Lab Testing & InBody

• CBC (Complete Blood Count): Checks red cells, white cells, and platelets. It can show anemia, infection, or inflammation.

• CMP (Comprehensive Metabolic Panel): Checks blood sugar, kidney and liver function, electrolytes, and protein levels.

• Lipid Panel: Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides.

• Hemoglobin A1c: Your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months. It’s used to screen for prediabetes and diabetes.

• Fasting Insulin: Shows how hard your body is working to control blood sugar. It can reveal insulin resistance years before blood sugar rises.

Includes CBC, CMP, lipid panel, and hemoglobin A1c, plus:

• Ferritin: Your body’s iron stores. Low ferritin is a common, often-missed cause of fatigue, hair loss, and poor exercise tolerance.

• TSH + Free T4: Screens how well your thyroid is working. Thyroid problems can affect energy, weight, mood, and temperature regulation.

• Vitamin B12 & Folate: Needed for energy, nerve health, and making red blood cells. Low levels are common in plant-based eaters, older adults, and people on metformin or acid-reducing medications.

• Vitamin D: Supports bones, immunity, and mood. Deficiency is very common in Idaho, especially in winter.

Includes everything in the Simplified Wellness Panel, plus:

• Fasting Insulin: Detects early insulin resistance.

• Free T3: The active thyroid hormone. It helps show whether your body is converting thyroid hormone well.

• TPO Antibodies: Screens for Hashimoto’s, the most common cause of low thyroid.

• Cortisol: Your main stress hormone. It can be high or low with chronic stress, poor sleep, or adrenal issues.

• Iron + TIBC: Gives a fuller picture of iron status alongside ferritin.

• Total & Free Testosterone: Total testosterone, plus the amount your body can actually use.

• Estradiol (E2): Men need some estrogen, but high levels can cause symptoms and affect testosterone balance.

• SHBG: A protein that binds hormones. It affects how much testosterone is available.

• DHEA-S: An adrenal hormone and building block for other hormones. It’s linked to energy and resilience.

• PSA: A prostate health screen. If results are elevated, additional testing is run automatically.

• FSH & LH: Brain signals that control the ovaries. They help assess cycle health, fertility, and menopause status.

• Estradiol (E2): The main estrogen. It affects cycles, bone health, mood, and sleep.

• Progesterone: Balances estrogen, supports sleep and mood, and confirms ovulation.

• Total Testosterone: Women need testosterone too, for energy, libido, and muscle. High levels may point toward PCOS.

• DHEA-S: An adrenal hormone. It can be high in PCOS or low with chronic stress.

Timing matters: if you still have a cycle, we’ll help you schedule your draw on the right day for accurate results.

• hs-CRP: Measures low-level inflammation linked to heart disease.

• Homocysteine: An amino acid that can damage blood vessels when elevated. It’s often related to B12, folate, and B6 status.

• Lipoprotein(a): An inherited cholesterol particle that raises heart risk. Most people only need it checked once in their life.

• ApoB: Counts the cholesterol particles that can build up in arteries. Many experts consider it a better predictor of risk than LDL alone.

• ApoA-1: The main protein in HDL (“good” cholesterol).

• Whole Blood Histamine: Used to assess methylation patterns, which affect brain chemistry.

• Copper & Zinc: Key minerals for brain and nervous system function. Their balance matters as much as their individual levels.

• Ceruloplasmin: The protein that carries copper. It helps show how well copper is being used.

• Urine Kryptopyrroles: A specialty urine test used in the Walsh approach to assess zinc and B6 needs.

These are specialty tests and are rarely covered by insurance.