Health Tests

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If you want a comprehensive overview of your current health status, this is the test for you. 

The General Health Check includes 49 markers across 8 health areas to provide you with an in-depth view of your current health status and a personal medical report.

The General Health Check has been designed to provide you with a good overview of your current health status. 

Markers tested include:

• Lipids
• Inflammation
• Blood Sugar
• Kidney Function
• Liver Function
• Vitamins & Minerals (D, B12, Iron, Calcium,  Magnesium etc)
• Blood Status ( full blood count of Red and White cells)
• Uric Acid 
• Prostate Specific Antigen (for men only)

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday). 

Standalone Test - £179

Test and Consultation Package - £239

The General Health Check Extra includes all health markers from the standard General Health Check, plus 3 thyroid hormones. 

General Health Check Plus has been designed to provide you with a good overview of your current health status, including your thyroid function. It includes 52 biomarkers across 9 health areas, and a personal medical report.

 Markers tested include:

• Lipids
• Inflammation
• Blood Sugar
• Kidney Function
• Liver Function
• Vitamins & Minerals (D, B12, Iron, Calcium,  Magnesium etc)
• Blood Status ( full blood count of Red and White cells)
• Uric Acid 
• Prostate Specific Antigen (for men only)
• Thyroid Profile

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday).

Standalone Test - £209

Test and Consultation Package - £269 

Most people can benefit from having their nutrients checked, but it’s especially important for those on a restrictive diet, such as vegans and vegetarians. 

Women planning on becoming pregnant may also want to pay extra attention to certain key nutrients, such as iron, folate and vitamin D.

Most people wouldn’t know they lack any key vitamins or minerals unless they get tested for it. Luckily, most nutritional deficiencies are easily corrected once identified. 

Some nutritional deficiencies can have an immediate impact on your quality of life, such as extreme fatigue, headache and weakness caused by low iron levels. But with others the problems can go undetected for decades. Vitamin D deficiency is common in the UK, and can contribute to several problems such as increased susceptibility to infections, depression and weak bones. 

 Markers tested include:

• Vitamins (Folate (B9), D, B12
• Minerals (Iron, Ferritin, Calcium, Magnesium, Transferrin)
• Liver Function

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday). 

Standalone Test - £89

Test and Consultation Package - £149  

Everyone is at risk of being affected, but if you spend a lot of time indoors or have dark skin you’re at an increased risk because you may not make enough vitamin D from sunlight.

Vitamin D insufficiency is common in the UK, but most people don’t know if they’re affected. 

Symptoms are vague, and include feeling tired and low on energy, dry skin, and even depression. Vitamin D is also important for a well functioning immune system, and if you’re often getting sick, a lack of vitamin D could be the reason. 

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday). 

Standalone Test - £55

Test and Consultation Package - £115   

Did you know that diabetes is also a risk factor for cardiovascular disease? By including blood sugar markers, as well as your inflammation   levels and lifestyle related risk factors, you’ll get a much better assessment of your heart health than a cholesterol test alone.

This test helps you understand your risk factors for developing cardiovascular disease and diabetes. It can also help you measure the effects from any lifestyle improvements you make, such as dietary changes, stress reduction or physical activity levels. 

The Cardiovascular Risk tests includes 11 health markers to assess the health of your cardiovascular system, blood sugar regulation, inflammation and kidney function. 

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday).

Standalone Test - £79

Test and Consultation Package - £139

This test measures key hormonal levels and health areas affected by the menopause, such as bone health and cardiovascular risk. 

We also check your thyroid hormone levels, as thyroid dysfunction can cause menopause-like symptoms.

Perimenopause is the time when you are transitioning towards menopause, and the hormonal balance starts changing. This can result in menopausal symptoms but can also affect health in other ways, such as increased risk of osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease. Perimenopause typically starts in your 40s but can happen earlier or later. 

 Markers tested include:

• Vitamins & Minerals (Calcium, D, Magnesium)
• Reproductive Hormones (Oestradiol, Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) & Luteinising Hormone (LH)
• Cardiovascular (High Density, Low Density & Total Cholesterol, Fats)
• Thyroid Profile 

Standalone Test - £99

Test and Consultation Package - £159 

This test measures the actual levels of hCG and progesterone in your blood. 

hCG levels in the body quickly rise during the first few weeks of pregnancy. Following the progression of hCG levels and progesterone in the early stages of pregnancy is a way to measure if a pregnancy is developing correctly. 

This test is designed for women who want to check that the pregnancy is progressing as expected in the early stages, for instance after IVF treatment or previous miscarriages. 

  Markers tested include:

• Progesterone
• hCG

Please note that this test should only be taken on weekdays (Monday - Friday). It is recommended to take this test from the first day of the missed menstrual period, or 14 days after embryo transfer for IVF, at the earliest. 

Standalone Test - £69

Test and Consultation Package - £129  

Our medical team has designed the “Female Fertility” package to provide you with a comprehensive overview of blood markers relevant to female fertility and PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome). It includes 39 biomarkers across 5 health areas, and a personal medical report. 

This test includes AMH to estimate your ovarian reserve, as well as a good overview of your overall reproductive hormone health and key markers for PCOS. 

 Markers tested include:

• Reproductive Hormones (AMH, Oestradiol, FSH, LH, SHBG, Testosterone, Prolactin & FAI)
• Thyroid Profile
• Blood Sugar
• Vitamins & Minerals (Iron, D, B12, Ferritin, B9)
• Blood Status (count of Platelets, Red & White Blood Cells)

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday). This test should be taken between days 2 and 5 of your menstrual cycle, with the optimum day being day 3. The results of this test can be affected by use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or hormonal contraceptives. 

Standalone Test - £129

Test and Consultation Package - £189 

Women often get most attention when fertility is concerned, but did you know that half of all infertility issues involve men? 

Our Male Fertility package is a great first step to check if your body condition is optimised to support the production of healthy sperms, and should be regarded as a complement to a semen analysis.

Our medical team has designed the His Fertility to provide you with a comprehensive overview of blood markers relevant to male fertility. It includes 35 biomarkers across 5 health areas, and a personal medical report.

 Markers tested include:

• Reproductive Hormones (Albumin, Oestradiol, FSH, LH, SHBG, Testosterone, Prolactin)
• Thyroid Profile
• Blood Sugar
• Vitamins & Minerals (Iron, D, B12, Ferritin, B9)
• Blood Status (count of Platelets, Red & White Blood Cells)

Please note that this test should be taken while fasted, and only on weekdays (Monday - Friday). 

Standalone Test - £109

Test and Consultation Package - £169   

The thyroid is a gland located in the neck that produces hormones regulating our metabolism (how we use and store energy), as well as other bodily functions. 

The thyroid affects practically all cells in the body, and has a key role in metabolism, growth, body temperature, sleep and fertility. 

Symptoms of weight gain, fatigue, depression and feeling cold, can all be due to an underactive thyroid - the most common thyroid disorder.  

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A thyroid profile is used to evaluate thyroid function to diagnose and control hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism

It’s estimated around 1 in 20 people in the UK have some kind of thyroid disorder.  With thyroid autoantibodies included you can learn if a thyroid problem is due to autoimmune disease. 

  Markers tested include:

• Triiodothyronine (T3), Thyroxine (T4) and Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) 
• Anti-TPO Antibody Levels
• Anti-TPO Antibody Status

Please note that this test should only be taken on weekdays (Monday - Friday).

Standalone Test - £75

Test and Consultation Package - £135 

A raised PSA level in your blood may be a sign of prostate cancer, but it can also be a sign of other conditions. As the risk of prostate cancer increases with age, the test is primarily recommended for men over the age of 50, or over 45 in combination with other risk factors.  

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PSA (prostate-specific antigen) is a protein produced by the prostate, with high levels often associated with prostate cancer. 

Before taking a PSA test, it is important that you understand both its benefits and limitations. The PSA test can miss prostate cancer, and a raised level can be due to other causes, such as increased age, prostate size, infection or inflammation, and vigorous exercise.

Please note that this test should only be taken on weekdays (Monday - Friday).

Standalone Test - £69

Test and Consultation Package - £129