Functional Medicine Lab Testing
Test, Don’t Guess.
Functional Medicine Lab Testing aims to address and prevent chronic dis-ease by evaluating patterns of imbalance in the body. Functional medicine uses lab tests because they are greatly successful in identifying specific problems. As the body is an interconnected system, small imbalances or dysfunctions may build up and manifest as severe symptoms.
Often, these appear as a strong feeling of constant fatigue, poor health or as an illness or symptom that does not improve with treatment. The specific information provided by lab tests allows practitioners to understand the ecosystem of your body, and consider deep health factors that influence your wellness.
The Complete Candida, Metabolic & Vitamins Test
If you were to run only one lab test to assess the over all state of your digestion, microbial probiotic balance, and gut health, it would be this lab.
The Complete Food Sensitivity &
Vitamins Test
Solve your food-based health mysteries by testing your levels of sensitivity to 190 common foods + see whether you’re getting all the vitamins you need in your diet.
The Complete Health
Minerals
& Heavy
Metals Test
An extremely helpful lab that assesses an often overlooked area of your health-minerals, including your electrolytes as well as potential heavy metal toxicity.
Functional Medicine Lab Testing has gained significant attention in the past decade. This can be attributed to their ability to find root causes of dis-eases and symptoms that traditional doctors have been unable to diagnose correctly. Understanding the underlying imbalances may allow the practitioner to reverse troublesome symptoms without lifelong medications, surgeries and treatments. The Functional Medicine Lab Tests listed below can be used to identify:
- Digestive Dysfunction - Nutritional Deficiencies - Hormonal Imbalances - Thyroid and Adrenal Function
- Inflammatory Responses and Triggers
- Detoxification Efficiency
- Toxic Exposures
- Metabolism and Absorption Disfunction
- Neurotransmitter Metabolites and Amino Acid Precursors
- Disturbances in the Gut Microbiome
- Genetic Susceptibilities