Personalised Testing for Deeper Insight

Functional testing can offer a powerful window into your health - helping to uncover underlying imbalances that may be contributing to your symptoms. By identifying the root cause, we’re able to create a personalised plan that supports long-term healing, rather than simply managing symptoms.

In some cases, advanced testing from trusted laboratories may be recommended to provide greater clarity. We’ll explore whether this is the right step for you during your consultation, always with your individual needs in mind.

Functional Tests That Can Be Arranged

Gut & Digestive Health

• Comprehensive Gut Microbiome Analysis – assess microbial balance, inflammation, digestion & absorption

• SIBO Breath Test – detect small intestinal bacterial overgrowth contributing to bloating, pain, and IBS-like symptoms

Hormones & Energy

• DUTCH Hormone Panel – in-depth insight into sex and adrenal hormone balance, stress response, and metabolism

• Adrenal & Cortisol Profile – track daily cortisol rhythm and adrenal function

• Thyroid Function Panel – includes TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, and thyroid antibodies

• B12, Iron & Anaemia Screen – check for common causes of fatigue, brain fog, and low mood

Immune, Inflammation & Detox

• Autoimmune Profile – assess immune system activity and inflammation markers

• Liver & Kidney Function Test – understand how your body is detoxifying and eliminating waste

• Allergy & Intolerance Testing – identify food or environmental triggers contributing to symptoms

Metabolic Health

• Glucose Tolerance & Fasting Insulin – assess blood sugar control and insulin resistance

• Advanced WellMan / WellWoman Check – a full-body snapshot tailored to male or female health

• Complete Blood Count (CBC) – assess general health, immune function, and blood cell balance

Nutrients & Genetics

• Mineral & Trace Element Analysis – check levels of magnesium, zinc, selenium, calcium, and more

• DNA Genetic Profile – explore how your genes influence detox, hormones, nutrition, and disease risk