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Counts the number of cholesterol-carrying particles for artery risk assessment.

Inherited particle that independently raises cardiovascular disease risk.

Sum of all cholesterol types; blunt screening tool.

Helps transport cholesterol back to the liver for recycling.

Blood fats that rise with refined carbs and alcohol; elevation can increase risk.

Cholesterol cargo within LDL particles; useful but less precise than ApoB.

Traditional metric for gauging overall heart risk.

Captures cholesterol in all "bad" particles when ApoB is unavailable.

White blood cell enzyme linked to oxidative stress in arteries.

Gut metabolite linked to cardiovascular and kidney risk.

Oxidized LDL more likely to irritate artery walls.

Enzyme tied to artery inflammation and plaque activity.

Pituitary control signal regulating thyroid function intensity.

Active thyroid hormone your cells actually use for metabolism.

Main hormone released by thyroid; converted to T3 as needed.

Inactive form rising during illness, stress, or calorie deficiency.

Indicates immune system targeting thyroid tissue.

Detects immune damage to thyroid cells.

Essential building block for thyroid hormone production.

Antibodies targeting cell nuclei, often seen in autoimmune diseases.

Antibody potentially indicating rheumatoid arthritis or autoimmune activity.

Detects salivary disease, pancreatitis, celiac disease, IBD, or tumors.

Identifies pancreatic inflammation and biliary system conditions.

Tumor marker for monitoring pancreatic or biliary conditions.

Detailed gut microbiome analysis with personalized insights.

Tests gene type influencing Alzheimer's risk.

Gene affecting folate and homocysteine processing; variants reduce enzyme efficiency.

Assesses individuals for hereditary conditions including cancers, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases — 163 genes analyzed.

Reflects average blood sugar over approximately 3 months.

Shows metabolic effort maintaining fasting blood sugar; early resistance indicator.

Breakdown product; elevated levels raise blood pressure and vessel irritation.

Sulfur-based amino acid; elevated levels irritate blood vessel linings.

Fat cell hormone signaling fullness; high levels indicate potential resistance.

Calculated score estimating insulin resistance.

Single morning fasting blood sugar measurement.

Kidney filtration efficiency estimate; higher indicates better function.

Interprets kidney and hydration status.

Main blood salt reflecting water balance.

Mineral maintaining nerve and heart rhythm within tight ranges.

Ion supporting acid-base balance with sodium.

Reflects bicarbonate, the blood's acid buffer system.

Mineral essential for bones, nerves, and muscles.

Blood proteins including antibodies and carrier proteins.

Compares liver-made albumin to immune-related globulins.

Red cell breakdown product processed by the liver.

Enzyme from bile ducts and bone tissue.

Trace mineral crucial for thyroid hormone activation and antioxidant defense.

Sensitive B12 status marker; elevated indicates functional deficiency.

Red cell magnesium reflecting body stores more accurately than serum.

Supports nerves, brain, and red blood cells.

Essential for DNA repair and blood cell production.

Mineral supporting immune function, wound healing, and hormone balance.

Works with iron for red blood cell and energy production.

Red blood cell omega-3 profile reflecting the last 2–3 months.

Omega-3 that helps cool inflammation and lower triglycerides.

Intermediate omega-3 supporting anti-inflammatory balance and cell membrane flexibility.

Omega-3 supporting brain, eye, and heart cell membranes.

Sum of all omega-3 fats indicating anti-inflammatory status.

Sum of omega-6 fats used for cell structure.

Balance between inflammatory and anti-inflammatory fats.

Reflects inflammatory balance between two key fatty acids.

Omega-6 fat needed for repair and signaling.

Common omega-6 fat found in vegetable oils.

Storage form supporting bone, muscle, and immune health.

Sensitive whole-body inflammation marker; lower is preferred.

Iron storage indicator; elevation suggests inflammation or iron overload.

Liver enzyme rising with hepatic injury.

Primary liver-produced protein maintaining vessel fluid and hormone transport.

Liver enzyme also rising with hard workouts or muscle injury.

Liver enzyme that rises when the liver is irritated or fatty.

Sum of albumin and globulins representing nutrition and immunity proteins.

Kidney function marker less affected by muscle mass than creatinine.

Muscle-waste marker filtered by kidneys; higher indicates lower filtration.

Protein-waste marker rising with dehydration.

Measures urine concentration; high indicates dehydration.

Reflects acidity or alkalinity level.

Detects sugar spillover from elevated blood sugar or diabetes.

Appears when liver or bile system is stressed.

Seen in fasting, low-carb diets, or uncontrolled diabetes.

Detects non-visible blood traces from infection, stones, or exercise.

Checks for albumin; persistent elevation may signal kidney stress.

Indicates nitrite-producing bacteria; often present in urinary tract infections.

Suggests white blood cells; common UTI indicator.

Microscopic white blood cells; infection or inflammation marker.

Red blood cells suggesting irritation, stones, or infection.

Urinary tract surface cells; excess may indicate contamination.

Bladder lining cells; high numbers reflect irritation or injury.

Kidney tubule cells; presence suggests possible kidney injury.

Indicates bacterial presence.

Common crystals potentially increasing with dehydration.

Appear in alkaline urine, often associated with infection.

Form in acidic urine; linked to gout or kidney stones.

Unstructured crystal deposits.

General solid particle category.

Tube-shaped protein molds from kidney tubules.

Casts containing cell debris.

Tubular structures; type determines significance.

Presence suggests possible fungal infection.

Detects small protein amounts in urine.

Main estrogen supporting mood, bone, heart, and healthy cycles.

Brain signal helping ovaries produce eggs.

Brain signal triggering ovulation in women.

Hormone rising post-ovulation; supports uterine lining and balances estrogen.

Ovarian follicle marker reflecting egg reserve and fertility potential.

Steady adrenal androgen marker influencing testosterone and estrogen.

Pituitary hormone supporting milk production; elevation disrupts cycles.

Carrier protein regulating hormone availability.

Unbound active testosterone directly measured and more accurate.

Overall circulating testosterone affecting energy, libido, and mood.

Carrier protein regulating hormone availability.

Unbound active testosterone directly measured and more accurate.

Overall circulating testosterone affecting energy, libido, and mood.

Main estrogen supporting mood, bone, and heart function.

Brain signal helping testes produce sperm.

Brain signal telling testes to make testosterone.

Steady adrenal androgen marker influencing testosterone and estrogen.

Prostate protein used for screening and monitoring over time.

Unbound prostate antigen fraction; ratio distinguishes benign from higher-risk changes.

Pituitary hormone; elevation disrupts testosterone balance.

Infection-fighting cells; levels vary with illness and inflammation.

Number of red cells; useful alongside hemoglobin and hematocrit.

Oxygen-carrying protein in red cells; screens for anemia.

Percentage of blood that's red cells; screens for anemia or high counts.

Average red cell size helping classify anemia type.

Average hemoglobin per red cell.

Hemoglobin concentration inside red cells; adds anemia classification context.

Shows variation in red cell sizes.

Platelets help your blood clot; too few raises bleeding risk.

Average platelet size indicator.

Neutrophil percentage within total white count.

Core infection-fighting cells; high in bacterial infection.

White blood cells driving immune memory and viral defense.

White cell subtype counts reflecting infection or inflammation type.

Long-lived cells clearing infection and supporting healing.

Measures cleanup and infection-fighting monocytes.

Eosinophil percentage within total white count.

White cell counts reflecting infection, allergy, or inflammation.

Basophil percentage within total white count.

White cell subtype counts reflecting infection or inflammation.

Immature neutrophil forms released during infection or inflammation.

Early white blood cells released during infection or inflammation.

Immature white cell developmental stages.

Very immature white blood cells.

Immature white cell developmental stages.

Early-stage white blood cell form.

Immature white cell developmental stages.

Even more immature precursor cells.

Activated lymphocytes in viral infections or immune reactions.

Early immature marrow cells; normally absent.

Immature precursor cells normally absent from circulation.

Immature red cells.

Red cell precursors typically remaining in bone marrow.

Total circulating iron bound to transport proteins.

Blood's ability to carry iron measurement.

Percentage of binding sites filled with iron.

Basic blood type (A, B, AB, or O); important for transfusions.

Tests for antibodies that confirm exposure or infection from tick-borne bacteria.

Multi-cancer early detection test screening for many deadly cancers before symptoms appear.

Detects Trichomonas vaginalis parasitic infection.

Detects two bacterial sexually transmitted infections.

Identifies herpes simplex virus 1 and 2 antibodies.

High-sensitivity HIV screening.

Syphilis screening with confirmation.

Screens for Treponema pallidum antibodies.

Detects viral antigens or antibodies for current or past infection.

Screens for antibodies or viral RNA detecting hepatitis C.

Heavy metal from fish, occupations, or dental materials; reflects recent exposure.

Toxic metal with no safe level; from old paint, plumbing, or hobbies.

Exposure from well water, rice, industry, or seafood sources.

Tests exposure from cookware, deodorants, and medications.

Chemical in plastics and food linings; potential hormone disruptor assessment.

Main stress hormone following daily rhythm; regulates energy, blood sugar, and inflammation.