Lab tests provide invaluable insights because they not only help diagnose your health problem but also offer a repeatable way to assess the success of your treatment.
A variety of lab tests, including hormone analysis, gut function, and stress and cortisol levels, can help many clients.
Lab test results indicate which therapeutic approach may be useful, with Nutritional Therapy and Homeopathy being the most commonly used.
- Thyroid Hormones – Total Thyroxine, Free T4, Free T3, TSH and Thyroid Antibodies
- Comprehensive Parasitology Profiles – for Parasites, Yeast, Bacteria
- Adrenal Stress Profile – A 24-hour profile for DHEA and Cortisol can reveal imbalances, which doctors associate with obesity, chronic fatigue, immune deficiency, and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
- Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis – It evaluates digestion, absorption, gut flora, and the colonic environment, including immunology and inflammation.
- DHEA level – The body circulates DHEA as the most abundant steroid hormone and uses it to synthesise several hormones, including oestrogen and testosterone. Many chronic diseases involve low levels of DHEA.
- Homocysteine– Researchers widely implicate Homocysteine in various clinical conditions, and they identify raised levels as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.”
- Women’s Hormonal Health – includes levels of progesterone, oestrogen and testosterone.
- Male Hormonal Health – Analysing Testosterone and the Adreno Cortex stress profile reveals how cortisol, DHEA, and melatonin influence testosterone
Lab Tests
Even if lab tests find nothing and come back negative, they still help by showing what we can rule out.
Cortisol Levels measured from Saliva samples
