measures the amount of copper stored inside your red blood cells, which gives insight into the body's general homeostasis of this essential trace element. Copper is crucial for making red blood cells and connective tissue, and helps the body absorb iron. Doctors often order this test to help diagnose or rule out mineral imbalances, particularly rare conditions like Wilson's disease, where copper accumulates excessively in organs. Conversely, it can also detect copper deficiency, which may lead to anemia or other developmental issues. Because copper metabolism is closely linked to liver function, this test is frequently used alongside other assessments like ceruloplasmin and liver function panels for a comprehensive health evaluation. Knowing your intracellular copper levels is key to understanding your metabolic health and monitoring treatment effectiveness.
Ceruloplasmin
Ceruloplasmin is a vital protein manufactured in your liver responsible for binding and transporting copper throughout the body. A Ceruloplasmin Test measures the levels of this protein in your blood. This test is an important diagnostic tool, often used alongside others, to help identify Wilson disease—a rare genetic condition where the body cannot properly eliminate excess copper. Undiagnosed Wilson disease can lead to harmful copper accumulation in critical organs like the liver and brain. Understanding your ceruloplasmin levels provides crucial insight into your copper metabolism and overall health.
Molybdenum, Serum or Plasma
Molybdenum is an essential trace element vital for key metabolic functions, but imbalances can lead to health issues like anemia or, in children, growth retardation. This serum or plasma test measures your current molybdenum concentration, offering critical insight into your nutritional status and overall wellness. Testing is particularly useful for individuals on restrictive diets, receiving parenteral nutrition, or those potentially exposed to toxic levels. By understanding your molybdenum levels, you can identify dietary issues, absorption problems, or overexposure, enabling proactive intervention to ensure metabolic balance.
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine), Whole Blood
Thiamine (Vitamin B1) is essential for cellular function, growth, and converting food into energy. This Whole Blood test directly assesses your body's thiamine status by measuring the biologically active form, thiamine diphosphate, which accurately reflects body stores. Because chronic alcohol use, certain medical conditions, and poor diet can severely impact B1 levels, doctors use this test to diagnose deficiency. Measuring this crucial vitamin is vital for patients experiencing symptoms like unexplained fatigue, neurological issues, or delirium. Get key insight into your nutritional status and metabolic health with this important assessment.
Vitamin A, Serum
Vitamin A is absolutely essential for everything from healthy vision and cell growth to a strong immune system. The Vitamin A, Serum test measures the level of retinol, the main form of this fat-soluble vitamin, circulating in your blood. This measurement is crucial if you are experiencing symptoms like night blindness or persistent dry skin, which can indicate a deficiency. While uncommon in the US, deficiencies can lead to serious complications if left unaddressed. Alternatively, the test can detect toxic levels, usually from overuse of supplements, which may present as headaches or nausea. Taking this simple blood test gives you clarity on your Vitamin A status, helping you maintain optimal health.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Zinc, Serum
Zinc is an essential mineral that powers your immune system, metabolism, and wound healing, yet the body doesn't store it, meaning you need a regular intake. This serum test accurately measures the current level of zinc circulating in your blood. Doctors often recommend this test to evaluate immune function, investigate growth disorders, or diagnose potential deficiencies that can cause symptoms like hair loss or frequent illness. Identifying low zinc levels is important because a deficiency, especially in those with certain medical conditions or restrictive diets, can impact overall health and daily function. Treatment often involves simple supplementation, which can quickly restore normal levels and help you feel better.
Copper, Plasma/Serum
Copper is an essential trace mineral that plays a vital role in everything from bone health to neurological function, yet too much or too little can cause serious health complications. This simple blood test measures the total amount of copper circulating in your serum or plasma, including both protein-bound and free forms. Doctors often order this test to assess for deficiency, which can be linked to conditions like Menkes disease or malnutrition, or toxicity, often associated with the genetic disorder Wilson disease. Monitoring your copper levels is crucial because imbalances can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and severe liver issues if left untreated. Knowing your results provides key insight into whether your body is properly absorbing, carrying, and excreting this important element.
Methylmalonic Acid, Serum
Methylmalonic Acid (MMA) testing is a powerful diagnostic tool, as elevated levels of MMA in the blood often indicate a Vitamin B12 deficiency. Since Vitamin B12 is crucial for metabolism and red blood cell formation, low levels can lead to symptoms like persistent fatigue, weakness, or nerve issues such as tingling in the hands and feet. This serum test measures the concentration of MMA, offering a highly sensitive way to determine if your body is properly utilizing or absorbing B12, even in early or mild cases. Identifying a deficiency early is key, as proper diagnosis and treatment can help prevent potential long-term nerve damage. Ask your provider about this test if you suspect low B12 or are experiencing related symptoms.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody
Nutrient
Nutrient deficiencies are surprisingly common. Over 90% of Americans don't get enough of at least one essential vitamin or mineral. This panel identifies deficiencies that cause fatigue, brain fog, weak immunity, and poor recovery. Especially important for vegetarians (B12 deficiency), people with limited sun exposure (Vitamin D), women of childbearing age (Ferritin), and anyone with digestive issues that affect absorption. Optimizing nutrition is foundational to energy, mood, and disease prevention.
OmegaCheck
Comprehensive omega fatty acid evaluation that measures omega-3s (EPA, DPA, DHA) and the omega-6:omega-3 balance. Useful for identifying excess omega-6 intake from industrial seed oils (e.g., soybean, corn, safflower, canola) and insufficient marine omega-3 intake. Results can guide reducing seed‑oil–heavy processed foods and increasing fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel) or targeted fish‑oil supplementation to improve cardiovascular and inflammatory risk.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
RBC Copper
The Copper RBC test measures the amount of copper stored inside your red blood cells, which gives insight into the body's general homeostasis of this essential trace element. Copper is crucial for making red blood cells and connective tissue, and helps the body absorb iron. Doctors often order this test to help diagnose or rule out mineral imbalances, particularly rare conditions like Wilson's disease, where copper accumulates excessively in organs. Conversely, it can also detect copper deficiency, which may lead to anemia or other developmental issues. Because copper metabolism is closely linked to liver function, this test is frequently used alongside other assessments like ceruloplasmin and liver function panels for a comprehensive health evaluation. Knowing your intracellular copper levels is key to understanding your metabolic health and monitoring treatment effectiveness.
Ceruloplasmin
Ceruloplasmin is a vital protein manufactured in your liver responsible for binding and transporting copper throughout the body. A Ceruloplasmin Test measures the levels of this protein in your blood. This test is an important diagnostic tool, often used alongside others, to help identify Wilson disease—a rare genetic condition where the body cannot properly eliminate excess copper. Undiagnosed Wilson disease can lead to harmful copper accumulation in critical organs like the liver and brain. Understanding your ceruloplasmin levels provides crucial insight into your copper metabolism and overall health.
Molybdenum, Serum or Plasma
Molybdenum is an essential trace element vital for key metabolic functions, but imbalances can lead to health issues like anemia or, in children, growth retardation. This serum or plasma test measures your current molybdenum concentration, offering critical insight into your nutritional status and overall wellness. Testing is particularly useful for individuals on restrictive diets, receiving parenteral nutrition, or those potentially exposed to toxic levels. By understanding your molybdenum levels, you can identify dietary issues, absorption problems, or overexposure, enabling proactive intervention to ensure metabolic balance.
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine), Whole Blood
Thiamine (Vitamin B1) is essential for cellular function, growth, and converting food into energy. This Whole Blood test directly assesses your body's thiamine status by measuring the biologically active form, thiamine diphosphate, which accurately reflects body stores. Because chronic alcohol use, certain medical conditions, and poor diet can severely impact B1 levels, doctors use this test to diagnose deficiency. Measuring this crucial vitamin is vital for patients experiencing symptoms like unexplained fatigue, neurological issues, or delirium. Get key insight into your nutritional status and metabolic health with this important assessment.
Vitamin A, Serum
Vitamin A is absolutely essential for everything from healthy vision and cell growth to a strong immune system. The Vitamin A, Serum test measures the level of retinol, the main form of this fat-soluble vitamin, circulating in your blood. This measurement is crucial if you are experiencing symptoms like night blindness or persistent dry skin, which can indicate a deficiency. While uncommon in the US, deficiencies can lead to serious complications if left unaddressed. Alternatively, the test can detect toxic levels, usually from overuse of supplements, which may present as headaches or nausea. Taking this simple blood test gives you clarity on your Vitamin A status, helping you maintain optimal health.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Zinc, Serum
Zinc is an essential mineral that powers your immune system, metabolism, and wound healing, yet the body doesn't store it, meaning you need a regular intake. This serum test accurately measures the current level of zinc circulating in your blood. Doctors often recommend this test to evaluate immune function, investigate growth disorders, or diagnose potential deficiencies that can cause symptoms like hair loss or frequent illness. Identifying low zinc levels is important because a deficiency, especially in those with certain medical conditions or restrictive diets, can impact overall health and daily function. Treatment often involves simple supplementation, which can quickly restore normal levels and help you feel better.
Copper, Plasma/Serum
Copper is an essential trace mineral that plays a vital role in everything from bone health to neurological function, yet too much or too little can cause serious health complications. This simple blood test measures the total amount of copper circulating in your serum or plasma, including both protein-bound and free forms. Doctors often order this test to assess for deficiency, which can be linked to conditions like Menkes disease or malnutrition, or toxicity, often associated with the genetic disorder Wilson disease. Monitoring your copper levels is crucial because imbalances can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and severe liver issues if left untreated. Knowing your results provides key insight into whether your body is properly absorbing, carrying, and excreting this important element.
Methylmalonic Acid, Serum
Methylmalonic Acid (MMA) testing is a powerful diagnostic tool, as elevated levels of MMA in the blood often indicate a Vitamin B12 deficiency. Since Vitamin B12 is crucial for metabolism and red blood cell formation, low levels can lead to symptoms like persistent fatigue, weakness, or nerve issues such as tingling in the hands and feet. This serum test measures the concentration of MMA, offering a highly sensitive way to determine if your body is properly utilizing or absorbing B12, even in early or mild cases. Identifying a deficiency early is key, as proper diagnosis and treatment can help prevent potential long-term nerve damage. Ask your provider about this test if you suspect low B12 or are experiencing related symptoms.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody
Hormones
Women's Hormone
Hormonal imbalances affect up to 80% of women at some point, causing irregular periods, fertility issues, PCOS, mood swings, and menopausal symptoms. This comprehensive panel evaluates reproductive hormones, thyroid function, and stress hormones to identify imbalances. Crucial for women experiencing irregular cycles, difficulty conceiving, unexplained weight gain, fatigue, or mood changes. Early detection helps optimize fertility, ease menopause transition, and prevent long-term health complications.
Men's Hormone
Testosterone levels in men have declined 20-30% over the past 30 years, affecting energy, muscle mass, mood, and sexual health. This panel evaluates the complete hormonal picture that impacts male vitality. Essential for men over 35 experiencing low energy, decreased muscle mass, mood changes, brain fog, or reduced libido. Also screens for elevated estrogen and checks reproductive hormones. Hormonal optimization can dramatically improve quality of life, performance, and long-term health outcomes
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Growth Hormone (GH)
Growth Hormone, or GH, is a vital hormone made by your pituitary gland that significantly impacts bone growth, muscle mass, and overall height in children, and maintains bone and muscle health in adults. Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and with activity, making a standard blood draw often insufficient. Specialized GH tests, like stimulation or suppression tests, measure the hormone in your blood to diagnose conditions such as gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults, or GH deficiency which causes slow growth in childhood. Understanding your GH levels can be crucial for diagnosing pituitary issues and monitoring treatment for related disorders. This panel provides a reliable measure to help determine if your body is producing the right amount of this essential hormone.
FSH and LH
FSH and LH are powerful hormones, working together to manage sexual development and your reproductive health. Produced in the pituitary gland, these hormones play a key role in the production of eggs and sperm. This test panel checks the levels of both Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH) in your blood, offering vital insights into your body's complex systems. For individuals facing fertility challenges, irregular menstrual cycles, or symptoms of a hormonal disorder, this combined test can help diagnose issues affecting the ovaries, testes, or pituitary gland. Knowing your FSH and LH levels is a critical step toward understanding and managing your reproductive health.
Insulin-Like Growth Factor I
Growth hormone (GH) levels fluctuate constantly, but there is a reliable way to monitor its effects on your body: measuring Insulin-Like Growth Factor I (IGF-1). This test is crucial for detecting and monitoring growth hormone disorders like GH deficiency, gigantism, or acromegaly, promoting the normal growth of bones and tissues. Because IGF-1 levels are more stable than GH throughout the day, they serve as a consistent indicator of GH function. Children with symptoms of slow growth or adults with signs like deepening voice or coarse skin may need this test to evaluate pituitary function and ensure proper treatment of any underlying disorder.
Testosterone, Free (Calculated) and Total, SHBG, Albumin
Get the full picture of your hormonal status with this comprehensive panel. It measures Total Testosterone alongside the crucial proteins, SHBG and Albumin, which directly influence how much testosterone is actually available for your body to use (Free Testosterone). Testosterone tightly binds to SHBG, so knowing your SHBG levels helps explain your Free Testosterone calculation. This test is essential for anyone monitoring their hormonal balance or investigating symptoms like fatigue, low libido, or unexplained changes in body composition. Understanding all these factors together gives you accurate insights into optimizing your health.
Testosterone, Free (Calc) and Total LC/MS, SHBG, Albumin - Women, Children, and Hypogonadism
This comprehensive panel measures Total and Free Testosterone using the highly accurate LC/MS method, alongside Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG) and Albumin. Knowing these four key indicators is essential for properly evaluating conditions related to altered testosterone-binding proteins, such as those found in obesity, cirrhosis, and certain thyroid disorders. This test is specifically designed to aid clinicians in evaluating hirsutism and masculinization in women, and to support the diagnosis of hypogonadism in appropriate clinical settings, including for children. It offers critical insights into your body's hormone status, moving beyond just total levels to show what's biologically active. Get a clear and complete picture of your hormone profile.
Testosterone, Free, Equilibrium Ultrafiltration With Total Testosterone, LC / MS-MS
Your testosterone levels are a critical measure of overall health, but standard tests don't always give the full picture, especially when binding proteins are acting up. This advanced panel provides total, free, and percent free testosterone using highly accurate equilibrium ultrafiltration and LC/MS-MS technology. It's the gold standard for evaluating hormone balance, particularly useful for diagnosing hirsutism or masculinization in women, or assessing testicular function when conditions like obesity or thyroid disorders are present. Trust this comprehensive test to deliver precise results, allowing you and your provider to make informed decisions about your health.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone
The Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) test is a simple blood measure that provides a crucial snapshot of your reproductive health. It is the single best indicator for determining your ovarian reserve—the remaining supply of eggs in your ovaries. Healthcare providers often use AMH levels to help plan fertility treatments, such as determining the necessary drug dosage for IVF, or to check for conditions like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). While it cannot predict your fertility, understanding your AMH level can reveal whether your egg supply is normal for your age and help inform decisions about your reproductive journey. It is also a key tool for checking for premature or early menopause, since AMH levels naturally drop to zero after menopause. You can take this test at any point in your menstrual cycle as AMH levels don't significantly fluctuate.
Testosterone, Free and Total (LC/MS)
The accurate measurement of testosterone is critical for understanding hormone balance. This comprehensive panel precisely measures both free and total testosterone levels using advanced Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS) technology. It is often utilized to evaluate testicular function, especially in cases of suspected hypogonadism or when managing conditions like hirsutism and virilization in women. Furthermore, this test is the preferred method for monitoring individuals undergoing testosterone hormone therapy. Understanding your total and biologically active free testosterone provides essential insights into endocrine health.
Progesterone, Serum
Progesterone is a vital hormone, produced mainly by the ovaries, that prepares the uterus each month for the possibility of pregnancy. The Serum Progesterone test measures the level of this key hormone in your blood. This measurement is crucial for evaluating fertility, as it helps determine if and when ovulation is occurring. Furthermore, doctors rely on this test to monitor the health of a pregnancy, particularly in high-risk cases, and to investigate causes of irregular bleeding or potential miscarriages. For those undergoing fertility treatments or experiencing difficulty conceiving, understanding your progesterone levels is a critical step toward managing reproductive health.
PSA Total
The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is a straightforward blood draw that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels are often associated with prostate cancer, but this test is also a useful indicator for noncancerous conditions like an enlarged or inflamed prostate (BPH or prostatitis). Because the risk of serious prostate cancer increases with age, this test allows you and your healthcare provider to monitor your prostate health early. Discussing your risk factors with your doctor helps determine if this screening is the right proactive step for you. Early detection can be crucial for timely and appropriate treatment, making the PSA test a vital tool in men's health.
IGF-1
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is a critical component of the body's growth and development system. As a key growth hormone, IGF-1 mediates the anabolic and linear growth-promoting effects of pituitary Growth Hormone (GH). This test is routinely used to detect and monitor GH disorders, particularly GH deficiency in children which can lead to slow growth and shorter stature. Understanding your IGF-1 levels provides essential insights into your body's hormone balance and how it's regulating growth processes. By checking your IGF-1 status, you gain valuable information necessary for addressing potential hormone imbalances or growth concerns.
Androstenedione
Estrogens, Total, Immunoassay
Women's Hormone
Hormonal imbalances affect up to 80% of women at some point, causing irregular periods, fertility issues, PCOS, mood swings, and menopausal symptoms. This comprehensive panel evaluates reproductive hormones, thyroid function, and stress hormones to identify imbalances. Crucial for women experiencing irregular cycles, difficulty conceiving, unexplained weight gain, fatigue, or mood changes. Early detection helps optimize fertility, ease menopause transition, and prevent long-term health complications.
Men's Hormone
Testosterone levels in men have declined 20-30% over the past 30 years, affecting energy, muscle mass, mood, and sexual health. This panel evaluates the complete hormonal picture that impacts male vitality. Essential for men over 35 experiencing low energy, decreased muscle mass, mood changes, brain fog, or reduced libido. Also screens for elevated estrogen and checks reproductive hormones. Hormonal optimization can dramatically improve quality of life, performance, and long-term health outcomes
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Growth Hormone (GH)
Growth Hormone, or GH, is a vital hormone made by your pituitary gland that significantly impacts bone growth, muscle mass, and overall height in children, and maintains bone and muscle health in adults. Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and with activity, making a standard blood draw often insufficient. Specialized GH tests, like stimulation or suppression tests, measure the hormone in your blood to diagnose conditions such as gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults, or GH deficiency which causes slow growth in childhood. Understanding your GH levels can be crucial for diagnosing pituitary issues and monitoring treatment for related disorders. This panel provides a reliable measure to help determine if your body is producing the right amount of this essential hormone.
FSH and LH
FSH and LH are powerful hormones, working together to manage sexual development and your reproductive health. Produced in the pituitary gland, these hormones play a key role in the production of eggs and sperm. This test panel checks the levels of both Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH) in your blood, offering vital insights into your body's complex systems. For individuals facing fertility challenges, irregular menstrual cycles, or symptoms of a hormonal disorder, this combined test can help diagnose issues affecting the ovaries, testes, or pituitary gland. Knowing your FSH and LH levels is a critical step toward understanding and managing your reproductive health.
Insulin-Like Growth Factor I
Growth hormone (GH) levels fluctuate constantly, but there is a reliable way to monitor its effects on your body: measuring Insulin-Like Growth Factor I (IGF-1). This test is crucial for detecting and monitoring growth hormone disorders like GH deficiency, gigantism, or acromegaly, promoting the normal growth of bones and tissues. Because IGF-1 levels are more stable than GH throughout the day, they serve as a consistent indicator of GH function. Children with symptoms of slow growth or adults with signs like deepening voice or coarse skin may need this test to evaluate pituitary function and ensure proper treatment of any underlying disorder.
Testosterone, Free (Calculated) and Total, SHBG, Albumin
Get the full picture of your hormonal status with this comprehensive panel. It measures Total Testosterone alongside the crucial proteins, SHBG and Albumin, which directly influence how much testosterone is actually available for your body to use (Free Testosterone). Testosterone tightly binds to SHBG, so knowing your SHBG levels helps explain your Free Testosterone calculation. This test is essential for anyone monitoring their hormonal balance or investigating symptoms like fatigue, low libido, or unexplained changes in body composition. Understanding all these factors together gives you accurate insights into optimizing your health.
Testosterone, Free (Calc) and Total LC/MS, SHBG, Albumin - Women, Children, and Hypogonadism
This comprehensive panel measures Total and Free Testosterone using the highly accurate LC/MS method, alongside Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG) and Albumin. Knowing these four key indicators is essential for properly evaluating conditions related to altered testosterone-binding proteins, such as those found in obesity, cirrhosis, and certain thyroid disorders. This test is specifically designed to aid clinicians in evaluating hirsutism and masculinization in women, and to support the diagnosis of hypogonadism in appropriate clinical settings, including for children. It offers critical insights into your body's hormone status, moving beyond just total levels to show what's biologically active. Get a clear and complete picture of your hormone profile.
Testosterone, Free, Equilibrium Ultrafiltration With Total Testosterone, LC / MS-MS
Your testosterone levels are a critical measure of overall health, but standard tests don't always give the full picture, especially when binding proteins are acting up. This advanced panel provides total, free, and percent free testosterone using highly accurate equilibrium ultrafiltration and LC/MS-MS technology. It's the gold standard for evaluating hormone balance, particularly useful for diagnosing hirsutism or masculinization in women, or assessing testicular function when conditions like obesity or thyroid disorders are present. Trust this comprehensive test to deliver precise results, allowing you and your provider to make informed decisions about your health.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone
The Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) test is a simple blood measure that provides a crucial snapshot of your reproductive health. It is the single best indicator for determining your ovarian reserve—the remaining supply of eggs in your ovaries. Healthcare providers often use AMH levels to help plan fertility treatments, such as determining the necessary drug dosage for IVF, or to check for conditions like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). While it cannot predict your fertility, understanding your AMH level can reveal whether your egg supply is normal for your age and help inform decisions about your reproductive journey. It is also a key tool for checking for premature or early menopause, since AMH levels naturally drop to zero after menopause. You can take this test at any point in your menstrual cycle as AMH levels don't significantly fluctuate.
Testosterone, Free and Total (LC/MS)
The accurate measurement of testosterone is critical for understanding hormone balance. This comprehensive panel precisely measures both free and total testosterone levels using advanced Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS) technology. It is often utilized to evaluate testicular function, especially in cases of suspected hypogonadism or when managing conditions like hirsutism and virilization in women. Furthermore, this test is the preferred method for monitoring individuals undergoing testosterone hormone therapy. Understanding your total and biologically active free testosterone provides essential insights into endocrine health.
Progesterone, Serum
Progesterone is a vital hormone, produced mainly by the ovaries, that prepares the uterus each month for the possibility of pregnancy. The Serum Progesterone test measures the level of this key hormone in your blood. This measurement is crucial for evaluating fertility, as it helps determine if and when ovulation is occurring. Furthermore, doctors rely on this test to monitor the health of a pregnancy, particularly in high-risk cases, and to investigate causes of irregular bleeding or potential miscarriages. For those undergoing fertility treatments or experiencing difficulty conceiving, understanding your progesterone levels is a critical step toward managing reproductive health.
PSA Total
The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is a straightforward blood draw that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels are often associated with prostate cancer, but this test is also a useful indicator for noncancerous conditions like an enlarged or inflamed prostate (BPH or prostatitis). Because the risk of serious prostate cancer increases with age, this test allows you and your healthcare provider to monitor your prostate health early. Discussing your risk factors with your doctor helps determine if this screening is the right proactive step for you. Early detection can be crucial for timely and appropriate treatment, making the PSA test a vital tool in men's health.
IGF-1
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is a critical component of the body's growth and development system. As a key growth hormone, IGF-1 mediates the anabolic and linear growth-promoting effects of pituitary Growth Hormone (GH). This test is routinely used to detect and monitor GH disorders, particularly GH deficiency in children which can lead to slow growth and shorter stature. Understanding your IGF-1 levels provides essential insights into your body's hormone balance and how it's regulating growth processes. By checking your IGF-1 status, you gain valuable information necessary for addressing potential hormone imbalances or growth concerns.
Androstenedione
Estrogens, Total, Immunoassay
Women's Hormone
Hormonal imbalances affect up to 80% of women at some point, causing irregular periods, fertility issues, PCOS, mood swings, and menopausal symptoms. This comprehensive panel evaluates reproductive hormones, thyroid function, and stress hormones to identify imbalances. Crucial for women experiencing irregular cycles, difficulty conceiving, unexplained weight gain, fatigue, or mood changes. Early detection helps optimize fertility, ease menopause transition, and prevent long-term health complications.
Men's Hormone
Testosterone levels in men have declined 20-30% over the past 30 years, affecting energy, muscle mass, mood, and sexual health. This panel evaluates the complete hormonal picture that impacts male vitality. Essential for men over 35 experiencing low energy, decreased muscle mass, mood changes, brain fog, or reduced libido. Also screens for elevated estrogen and checks reproductive hormones. Hormonal optimization can dramatically improve quality of life, performance, and long-term health outcomes
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Growth Hormone (GH)
Growth Hormone, or GH, is a vital hormone made by your pituitary gland that significantly impacts bone growth, muscle mass, and overall height in children, and maintains bone and muscle health in adults. Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and with activity, making a standard blood draw often insufficient. Specialized GH tests, like stimulation or suppression tests, measure the hormone in your blood to diagnose conditions such as gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults, or GH deficiency which causes slow growth in childhood. Understanding your GH levels can be crucial for diagnosing pituitary issues and monitoring treatment for related disorders. This panel provides a reliable measure to help determine if your body is producing the right amount of this essential hormone.
FSH and LH
FSH and LH are powerful hormones, working together to manage sexual development and your reproductive health. Produced in the pituitary gland, these hormones play a key role in the production of eggs and sperm. This test panel checks the levels of both Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH) in your blood, offering vital insights into your body's complex systems. For individuals facing fertility challenges, irregular menstrual cycles, or symptoms of a hormonal disorder, this combined test can help diagnose issues affecting the ovaries, testes, or pituitary gland. Knowing your FSH and LH levels is a critical step toward understanding and managing your reproductive health.
Insulin-Like Growth Factor I
Growth hormone (GH) levels fluctuate constantly, but there is a reliable way to monitor its effects on your body: measuring Insulin-Like Growth Factor I (IGF-1). This test is crucial for detecting and monitoring growth hormone disorders like GH deficiency, gigantism, or acromegaly, promoting the normal growth of bones and tissues. Because IGF-1 levels are more stable than GH throughout the day, they serve as a consistent indicator of GH function. Children with symptoms of slow growth or adults with signs like deepening voice or coarse skin may need this test to evaluate pituitary function and ensure proper treatment of any underlying disorder.
Testosterone, Free (Calculated) and Total, SHBG, Albumin
Get the full picture of your hormonal status with this comprehensive panel. It measures Total Testosterone alongside the crucial proteins, SHBG and Albumin, which directly influence how much testosterone is actually available for your body to use (Free Testosterone). Testosterone tightly binds to SHBG, so knowing your SHBG levels helps explain your Free Testosterone calculation. This test is essential for anyone monitoring their hormonal balance or investigating symptoms like fatigue, low libido, or unexplained changes in body composition. Understanding all these factors together gives you accurate insights into optimizing your health.
Testosterone, Free (Calc) and Total LC/MS, SHBG, Albumin - Women, Children, and Hypogonadism
This comprehensive panel measures Total and Free Testosterone using the highly accurate LC/MS method, alongside Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG) and Albumin. Knowing these four key indicators is essential for properly evaluating conditions related to altered testosterone-binding proteins, such as those found in obesity, cirrhosis, and certain thyroid disorders. This test is specifically designed to aid clinicians in evaluating hirsutism and masculinization in women, and to support the diagnosis of hypogonadism in appropriate clinical settings, including for children. It offers critical insights into your body's hormone status, moving beyond just total levels to show what's biologically active. Get a clear and complete picture of your hormone profile.
Testosterone, Free, Equilibrium Ultrafiltration With Total Testosterone, LC / MS-MS
Your testosterone levels are a critical measure of overall health, but standard tests don't always give the full picture, especially when binding proteins are acting up. This advanced panel provides total, free, and percent free testosterone using highly accurate equilibrium ultrafiltration and LC/MS-MS technology. It's the gold standard for evaluating hormone balance, particularly useful for diagnosing hirsutism or masculinization in women, or assessing testicular function when conditions like obesity or thyroid disorders are present. Trust this comprehensive test to deliver precise results, allowing you and your provider to make informed decisions about your health.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone
The Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) test is a simple blood measure that provides a crucial snapshot of your reproductive health. It is the single best indicator for determining your ovarian reserve—the remaining supply of eggs in your ovaries. Healthcare providers often use AMH levels to help plan fertility treatments, such as determining the necessary drug dosage for IVF, or to check for conditions like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). While it cannot predict your fertility, understanding your AMH level can reveal whether your egg supply is normal for your age and help inform decisions about your reproductive journey. It is also a key tool for checking for premature or early menopause, since AMH levels naturally drop to zero after menopause. You can take this test at any point in your menstrual cycle as AMH levels don't significantly fluctuate.
Testosterone, Free and Total (LC/MS)
The accurate measurement of testosterone is critical for understanding hormone balance. This comprehensive panel precisely measures both free and total testosterone levels using advanced Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS) technology. It is often utilized to evaluate testicular function, especially in cases of suspected hypogonadism or when managing conditions like hirsutism and virilization in women. Furthermore, this test is the preferred method for monitoring individuals undergoing testosterone hormone therapy. Understanding your total and biologically active free testosterone provides essential insights into endocrine health.
Progesterone, Serum
Progesterone is a vital hormone, produced mainly by the ovaries, that prepares the uterus each month for the possibility of pregnancy. The Serum Progesterone test measures the level of this key hormone in your blood. This measurement is crucial for evaluating fertility, as it helps determine if and when ovulation is occurring. Furthermore, doctors rely on this test to monitor the health of a pregnancy, particularly in high-risk cases, and to investigate causes of irregular bleeding or potential miscarriages. For those undergoing fertility treatments or experiencing difficulty conceiving, understanding your progesterone levels is a critical step toward managing reproductive health.
PSA Total
The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is a straightforward blood draw that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels are often associated with prostate cancer, but this test is also a useful indicator for noncancerous conditions like an enlarged or inflamed prostate (BPH or prostatitis). Because the risk of serious prostate cancer increases with age, this test allows you and your healthcare provider to monitor your prostate health early. Discussing your risk factors with your doctor helps determine if this screening is the right proactive step for you. Early detection can be crucial for timely and appropriate treatment, making the PSA test a vital tool in men's health.
IGF-1
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is a critical component of the body's growth and development system. As a key growth hormone, IGF-1 mediates the anabolic and linear growth-promoting effects of pituitary Growth Hormone (GH). This test is routinely used to detect and monitor GH disorders, particularly GH deficiency in children which can lead to slow growth and shorter stature. Understanding your IGF-1 levels provides essential insights into your body's hormone balance and how it's regulating growth processes. By checking your IGF-1 status, you gain valuable information necessary for addressing potential hormone imbalances or growth concerns.
Androstenedione
Estrogens, Total, Immunoassay
Metabolic
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
C-Peptide
Diabetes affects millions, but knowing your body's insulin production is key. The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your pancreas is actually making, helping to distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and see if current treatments are working. If you're managing diabetes or experiencing symptoms of low blood sugar, this simple test provides the vital information you need to optimize your health and reduce risks.
Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine
The Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine test is a simple yet crucial tool for assessing your kidney function. This urine test measures the level of albumin, a protein that healthy kidneys usually retain, against creatinine, a waste product that your kidneys filter out. By calculating this ratio (uACR), healthcare providers gain insight into whether your kidneys are working effectively or if there are early signs of potential kidney disease. It's often recommended for individuals managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, as these can impact kidney health over time. Getting this test done is a proactive step toward understanding and maintaining your overall well-being.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Glucose
Glucose is your body's essential source of energy, coming directly from the food you consume. A blood glucose test is a key diagnostic tool used to measure the level of this sugar in your blood at a specific time. This simple blood draw is most commonly performed to screen for prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes, which are widespread health conditions. If you are over age 35 or have risk factors, routine screening is recommended. Knowing your numbers is vital for managing your health, as timely detection allows you to take necessary steps, often through lifestyle changes, to maintain healthy blood sugar levels.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
GGTP (Gamma-GT)
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
C-Peptide
Diabetes affects millions, but knowing your body's insulin production is key. The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your pancreas is actually making, helping to distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and see if current treatments are working. If you're managing diabetes or experiencing symptoms of low blood sugar, this simple test provides the vital information you need to optimize your health and reduce risks.
Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine
The Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine test is a simple yet crucial tool for assessing your kidney function. This urine test measures the level of albumin, a protein that healthy kidneys usually retain, against creatinine, a waste product that your kidneys filter out. By calculating this ratio (uACR), healthcare providers gain insight into whether your kidneys are working effectively or if there are early signs of potential kidney disease. It's often recommended for individuals managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, as these can impact kidney health over time. Getting this test done is a proactive step toward understanding and maintaining your overall well-being.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Glucose
Glucose is your body's essential source of energy, coming directly from the food you consume. A blood glucose test is a key diagnostic tool used to measure the level of this sugar in your blood at a specific time. This simple blood draw is most commonly performed to screen for prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes, which are widespread health conditions. If you are over age 35 or have risk factors, routine screening is recommended. Knowing your numbers is vital for managing your health, as timely detection allows you to take necessary steps, often through lifestyle changes, to maintain healthy blood sugar levels.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
GGTP (Gamma-GT)
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
C-Peptide
Diabetes affects millions, but knowing your body's insulin production is key. The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your pancreas is actually making, helping to distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and see if current treatments are working. If you're managing diabetes or experiencing symptoms of low blood sugar, this simple test provides the vital information you need to optimize your health and reduce risks.
Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine
The Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine test is a simple yet crucial tool for assessing your kidney function. This urine test measures the level of albumin, a protein that healthy kidneys usually retain, against creatinine, a waste product that your kidneys filter out. By calculating this ratio (uACR), healthcare providers gain insight into whether your kidneys are working effectively or if there are early signs of potential kidney disease. It's often recommended for individuals managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, as these can impact kidney health over time. Getting this test done is a proactive step toward understanding and maintaining your overall well-being.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Glucose
Glucose is your body's essential source of energy, coming directly from the food you consume. A blood glucose test is a key diagnostic tool used to measure the level of this sugar in your blood at a specific time. This simple blood draw is most commonly performed to screen for prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes, which are widespread health conditions. If you are over age 35 or have risk factors, routine screening is recommended. Knowing your numbers is vital for managing your health, as timely detection allows you to take necessary steps, often through lifestyle changes, to maintain healthy blood sugar levels.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
GGTP (Gamma-GT)
Kidneys
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine
The Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine test is a simple yet crucial tool for assessing your kidney function. This urine test measures the level of albumin, a protein that healthy kidneys usually retain, against creatinine, a waste product that your kidneys filter out. By calculating this ratio (uACR), healthcare providers gain insight into whether your kidneys are working effectively or if there are early signs of potential kidney disease. It's often recommended for individuals managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, as these can impact kidney health over time. Getting this test done is a proactive step toward understanding and maintaining your overall well-being.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
Urinalysis, Routine
A routine urinalysis is a powerful, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to screen for or manage a wide array of health issues, including kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections. This simple test involves a visual exam, a dipstick analysis, and a microscopic look at your urine sample to check for abnormal levels of substances like protein, blood, glucose, and bacteria. A urinalysis is often part of an annual checkup or a pre-surgery workup, providing critical insights into overall wellness. Monitoring these markers can help your healthcare provider detect problems early or track the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine
The Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine test is a simple yet crucial tool for assessing your kidney function. This urine test measures the level of albumin, a protein that healthy kidneys usually retain, against creatinine, a waste product that your kidneys filter out. By calculating this ratio (uACR), healthcare providers gain insight into whether your kidneys are working effectively or if there are early signs of potential kidney disease. It's often recommended for individuals managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, as these can impact kidney health over time. Getting this test done is a proactive step toward understanding and maintaining your overall well-being.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
Urinalysis, Routine
A routine urinalysis is a powerful, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to screen for or manage a wide array of health issues, including kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections. This simple test involves a visual exam, a dipstick analysis, and a microscopic look at your urine sample to check for abnormal levels of substances like protein, blood, glucose, and bacteria. A urinalysis is often part of an annual checkup or a pre-surgery workup, providing critical insights into overall wellness. Monitoring these markers can help your healthcare provider detect problems early or track the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine
The Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, Random Urine test is a simple yet crucial tool for assessing your kidney function. This urine test measures the level of albumin, a protein that healthy kidneys usually retain, against creatinine, a waste product that your kidneys filter out. By calculating this ratio (uACR), healthcare providers gain insight into whether your kidneys are working effectively or if there are early signs of potential kidney disease. It's often recommended for individuals managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, as these can impact kidney health over time. Getting this test done is a proactive step toward understanding and maintaining your overall well-being.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
Urinalysis, Routine
A routine urinalysis is a powerful, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to screen for or manage a wide array of health issues, including kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections. This simple test involves a visual exam, a dipstick analysis, and a microscopic look at your urine sample to check for abnormal levels of substances like protein, blood, glucose, and bacteria. A urinalysis is often part of an annual checkup or a pre-surgery workup, providing critical insights into overall wellness. Monitoring these markers can help your healthcare provider detect problems early or track the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
Liver
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
GGT
Your liver's health is often reflected by the Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) enzyme, which is primarily found there and helps protect cells from damage. This simple blood test measures the amount of GGT circulating in your bloodstream, a crucial indicator that can signal damage to the liver or bile ducts. Healthcare providers frequently order a GGT test alongside other liver function tests, like ALP, to accurately determine if symptoms are due to liver issues or a bone disorder, since GGT levels are typically unaffected by bone conditions. Elevated results can be linked to conditions such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, or alcohol use disorder. Understanding your GGT levels provides essential information for diagnosing potential liver concerns and guiding appropriate treatment.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
GGTP (Gamma-GT)
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
GGT
Your liver's health is often reflected by the Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) enzyme, which is primarily found there and helps protect cells from damage. This simple blood test measures the amount of GGT circulating in your bloodstream, a crucial indicator that can signal damage to the liver or bile ducts. Healthcare providers frequently order a GGT test alongside other liver function tests, like ALP, to accurately determine if symptoms are due to liver issues or a bone disorder, since GGT levels are typically unaffected by bone conditions. Elevated results can be linked to conditions such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, or alcohol use disorder. Understanding your GGT levels provides essential information for diagnosing potential liver concerns and guiding appropriate treatment.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
GGTP (Gamma-GT)
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
GGT
Your liver's health is often reflected by the Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) enzyme, which is primarily found there and helps protect cells from damage. This simple blood test measures the amount of GGT circulating in your bloodstream, a crucial indicator that can signal damage to the liver or bile ducts. Healthcare providers frequently order a GGT test alongside other liver function tests, like ALP, to accurately determine if symptoms are due to liver issues or a bone disorder, since GGT levels are typically unaffected by bone conditions. Elevated results can be linked to conditions such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, or alcohol use disorder. Understanding your GGT levels provides essential information for diagnosing potential liver concerns and guiding appropriate treatment.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Metabolic Health Panel
Metabolic dysfunction affects over 88% of American adults, often starting silently years before diabetes or heart disease develops. This panel evaluates blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, and kidney function to catch metabolic problems early. Essential for anyone with family history of diabetes, those carrying extra weight, experiencing fatigue after meals, or wanting to optimize energy and prevent chronic disease. Early intervention can reverse metabolic dysfunction and prevent serious complications.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
The Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) is a vital blood test that provides a snapshot of your body's current state by measuring 14 key substances. This panel gives your doctor important information about how your metabolism is functioning, including your blood sugar, and the critical fluid and electrolyte balance in your body. It includes specific checks for liver enzymes and kidney waste products like BUN and creatinine, allowing for screening or monitoring of these major organ systems. Healthcare providers often utilize the CMP as a routine tool during checkups, but it is also essential for diagnosing the cause of certain symptoms or checking how well treatments are working. This straightforward test helps guide medical care and provides crucial insight into your overall health.
GGTP (Gamma-GT)
Muscle Health
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total
Bone Health
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Thyroid
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Antibodies
Understand a crucial piece of your thyroid health with this specific test. Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) is a key enzyme in the thyroid gland, and this blood test specifically measures the level of TPO antibodies present in your system. High levels of these antibodies often indicate that your immune system is targeting your thyroid, which is a common factor in autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's disease. While not used for diagnosis alone, the results provide important information to healthcare providers trying to determine the underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction. Getting this insight is a significant step toward managing your health effectively.
Reverse T3 Serum/Plasma
The body produces Reverse T3 (rT3) as a metabolically inactive form of thyroid hormone, often increasing when the body is under stress or coping with severe illness, a state sometimes called "euthyroid sick syndrome." Measuring rT3 alongside active thyroid markers can offer crucial insights into why someone might still be experiencing thyroid-related symptoms despite having seemingly normal TSH or Free T4 results. This test is essential for identifying potential conversion issues where too much T4 is shunted to the inactive rT3 instead of the active T3. Understanding the balance between active and inactive thyroid hormones provides a more complete picture of metabolic function and can guide effective treatment for persistent fatigue or unexplained weight changes.
T4 Free
The thyroid gland makes T4, the main hormone that regulates your body's energy use. The Free T4 test specifically measures the active, unbound form of this hormone, which is what actually enters your body tissues where it's needed. Because medical experts consider the Free T4 test more accurate than the total T4 test, it is the preferred way to assess your thyroid function. This simple blood test is essential for diagnosing conditions like hyper- or hypothyroidism, following up on abnormal TSH results, or monitoring T4 levels if you are on thyroid hormone medication. Understanding your Free T4 level is a crucial step toward managing your overall metabolic health.
T3 Free
Triiodothyronine (T3) is one of the two main hormones produced by your thyroid gland. The Free T3 test specifically measures the level of T3 that is unbound to proteins, which is the form that actively enters your body's tissues. This blood test is typically ordered alongside T4 and TSH tests to help diagnose thyroid conditions, especially hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid makes too much hormone. Monitoring T3 levels is also useful for checking if a person on thyroid hormone replacement therapy is taking the correct dosage. Abnormally high T3 levels can signal hyperthyroidism, and the test is an important tool in assessing overall thyroid function.
Anti-Microsomal Ab(Thyroid Peroxidase) TPO
Your thyroid health is directly tied to your overall well-being. This specialized test, often called a Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) test, measures antithyroid microsomal antibodies in your blood. Elevated levels of these antibodies signal that your immune system may be mistakenly attacking your thyroid gland, which is essential for hormone production. This information is crucial for confirming the cause of various thyroid problems, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease. Understanding your TPO antibody status helps doctors differentiate autoimmune thyroid disorders from non-autoimmune conditions, guiding the most effective path for treatment and monitoring your future risk of developing thyroid disease.
Reverse T3 (rT3)
Stop guessing about your metabolism and get real answers about your thyroid. This panel goes beyond standard screening by measuring your TSH, free T4, free T3, and the often-overlooked Reverse T3 (rT3). Reverse T3 is an inactive hormone produced from T4, and when elevated, it can block the active T3 hormone, leading to symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, and slow metabolism. Understanding your rT3 level is crucial for evaluating symptoms of hypothyroidism or managing ongoing thyroid hormone replacement therapy. This test helps identify imbalances like sick euthyroid syndrome, giving you the detailed insights needed to optimize your energy and endocrine health.
T3 Total
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Antibodies
Understand a crucial piece of your thyroid health with this specific test. Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) is a key enzyme in the thyroid gland, and this blood test specifically measures the level of TPO antibodies present in your system. High levels of these antibodies often indicate that your immune system is targeting your thyroid, which is a common factor in autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's disease. While not used for diagnosis alone, the results provide important information to healthcare providers trying to determine the underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction. Getting this insight is a significant step toward managing your health effectively.
Reverse T3 Serum/Plasma
The body produces Reverse T3 (rT3) as a metabolically inactive form of thyroid hormone, often increasing when the body is under stress or coping with severe illness, a state sometimes called "euthyroid sick syndrome." Measuring rT3 alongside active thyroid markers can offer crucial insights into why someone might still be experiencing thyroid-related symptoms despite having seemingly normal TSH or Free T4 results. This test is essential for identifying potential conversion issues where too much T4 is shunted to the inactive rT3 instead of the active T3. Understanding the balance between active and inactive thyroid hormones provides a more complete picture of metabolic function and can guide effective treatment for persistent fatigue or unexplained weight changes.
T4 Free
The thyroid gland makes T4, the main hormone that regulates your body's energy use. The Free T4 test specifically measures the active, unbound form of this hormone, which is what actually enters your body tissues where it's needed. Because medical experts consider the Free T4 test more accurate than the total T4 test, it is the preferred way to assess your thyroid function. This simple blood test is essential for diagnosing conditions like hyper- or hypothyroidism, following up on abnormal TSH results, or monitoring T4 levels if you are on thyroid hormone medication. Understanding your Free T4 level is a crucial step toward managing your overall metabolic health.
T3 Free
Triiodothyronine (T3) is one of the two main hormones produced by your thyroid gland. The Free T3 test specifically measures the level of T3 that is unbound to proteins, which is the form that actively enters your body's tissues. This blood test is typically ordered alongside T4 and TSH tests to help diagnose thyroid conditions, especially hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid makes too much hormone. Monitoring T3 levels is also useful for checking if a person on thyroid hormone replacement therapy is taking the correct dosage. Abnormally high T3 levels can signal hyperthyroidism, and the test is an important tool in assessing overall thyroid function.
Anti-Microsomal Ab(Thyroid Peroxidase) TPO
Your thyroid health is directly tied to your overall well-being. This specialized test, often called a Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) test, measures antithyroid microsomal antibodies in your blood. Elevated levels of these antibodies signal that your immune system may be mistakenly attacking your thyroid gland, which is essential for hormone production. This information is crucial for confirming the cause of various thyroid problems, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease. Understanding your TPO antibody status helps doctors differentiate autoimmune thyroid disorders from non-autoimmune conditions, guiding the most effective path for treatment and monitoring your future risk of developing thyroid disease.
Reverse T3 (rT3)
Stop guessing about your metabolism and get real answers about your thyroid. This panel goes beyond standard screening by measuring your TSH, free T4, free T3, and the often-overlooked Reverse T3 (rT3). Reverse T3 is an inactive hormone produced from T4, and when elevated, it can block the active T3 hormone, leading to symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, and slow metabolism. Understanding your rT3 level is crucial for evaluating symptoms of hypothyroidism or managing ongoing thyroid hormone replacement therapy. This test helps identify imbalances like sick euthyroid syndrome, giving you the detailed insights needed to optimize your energy and endocrine health.
T3 Total
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Antibodies
Understand a crucial piece of your thyroid health with this specific test. Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) is a key enzyme in the thyroid gland, and this blood test specifically measures the level of TPO antibodies present in your system. High levels of these antibodies often indicate that your immune system is targeting your thyroid, which is a common factor in autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's disease. While not used for diagnosis alone, the results provide important information to healthcare providers trying to determine the underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction. Getting this insight is a significant step toward managing your health effectively.
Reverse T3 Serum/Plasma
The body produces Reverse T3 (rT3) as a metabolically inactive form of thyroid hormone, often increasing when the body is under stress or coping with severe illness, a state sometimes called "euthyroid sick syndrome." Measuring rT3 alongside active thyroid markers can offer crucial insights into why someone might still be experiencing thyroid-related symptoms despite having seemingly normal TSH or Free T4 results. This test is essential for identifying potential conversion issues where too much T4 is shunted to the inactive rT3 instead of the active T3. Understanding the balance between active and inactive thyroid hormones provides a more complete picture of metabolic function and can guide effective treatment for persistent fatigue or unexplained weight changes.
T4 Free
The thyroid gland makes T4, the main hormone that regulates your body's energy use. The Free T4 test specifically measures the active, unbound form of this hormone, which is what actually enters your body tissues where it's needed. Because medical experts consider the Free T4 test more accurate than the total T4 test, it is the preferred way to assess your thyroid function. This simple blood test is essential for diagnosing conditions like hyper- or hypothyroidism, following up on abnormal TSH results, or monitoring T4 levels if you are on thyroid hormone medication. Understanding your Free T4 level is a crucial step toward managing your overall metabolic health.
T3 Free
Triiodothyronine (T3) is one of the two main hormones produced by your thyroid gland. The Free T3 test specifically measures the level of T3 that is unbound to proteins, which is the form that actively enters your body's tissues. This blood test is typically ordered alongside T4 and TSH tests to help diagnose thyroid conditions, especially hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid makes too much hormone. Monitoring T3 levels is also useful for checking if a person on thyroid hormone replacement therapy is taking the correct dosage. Abnormally high T3 levels can signal hyperthyroidism, and the test is an important tool in assessing overall thyroid function.
Anti-Microsomal Ab(Thyroid Peroxidase) TPO
Your thyroid health is directly tied to your overall well-being. This specialized test, often called a Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) test, measures antithyroid microsomal antibodies in your blood. Elevated levels of these antibodies signal that your immune system may be mistakenly attacking your thyroid gland, which is essential for hormone production. This information is crucial for confirming the cause of various thyroid problems, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease. Understanding your TPO antibody status helps doctors differentiate autoimmune thyroid disorders from non-autoimmune conditions, guiding the most effective path for treatment and monitoring your future risk of developing thyroid disease.
Reverse T3 (rT3)
Stop guessing about your metabolism and get real answers about your thyroid. This panel goes beyond standard screening by measuring your TSH, free T4, free T3, and the often-overlooked Reverse T3 (rT3). Reverse T3 is an inactive hormone produced from T4, and when elevated, it can block the active T3 hormone, leading to symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, and slow metabolism. Understanding your rT3 level is crucial for evaluating symptoms of hypothyroidism or managing ongoing thyroid hormone replacement therapy. This test helps identify imbalances like sick euthyroid syndrome, giving you the detailed insights needed to optimize your energy and endocrine health.
T3 Total
Blood
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen is a critical protein produced by your liver, essential for forming blood clots and stopping bleeding when you get a cut. This blood test is key to measuring the exact levels of this protein circulating in your bloodstream. If you've been experiencing symptoms of excessive bleeding or have been diagnosed with a clotting disorder, your healthcare provider may order this test to check how effectively your blood can clot. Knowing your fibrinogen levels provides crucial insights into your body's ability to manage bleeding and can guide potential treatments, such as IV therapy, to help restore healthy clotting function.
D-Dimer
This simple blood test measures D-dimer, a protein fragment your body creates when a blood clot dissolves. Elevated levels suggest there has been significant clot formation and breakdown, which can be a key indicator for serious conditions. Healthcare providers frequently use the D-Dimer test to quickly help diagnose or rule out life-threatening blood clotting disorders, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). Because blood clots require urgent attention, this test is an essential diagnostic tool. Your doctor may order this test if you are showing symptoms of a clotting condition or to monitor treatments for disorders like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
PT w/INR
The PT/INR test is essential for anyone taking the blood thinner warfarin. This measurement helps healthcare providers monitor how fast your blood is clotting, ensuring the medication dosage is precisely right for you. It's also frequently used to check your blood's clotting ability before surgery and can help diagnose various bleeding or clotting disorders, including those related to liver conditions or Vitamin K deficiency. Having your blood clot too quickly or too slowly can lead to serious health risks, so regular monitoring is key to staying safe.
Hemoglobinopathy Fractionation Cascade
Diagnosing hemoglobin disorders can be a cascade, and this advanced panel is the optimal test for getting to the core diagnosis. It starts with capillary electrophoresis (CE) and reflexively adds high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) or hemoglobin solubility testing as needed. This comprehensive, multi-step process ensures accurate detection of thalassemias and various hemoglobin variants. If you have hematologic or clinical findings suggestive of a hemoglobinopathy, this test delivers the detailed information your healthcare provider needs to plan your care. It moves beyond standard screening to provide a definitive clinical interpretation.
Iron + TIBC
Iron is absolutely essential for your body to produce healthy red blood cells that transport oxygen throughout your system. This comprehensive Iron + TIBC panel provides crucial insight into your body’s iron status, measuring the amount of iron in your blood along with your total iron-binding capacity (TIBC). The TIBC specifically shows how well the protein transferrin can carry iron, serving as a key index of your nutritional health. Healthcare providers often use these results to accurately diagnose iron-related conditions like iron-deficiency anemia, which is quite common, or less common issues such as iron overload (hemochromatosis). Getting this screening is a simple step to understand if you have the right balance of iron needed for optimal energy and health.
CBC w/Diff, Platelet Ct.
This vital blood panel is often the first step in understanding your overall health. It precisely measures your red blood cells, which carry oxygen, your white blood cells, which fight infection, and your platelets, essential for clotting. A key part of this test is the "differential," which specifically counts the five different types of white blood cells, offering critical insight into your immune system's function. Doctors use these combined results to screen for common conditions like anemia and monitor ongoing issues, including infections or cancer treatments. Get clear data about your blood health today.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen is a critical protein produced by your liver, essential for forming blood clots and stopping bleeding when you get a cut. This blood test is key to measuring the exact levels of this protein circulating in your bloodstream. If you've been experiencing symptoms of excessive bleeding or have been diagnosed with a clotting disorder, your healthcare provider may order this test to check how effectively your blood can clot. Knowing your fibrinogen levels provides crucial insights into your body's ability to manage bleeding and can guide potential treatments, such as IV therapy, to help restore healthy clotting function.
D-Dimer
This simple blood test measures D-dimer, a protein fragment your body creates when a blood clot dissolves. Elevated levels suggest there has been significant clot formation and breakdown, which can be a key indicator for serious conditions. Healthcare providers frequently use the D-Dimer test to quickly help diagnose or rule out life-threatening blood clotting disorders, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). Because blood clots require urgent attention, this test is an essential diagnostic tool. Your doctor may order this test if you are showing symptoms of a clotting condition or to monitor treatments for disorders like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
PT w/INR
The PT/INR test is essential for anyone taking the blood thinner warfarin. This measurement helps healthcare providers monitor how fast your blood is clotting, ensuring the medication dosage is precisely right for you. It's also frequently used to check your blood's clotting ability before surgery and can help diagnose various bleeding or clotting disorders, including those related to liver conditions or Vitamin K deficiency. Having your blood clot too quickly or too slowly can lead to serious health risks, so regular monitoring is key to staying safe.
Hemoglobinopathy Fractionation Cascade
Diagnosing hemoglobin disorders can be a cascade, and this advanced panel is the optimal test for getting to the core diagnosis. It starts with capillary electrophoresis (CE) and reflexively adds high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) or hemoglobin solubility testing as needed. This comprehensive, multi-step process ensures accurate detection of thalassemias and various hemoglobin variants. If you have hematologic or clinical findings suggestive of a hemoglobinopathy, this test delivers the detailed information your healthcare provider needs to plan your care. It moves beyond standard screening to provide a definitive clinical interpretation.
Iron + TIBC
Iron is absolutely essential for your body to produce healthy red blood cells that transport oxygen throughout your system. This comprehensive Iron + TIBC panel provides crucial insight into your body’s iron status, measuring the amount of iron in your blood along with your total iron-binding capacity (TIBC). The TIBC specifically shows how well the protein transferrin can carry iron, serving as a key index of your nutritional health. Healthcare providers often use these results to accurately diagnose iron-related conditions like iron-deficiency anemia, which is quite common, or less common issues such as iron overload (hemochromatosis). Getting this screening is a simple step to understand if you have the right balance of iron needed for optimal energy and health.
CBC w/Diff, Platelet Ct.
This vital blood panel is often the first step in understanding your overall health. It precisely measures your red blood cells, which carry oxygen, your white blood cells, which fight infection, and your platelets, essential for clotting. A key part of this test is the "differential," which specifically counts the five different types of white blood cells, offering critical insight into your immune system's function. Doctors use these combined results to screen for common conditions like anemia and monitor ongoing issues, including infections or cancer treatments. Get clear data about your blood health today.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Body Builder Panel
A panel designed for bodybuilders and strength athletes to optimize performance and recovery. It includes comprehensive blood work, metabolic function, lipids, hormones, inflammation markers, and nutritional status to help you track your progress and make data-driven decisions.
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen is a critical protein produced by your liver, essential for forming blood clots and stopping bleeding when you get a cut. This blood test is key to measuring the exact levels of this protein circulating in your bloodstream. If you've been experiencing symptoms of excessive bleeding or have been diagnosed with a clotting disorder, your healthcare provider may order this test to check how effectively your blood can clot. Knowing your fibrinogen levels provides crucial insights into your body's ability to manage bleeding and can guide potential treatments, such as IV therapy, to help restore healthy clotting function.
D-Dimer
This simple blood test measures D-dimer, a protein fragment your body creates when a blood clot dissolves. Elevated levels suggest there has been significant clot formation and breakdown, which can be a key indicator for serious conditions. Healthcare providers frequently use the D-Dimer test to quickly help diagnose or rule out life-threatening blood clotting disorders, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). Because blood clots require urgent attention, this test is an essential diagnostic tool. Your doctor may order this test if you are showing symptoms of a clotting condition or to monitor treatments for disorders like disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
PT w/INR
The PT/INR test is essential for anyone taking the blood thinner warfarin. This measurement helps healthcare providers monitor how fast your blood is clotting, ensuring the medication dosage is precisely right for you. It's also frequently used to check your blood's clotting ability before surgery and can help diagnose various bleeding or clotting disorders, including those related to liver conditions or Vitamin K deficiency. Having your blood clot too quickly or too slowly can lead to serious health risks, so regular monitoring is key to staying safe.
Hemoglobinopathy Fractionation Cascade
Diagnosing hemoglobin disorders can be a cascade, and this advanced panel is the optimal test for getting to the core diagnosis. It starts with capillary electrophoresis (CE) and reflexively adds high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) or hemoglobin solubility testing as needed. This comprehensive, multi-step process ensures accurate detection of thalassemias and various hemoglobin variants. If you have hematologic or clinical findings suggestive of a hemoglobinopathy, this test delivers the detailed information your healthcare provider needs to plan your care. It moves beyond standard screening to provide a definitive clinical interpretation.
Iron + TIBC
Iron is absolutely essential for your body to produce healthy red blood cells that transport oxygen throughout your system. This comprehensive Iron + TIBC panel provides crucial insight into your body’s iron status, measuring the amount of iron in your blood along with your total iron-binding capacity (TIBC). The TIBC specifically shows how well the protein transferrin can carry iron, serving as a key index of your nutritional health. Healthcare providers often use these results to accurately diagnose iron-related conditions like iron-deficiency anemia, which is quite common, or less common issues such as iron overload (hemochromatosis). Getting this screening is a simple step to understand if you have the right balance of iron needed for optimal energy and health.
CBC w/Diff, Platelet Ct.
This vital blood panel is often the first step in understanding your overall health. It precisely measures your red blood cells, which carry oxygen, your white blood cells, which fight infection, and your platelets, essential for clotting. A key part of this test is the "differential," which specifically counts the five different types of white blood cells, offering critical insight into your immune system's function. Doctors use these combined results to screen for common conditions like anemia and monitor ongoing issues, including infections or cancer treatments. Get clear data about your blood health today.
Stress Aging
Growth Hormone (GH)
Growth Hormone, or GH, is a vital hormone made by your pituitary gland that significantly impacts bone growth, muscle mass, and overall height in children, and maintains bone and muscle health in adults. Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and with activity, making a standard blood draw often insufficient. Specialized GH tests, like stimulation or suppression tests, measure the hormone in your blood to diagnose conditions such as gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults, or GH deficiency which causes slow growth in childhood. Understanding your GH levels can be crucial for diagnosing pituitary issues and monitoring treatment for related disorders. This panel provides a reliable measure to help determine if your body is producing the right amount of this essential hormone.
IGF-1
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is a critical component of the body's growth and development system. As a key growth hormone, IGF-1 mediates the anabolic and linear growth-promoting effects of pituitary Growth Hormone (GH). This test is routinely used to detect and monitor GH disorders, particularly GH deficiency in children which can lead to slow growth and shorter stature. Understanding your IGF-1 levels provides essential insights into your body's hormone balance and how it's regulating growth processes. By checking your IGF-1 status, you gain valuable information necessary for addressing potential hormone imbalances or growth concerns.
Growth Hormone (GH)
Growth Hormone, or GH, is a vital hormone made by your pituitary gland that significantly impacts bone growth, muscle mass, and overall height in children, and maintains bone and muscle health in adults. Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and with activity, making a standard blood draw often insufficient. Specialized GH tests, like stimulation or suppression tests, measure the hormone in your blood to diagnose conditions such as gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults, or GH deficiency which causes slow growth in childhood. Understanding your GH levels can be crucial for diagnosing pituitary issues and monitoring treatment for related disorders. This panel provides a reliable measure to help determine if your body is producing the right amount of this essential hormone.
IGF-1
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is a critical component of the body's growth and development system. As a key growth hormone, IGF-1 mediates the anabolic and linear growth-promoting effects of pituitary Growth Hormone (GH). This test is routinely used to detect and monitor GH disorders, particularly GH deficiency in children which can lead to slow growth and shorter stature. Understanding your IGF-1 levels provides essential insights into your body's hormone balance and how it's regulating growth processes. By checking your IGF-1 status, you gain valuable information necessary for addressing potential hormone imbalances or growth concerns.
Growth Hormone (GH)
Growth Hormone, or GH, is a vital hormone made by your pituitary gland that significantly impacts bone growth, muscle mass, and overall height in children, and maintains bone and muscle health in adults. Levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and with activity, making a standard blood draw often insufficient. Specialized GH tests, like stimulation or suppression tests, measure the hormone in your blood to diagnose conditions such as gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults, or GH deficiency which causes slow growth in childhood. Understanding your GH levels can be crucial for diagnosing pituitary issues and monitoring treatment for related disorders. This panel provides a reliable measure to help determine if your body is producing the right amount of this essential hormone.
IGF-1
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is a critical component of the body's growth and development system. As a key growth hormone, IGF-1 mediates the anabolic and linear growth-promoting effects of pituitary Growth Hormone (GH). This test is routinely used to detect and monitor GH disorders, particularly GH deficiency in children which can lead to slow growth and shorter stature. Understanding your IGF-1 levels provides essential insights into your body's hormone balance and how it's regulating growth processes. By checking your IGF-1 status, you gain valuable information necessary for addressing potential hormone imbalances or growth concerns.
Immune Regulation
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) - Serum
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is a key antibody that defends your digestive system and respiratory tract from invading pathogens. This essential blood test measures the levels of IgA circulating in your serum, helping doctors evaluate how well your immune system is protecting these critical areas. High or low IgA levels can signal underlying immune system issues, frequently seen with problems like chronic diarrhea, recurrent sinus infections, asthma, allergies, or certain autoimmune disorders such as lupus and celiac disease. Testing your IgA levels provides important information used to diagnose and monitor conditions associated with abnormal immune responses. Understanding these levels is a vital step toward managing your overall health.
CMV IgG
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus that infects people of all ages and often remains dormant after the initial infection. The CMV IgG test specifically identifies the presence of Immunoglobulin G antibodies, which your body produces several weeks after initial CMV exposure. A positive IgG result confirms you have had a past infection and are generally immune to a primary infection, although the virus can reactivate. Understanding your CMV status is particularly vital before undergoing organ transplantation or if you are pregnant, as it helps determine your risk for complications. This simple blood test provides crucial information about your body's history with CMV.
CMV IgM
The Cytomegalovirus (CMV) IgM antibody test detects a specific immune response that may indicate a current or recent infection with the common CMV virus. Because CMV can be particularly concerning for pregnant individuals or those with compromised immunity, understanding your status is crucial for appropriate care. A positive result suggests recent exposure, often within the last few months, although low levels can sometimes persist for over a year. Healthcare providers frequently use this test, often alongside an IgG test, to differentiate between a primary infection and a past one. While an acute infection is best confirmed by seeing a change from a negative to a positive IgG result, the IgM test offers vital early information. Talk to your doctor about this blood work if a recent CMV exposure is suspected.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Zinc, Serum
Zinc is an essential mineral that powers your immune system, metabolism, and wound healing, yet the body doesn't store it, meaning you need a regular intake. This serum test accurately measures the current level of zinc circulating in your blood. Doctors often recommend this test to evaluate immune function, investigate growth disorders, or diagnose potential deficiencies that can cause symptoms like hair loss or frequent illness. Identifying low zinc levels is important because a deficiency, especially in those with certain medical conditions or restrictive diets, can impact overall health and daily function. Treatment often involves simple supplementation, which can quickly restore normal levels and help you feel better.
Copper, Plasma/Serum
Copper is an essential trace mineral that plays a vital role in everything from bone health to neurological function, yet too much or too little can cause serious health complications. This simple blood test measures the total amount of copper circulating in your serum or plasma, including both protein-bound and free forms. Doctors often order this test to assess for deficiency, which can be linked to conditions like Menkes disease or malnutrition, or toxicity, often associated with the genetic disorder Wilson disease. Monitoring your copper levels is crucial because imbalances can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and severe liver issues if left untreated. Knowing your results provides key insight into whether your body is properly absorbing, carrying, and excreting this important element.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) - Serum
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is a key antibody that defends your digestive system and respiratory tract from invading pathogens. This essential blood test measures the levels of IgA circulating in your serum, helping doctors evaluate how well your immune system is protecting these critical areas. High or low IgA levels can signal underlying immune system issues, frequently seen with problems like chronic diarrhea, recurrent sinus infections, asthma, allergies, or certain autoimmune disorders such as lupus and celiac disease. Testing your IgA levels provides important information used to diagnose and monitor conditions associated with abnormal immune responses. Understanding these levels is a vital step toward managing your overall health.
CMV IgG
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus that infects people of all ages and often remains dormant after the initial infection. The CMV IgG test specifically identifies the presence of Immunoglobulin G antibodies, which your body produces several weeks after initial CMV exposure. A positive IgG result confirms you have had a past infection and are generally immune to a primary infection, although the virus can reactivate. Understanding your CMV status is particularly vital before undergoing organ transplantation or if you are pregnant, as it helps determine your risk for complications. This simple blood test provides crucial information about your body's history with CMV.
CMV IgM
The Cytomegalovirus (CMV) IgM antibody test detects a specific immune response that may indicate a current or recent infection with the common CMV virus. Because CMV can be particularly concerning for pregnant individuals or those with compromised immunity, understanding your status is crucial for appropriate care. A positive result suggests recent exposure, often within the last few months, although low levels can sometimes persist for over a year. Healthcare providers frequently use this test, often alongside an IgG test, to differentiate between a primary infection and a past one. While an acute infection is best confirmed by seeing a change from a negative to a positive IgG result, the IgM test offers vital early information. Talk to your doctor about this blood work if a recent CMV exposure is suspected.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Zinc, Serum
Zinc is an essential mineral that powers your immune system, metabolism, and wound healing, yet the body doesn't store it, meaning you need a regular intake. This serum test accurately measures the current level of zinc circulating in your blood. Doctors often recommend this test to evaluate immune function, investigate growth disorders, or diagnose potential deficiencies that can cause symptoms like hair loss or frequent illness. Identifying low zinc levels is important because a deficiency, especially in those with certain medical conditions or restrictive diets, can impact overall health and daily function. Treatment often involves simple supplementation, which can quickly restore normal levels and help you feel better.
Copper, Plasma/Serum
Copper is an essential trace mineral that plays a vital role in everything from bone health to neurological function, yet too much or too little can cause serious health complications. This simple blood test measures the total amount of copper circulating in your serum or plasma, including both protein-bound and free forms. Doctors often order this test to assess for deficiency, which can be linked to conditions like Menkes disease or malnutrition, or toxicity, often associated with the genetic disorder Wilson disease. Monitoring your copper levels is crucial because imbalances can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and severe liver issues if left untreated. Knowing your results provides key insight into whether your body is properly absorbing, carrying, and excreting this important element.
All the tests in "Superpower"
This panel covers the exact tests that Superpower offers in their $200/year membership.
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) - Serum
Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is a key antibody that defends your digestive system and respiratory tract from invading pathogens. This essential blood test measures the levels of IgA circulating in your serum, helping doctors evaluate how well your immune system is protecting these critical areas. High or low IgA levels can signal underlying immune system issues, frequently seen with problems like chronic diarrhea, recurrent sinus infections, asthma, allergies, or certain autoimmune disorders such as lupus and celiac disease. Testing your IgA levels provides important information used to diagnose and monitor conditions associated with abnormal immune responses. Understanding these levels is a vital step toward managing your overall health.
CMV IgG
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus that infects people of all ages and often remains dormant after the initial infection. The CMV IgG test specifically identifies the presence of Immunoglobulin G antibodies, which your body produces several weeks after initial CMV exposure. A positive IgG result confirms you have had a past infection and are generally immune to a primary infection, although the virus can reactivate. Understanding your CMV status is particularly vital before undergoing organ transplantation or if you are pregnant, as it helps determine your risk for complications. This simple blood test provides crucial information about your body's history with CMV.
CMV IgM
The Cytomegalovirus (CMV) IgM antibody test detects a specific immune response that may indicate a current or recent infection with the common CMV virus. Because CMV can be particularly concerning for pregnant individuals or those with compromised immunity, understanding your status is crucial for appropriate care. A positive result suggests recent exposure, often within the last few months, although low levels can sometimes persist for over a year. Healthcare providers frequently use this test, often alongside an IgG test, to differentiate between a primary infection and a past one. While an acute infection is best confirmed by seeing a change from a negative to a positive IgG result, the IgM test offers vital early information. Talk to your doctor about this blood work if a recent CMV exposure is suspected.
Vitamin D
Optimal health relies on adequate Vitamin D, often called the "sunshine vitamin." This crucial nutrient is essential because it regulates key minerals like calcium and phosphate in the body. The most accurate way to measure your status is through the 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test, checking for deficiency which can often result from low sun exposure or diet. Understanding your levels is vital for supporting bone health and overall wellness, especially for those with limited sun time or certain health conditions. This simple test provides the insight needed to ensure your body is functioning at its best.
Zinc, Serum
Zinc is an essential mineral that powers your immune system, metabolism, and wound healing, yet the body doesn't store it, meaning you need a regular intake. This serum test accurately measures the current level of zinc circulating in your blood. Doctors often recommend this test to evaluate immune function, investigate growth disorders, or diagnose potential deficiencies that can cause symptoms like hair loss or frequent illness. Identifying low zinc levels is important because a deficiency, especially in those with certain medical conditions or restrictive diets, can impact overall health and daily function. Treatment often involves simple supplementation, which can quickly restore normal levels and help you feel better.
Copper, Plasma/Serum
Copper is an essential trace mineral that plays a vital role in everything from bone health to neurological function, yet too much or too little can cause serious health complications. This simple blood test measures the total amount of copper circulating in your serum or plasma, including both protein-bound and free forms. Doctors often order this test to assess for deficiency, which can be linked to conditions like Menkes disease or malnutrition, or toxicity, often associated with the genetic disorder Wilson disease. Monitoring your copper levels is crucial because imbalances can lead to anemia, nerve damage, and severe liver issues if left untreated. Knowing your results provides key insight into whether your body is properly absorbing, carrying, and excreting this important element.
Iron
Nutrient
Nutrient deficiencies are surprisingly common. Over 90% of Americans don't get enough of at least one essential vitamin or mineral. This panel identifies deficiencies that cause fatigue, brain fog, weak immunity, and poor recovery. Especially important for vegetarians (B12 deficiency), people with limited sun exposure (Vitamin D), women of childbearing age (Ferritin), and anyone with digestive issues that affect absorption. Optimizing nutrition is foundational to energy, mood, and disease prevention.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Iron + TIBC
Iron is absolutely essential for your body to produce healthy red blood cells that transport oxygen throughout your system. This comprehensive Iron + TIBC panel provides crucial insight into your body’s iron status, measuring the amount of iron in your blood along with your total iron-binding capacity (TIBC). The TIBC specifically shows how well the protein transferrin can carry iron, serving as a key index of your nutritional health. Healthcare providers often use these results to accurately diagnose iron-related conditions like iron-deficiency anemia, which is quite common, or less common issues such as iron overload (hemochromatosis). Getting this screening is a simple step to understand if you have the right balance of iron needed for optimal energy and health.
Nutrient
Nutrient deficiencies are surprisingly common. Over 90% of Americans don't get enough of at least one essential vitamin or mineral. This panel identifies deficiencies that cause fatigue, brain fog, weak immunity, and poor recovery. Especially important for vegetarians (B12 deficiency), people with limited sun exposure (Vitamin D), women of childbearing age (Ferritin), and anyone with digestive issues that affect absorption. Optimizing nutrition is foundational to energy, mood, and disease prevention.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Iron + TIBC
Iron is absolutely essential for your body to produce healthy red blood cells that transport oxygen throughout your system. This comprehensive Iron + TIBC panel provides crucial insight into your body’s iron status, measuring the amount of iron in your blood along with your total iron-binding capacity (TIBC). The TIBC specifically shows how well the protein transferrin can carry iron, serving as a key index of your nutritional health. Healthcare providers often use these results to accurately diagnose iron-related conditions like iron-deficiency anemia, which is quite common, or less common issues such as iron overload (hemochromatosis). Getting this screening is a simple step to understand if you have the right balance of iron needed for optimal energy and health.
Nutrient
Nutrient deficiencies are surprisingly common. Over 90% of Americans don't get enough of at least one essential vitamin or mineral. This panel identifies deficiencies that cause fatigue, brain fog, weak immunity, and poor recovery. Especially important for vegetarians (B12 deficiency), people with limited sun exposure (Vitamin D), women of childbearing age (Ferritin), and anyone with digestive issues that affect absorption. Optimizing nutrition is foundational to energy, mood, and disease prevention.
Comprehensive Men's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Comprehensive Women's
Covers all of the bases. This panel was designed with collaboration from preventive health specialists to maximize value for actionable insights. The included tests cover Heart, Hormones, Metabolic, Inflammation, Iron, General Health, Kidney, Liver, and Nutrition, providing a broad and deep assessment across all major health domains.
Anemia
Anemia affects over 3 million Americans, with women being 5 times more likely to develop iron-deficiency anemia due to menstruation and pregnancy. This comprehensive panel identifies the root cause of fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and cold hands or feet. Beyond iron deficiency, it screens for vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms. Essential for women of childbearing age, vegetarians, athletes, and anyone experiencing unexplained tiredness or pale skin.
Full Monty Panel
A comprehensive iron system evaluation that examines the complete picture of iron status and mineral balance. This panel includes essential biomarkers for assessing iron transport, storage, utilization, and related minerals that work together in the body's iron system.
Comprehensive Panel (excluding hormones)
A thorough health evaluation covering cardiovascular health, metabolic function, nutrition, and inflammation markers, providing essential insights without hormone testing.
Iron + TIBC
Iron is absolutely essential for your body to produce healthy red blood cells that transport oxygen throughout your system. This comprehensive Iron + TIBC panel provides crucial insight into your body’s iron status, measuring the amount of iron in your blood along with your total iron-binding capacity (TIBC). The TIBC specifically shows how well the protein transferrin can carry iron, serving as a key index of your nutritional health. Healthcare providers often use these results to accurately diagnose iron-related conditions like iron-deficiency anemia, which is quite common, or less common issues such as iron overload (hemochromatosis). Getting this screening is a simple step to understand if you have the right balance of iron needed for optimal energy and health.
Autoimmunity
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody (IgG)
This Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody test is a crucial diagnostic tool when evaluating joint pain. Up to 70% of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) test positive for these autoantibodies, making it highly specific for the condition. The test helps confirm or rule out RA, often in conjunction with the Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test, providing a more accurate early diagnosis than RF alone. Identifying CCP antibodies can also help predict the potential severity and progression of RA. If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent joint pain, this blood test offers valuable insights into your joint health.
Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test is a blood analysis checking for a specific protein made by the immune system that may indicate disease activity. While RF testing is primarily utilized alongside other results to help pinpoint a diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis, higher levels can also be associated with other autoimmune disorders or chronic infections. A high RF level alone does not confirm a diagnosis, but it provides a critical piece of the puzzle for healthcare providers, especially if you are experiencing symptoms like joint pain or stiffness. Knowing your RF status can help your doctor choose the most effective path forward for treatment.
Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) Antibodies (IgA, IgG)
Get clarity on your body's reaction to gluten with the Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies (IgA, IgG) test. This serology profile measures two key antibodies your immune system produces when it mistakes gluten as a threat. Elevated levels of tTG IgA or IgG are strongly consistent with a diagnosis of Celiac Disease or Dermatitis Herpetiformis, especially when IgA deficiency is a concern. It is the preferred initial screening test for individuals experiencing Celiac symptoms or those with a high-risk family history. Take this crucial step toward understanding your health and managing gluten sensitivity effectively.
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Antibodies
Understand a crucial piece of your thyroid health with this specific test. Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) is a key enzyme in the thyroid gland, and this blood test specifically measures the level of TPO antibodies present in your system. High levels of these antibodies often indicate that your immune system is targeting your thyroid, which is a common factor in autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's disease. While not used for diagnosis alone, the results provide important information to healthcare providers trying to determine the underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction. Getting this insight is a significant step toward managing your health effectively.
Anti-Microsomal Ab(Thyroid Peroxidase) TPO
Your thyroid health is directly tied to your overall well-being. This specialized test, often called a Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) test, measures antithyroid microsomal antibodies in your blood. Elevated levels of these antibodies signal that your immune system may be mistakenly attacking your thyroid gland, which is essential for hormone production. This information is crucial for confirming the cause of various thyroid problems, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease. Understanding your TPO antibody status helps doctors differentiate autoimmune thyroid disorders from non-autoimmune conditions, guiding the most effective path for treatment and monitoring your future risk of developing thyroid disease.
Antinuclear Ab. (ANA) W/Reflex
This Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) test is a crucial step in understanding your immune health. It specifically detects autoantibodies that mistakenly target your body's own tissues, particularly the cell nucleus. The "W/Reflex" designation means that if ANAs are found, further specific testing can automatically be performed on the sample to narrow down a potential diagnosis. Your healthcare provider typically orders this panel when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, offering essential insight to help diagnose conditions like lupus or Sjogren's syndrome. A positive result is not an automatic diagnosis, but it provides vital information to guide your next steps with your doctor.
Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation
Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100 people globally, though many remain undiagnosed. This Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation is a critical first step in screening for the condition. It specifically measures tTG-IgA and total IgA antibodies, and may include tTG-IgG and DGP-IgG if IgA levels are low, as recommended by the American College of Gastroenterology. Importantly, this test requires you to be eating gluten for accurate results since it screens for your immune system's response to the protein. If you have symptoms or a first-degree relative with Celiac Disease, this evaluation provides clear insights into your risk, which can be followed up by a healthcare provider.
Full Celiac Panel (Antibodies + HLA genetic testing)
Celiac disease is a complex, often underdiagnosed condition, but this comprehensive panel offers a complete picture. This test combines standard celiac antibody measurements with crucial HLA genetic testing for DQ2.5 and DQ8, the genes almost always present in those with celiac disease. Testing for these specific genetic markers is incredibly useful as a negative result can effectively rule out the condition. By including both the antibody and genetic components, this full panel provides the clearest diagnostic insight available, especially when dietary changes have complicated traditional antibody results. Get the detailed, definitive information you need to move forward with confidence.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody (IgG)
This Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody test is a crucial diagnostic tool when evaluating joint pain. Up to 70% of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) test positive for these autoantibodies, making it highly specific for the condition. The test helps confirm or rule out RA, often in conjunction with the Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test, providing a more accurate early diagnosis than RF alone. Identifying CCP antibodies can also help predict the potential severity and progression of RA. If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent joint pain, this blood test offers valuable insights into your joint health.
Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test is a blood analysis checking for a specific protein made by the immune system that may indicate disease activity. While RF testing is primarily utilized alongside other results to help pinpoint a diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis, higher levels can also be associated with other autoimmune disorders or chronic infections. A high RF level alone does not confirm a diagnosis, but it provides a critical piece of the puzzle for healthcare providers, especially if you are experiencing symptoms like joint pain or stiffness. Knowing your RF status can help your doctor choose the most effective path forward for treatment.
Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) Antibodies (IgA, IgG)
Get clarity on your body's reaction to gluten with the Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies (IgA, IgG) test. This serology profile measures two key antibodies your immune system produces when it mistakes gluten as a threat. Elevated levels of tTG IgA or IgG are strongly consistent with a diagnosis of Celiac Disease or Dermatitis Herpetiformis, especially when IgA deficiency is a concern. It is the preferred initial screening test for individuals experiencing Celiac symptoms or those with a high-risk family history. Take this crucial step toward understanding your health and managing gluten sensitivity effectively.
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Antibodies
Understand a crucial piece of your thyroid health with this specific test. Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) is a key enzyme in the thyroid gland, and this blood test specifically measures the level of TPO antibodies present in your system. High levels of these antibodies often indicate that your immune system is targeting your thyroid, which is a common factor in autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's disease. While not used for diagnosis alone, the results provide important information to healthcare providers trying to determine the underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction. Getting this insight is a significant step toward managing your health effectively.
Anti-Microsomal Ab(Thyroid Peroxidase) TPO
Your thyroid health is directly tied to your overall well-being. This specialized test, often called a Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) test, measures antithyroid microsomal antibodies in your blood. Elevated levels of these antibodies signal that your immune system may be mistakenly attacking your thyroid gland, which is essential for hormone production. This information is crucial for confirming the cause of various thyroid problems, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease. Understanding your TPO antibody status helps doctors differentiate autoimmune thyroid disorders from non-autoimmune conditions, guiding the most effective path for treatment and monitoring your future risk of developing thyroid disease.
Antinuclear Ab. (ANA) W/Reflex
This Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) test is a crucial step in understanding your immune health. It specifically detects autoantibodies that mistakenly target your body's own tissues, particularly the cell nucleus. The "W/Reflex" designation means that if ANAs are found, further specific testing can automatically be performed on the sample to narrow down a potential diagnosis. Your healthcare provider typically orders this panel when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, offering essential insight to help diagnose conditions like lupus or Sjogren's syndrome. A positive result is not an automatic diagnosis, but it provides vital information to guide your next steps with your doctor.
Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation
Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100 people globally, though many remain undiagnosed. This Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation is a critical first step in screening for the condition. It specifically measures tTG-IgA and total IgA antibodies, and may include tTG-IgG and DGP-IgG if IgA levels are low, as recommended by the American College of Gastroenterology. Importantly, this test requires you to be eating gluten for accurate results since it screens for your immune system's response to the protein. If you have symptoms or a first-degree relative with Celiac Disease, this evaluation provides clear insights into your risk, which can be followed up by a healthcare provider.
Full Celiac Panel (Antibodies + HLA genetic testing)
Celiac disease is a complex, often underdiagnosed condition, but this comprehensive panel offers a complete picture. This test combines standard celiac antibody measurements with crucial HLA genetic testing for DQ2.5 and DQ8, the genes almost always present in those with celiac disease. Testing for these specific genetic markers is incredibly useful as a negative result can effectively rule out the condition. By including both the antibody and genetic components, this full panel provides the clearest diagnostic insight available, especially when dietary changes have complicated traditional antibody results. Get the detailed, definitive information you need to move forward with confidence.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody
Thyroid
Thyroid disorders affect 20 million Americans, with women being 8 times more likely to develop thyroid problems. This comprehensive panel goes beyond basic TSH testing to evaluate complete thyroid function and autoimmunity. Essential for anyone experiencing unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, temperature sensitivity, brain fog, or mood changes. Many people suffer for years with undiagnosed thyroid issues because basic screenings miss subclinical dysfunction and autoimmune conditions.
Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody (IgG)
This Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) Antibody test is a crucial diagnostic tool when evaluating joint pain. Up to 70% of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) test positive for these autoantibodies, making it highly specific for the condition. The test helps confirm or rule out RA, often in conjunction with the Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test, providing a more accurate early diagnosis than RF alone. Identifying CCP antibodies can also help predict the potential severity and progression of RA. If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent joint pain, this blood test offers valuable insights into your joint health.
Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor (RF) test is a blood analysis checking for a specific protein made by the immune system that may indicate disease activity. While RF testing is primarily utilized alongside other results to help pinpoint a diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis, higher levels can also be associated with other autoimmune disorders or chronic infections. A high RF level alone does not confirm a diagnosis, but it provides a critical piece of the puzzle for healthcare providers, especially if you are experiencing symptoms like joint pain or stiffness. Knowing your RF status can help your doctor choose the most effective path forward for treatment.
Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) Antibodies (IgA, IgG)
Get clarity on your body's reaction to gluten with the Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies (IgA, IgG) test. This serology profile measures two key antibodies your immune system produces when it mistakes gluten as a threat. Elevated levels of tTG IgA or IgG are strongly consistent with a diagnosis of Celiac Disease or Dermatitis Herpetiformis, especially when IgA deficiency is a concern. It is the preferred initial screening test for individuals experiencing Celiac symptoms or those with a high-risk family history. Take this crucial step toward understanding your health and managing gluten sensitivity effectively.
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Antibodies
Understand a crucial piece of your thyroid health with this specific test. Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) is a key enzyme in the thyroid gland, and this blood test specifically measures the level of TPO antibodies present in your system. High levels of these antibodies often indicate that your immune system is targeting your thyroid, which is a common factor in autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto's disease. While not used for diagnosis alone, the results provide important information to healthcare providers trying to determine the underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction. Getting this insight is a significant step toward managing your health effectively.
Anti-Microsomal Ab(Thyroid Peroxidase) TPO
Your thyroid health is directly tied to your overall well-being. This specialized test, often called a Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) test, measures antithyroid microsomal antibodies in your blood. Elevated levels of these antibodies signal that your immune system may be mistakenly attacking your thyroid gland, which is essential for hormone production. This information is crucial for confirming the cause of various thyroid problems, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease. Understanding your TPO antibody status helps doctors differentiate autoimmune thyroid disorders from non-autoimmune conditions, guiding the most effective path for treatment and monitoring your future risk of developing thyroid disease.
Antinuclear Ab. (ANA) W/Reflex
This Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) test is a crucial step in understanding your immune health. It specifically detects autoantibodies that mistakenly target your body's own tissues, particularly the cell nucleus. The "W/Reflex" designation means that if ANAs are found, further specific testing can automatically be performed on the sample to narrow down a potential diagnosis. Your healthcare provider typically orders this panel when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, offering essential insight to help diagnose conditions like lupus or Sjogren's syndrome. A positive result is not an automatic diagnosis, but it provides vital information to guide your next steps with your doctor.
Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation
Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100 people globally, though many remain undiagnosed. This Celiac Disease Antibody Evaluation is a critical first step in screening for the condition. It specifically measures tTG-IgA and total IgA antibodies, and may include tTG-IgG and DGP-IgG if IgA levels are low, as recommended by the American College of Gastroenterology. Importantly, this test requires you to be eating gluten for accurate results since it screens for your immune system's response to the protein. If you have symptoms or a first-degree relative with Celiac Disease, this evaluation provides clear insights into your risk, which can be followed up by a healthcare provider.
Full Celiac Panel (Antibodies + HLA genetic testing)
Celiac disease is a complex, often underdiagnosed condition, but this comprehensive panel offers a complete picture. This test combines standard celiac antibody measurements with crucial HLA genetic testing for DQ2.5 and DQ8, the genes almost always present in those with celiac disease. Testing for these specific genetic markers is incredibly useful as a negative result can effectively rule out the condition. By including both the antibody and genetic components, this full panel provides the clearest diagnostic insight available, especially when dietary changes have complicated traditional antibody results. Get the detailed, definitive information you need to move forward with confidence.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody
Heavy Metals
Heavy Metals
Heavy metal exposure is more common than you think in contaminated water and food, occupational hazards, and consumer products. These toxic metals accumulate in your body over time, potentially causing neurological symptoms, fatigue, digestive issues, and cognitive decline. Particularly important for people with amalgam fillings, well water, frequent seafood consumption, or exposure to paints, batteries, or industrial materials. Early detection allows for targeted detoxification protocols.
Heavy Metals
Heavy metal exposure is more common than you think in contaminated water and food, occupational hazards, and consumer products. These toxic metals accumulate in your body over time, potentially causing neurological symptoms, fatigue, digestive issues, and cognitive decline. Particularly important for people with amalgam fillings, well water, frequent seafood consumption, or exposure to paints, batteries, or industrial materials. Early detection allows for targeted detoxification protocols.
Heavy Metals
Heavy metal exposure is more common than you think in contaminated water and food, occupational hazards, and consumer products. These toxic metals accumulate in your body over time, potentially causing neurological symptoms, fatigue, digestive issues, and cognitive decline. Particularly important for people with amalgam fillings, well water, frequent seafood consumption, or exposure to paints, batteries, or industrial materials. Early detection allows for targeted detoxification protocols.
Pancreas
C-Peptide
Diabetes affects millions, but knowing your body's insulin production is key. The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your pancreas is actually making, helping to distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and see if current treatments are working. If you're managing diabetes or experiencing symptoms of low blood sugar, this simple test provides the vital information you need to optimize your health and reduce risks.
C-Peptide
Diabetes affects millions, but knowing your body's insulin production is key. The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your pancreas is actually making, helping to distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and see if current treatments are working. If you're managing diabetes or experiencing symptoms of low blood sugar, this simple test provides the vital information you need to optimize your health and reduce risks.
C-Peptide
Diabetes affects millions, but knowing your body's insulin production is key. The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your pancreas is actually making, helping to distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and see if current treatments are working. If you're managing diabetes or experiencing symptoms of low blood sugar, this simple test provides the vital information you need to optimize your health and reduce risks.
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