The comprehensive diagnostic evaluation we provide gives a very detailed analysis of your body’s metabolism and function.

It takes years of intense training to develop the expertise needed to be able to correctly interpret these all-encompassing test results.

These types of tests are not offered by allopathic, primary care doctors.

You will be provided with colorful, graphic test results that are patient friendly.

The significance of your test results will be discussed with you and explained to you in a very detailed manner by our medical doctor.

Based on the evaluation of your medical history, examination and test 

results; we will provide you with customized treatment recommendations including: nutritional intervention, lifestyle modifications, supplement advise as well as a hormonal or medical prescription.

We offer basic clinical tests such as:

*Blood count

*Cholesterol and lipid panel

*Metabolic panel

*Thyroid panel

For the patients who seek an in-depth assessment of their health or disease status; we make available advanced laboratory testing.

Our comprehensive laboratory panels include:

• Multi-factorial biochemistry profile (over 150 markers to assess biochemistry and metabolism of your body). This test will evaluate the levels of key nutrients in your body such as: amino acids, essential fatty acids (including omega 3 fatty acids, omega 6 fatty acids, omega 9 fatty acids, mono-unsaturated fatty acids, saturated fatty acids, hydrogenated fatty acids). This panel will assess your metabolism of fat and carbohydrates, your oxidative stress level, your vitamin and mineral levels, mitochondrial health, neurotransmitters’ metabolism as well as detoxification capacity and heavy metal levels.

• Food sensitivity testing will help you determine which foods may create negative influences on your metabolism. Food sensitivity symptoms may be very vague and it is often difficult to find a direct association of those symptoms with the offending food.

• Environmental allergy testing determines the levels of your response to environmental allergens such as grass, mold, pollen, etc.

• Oxidative stress markers will determine the effects of free radicals on your body’s cells and your DNA.

• Comprehensive cardiovascular panel takes into consideration not only cholesterol and triglycerides but also many more newly discovered indicators of risk factors for cardiovascular disease such as homocysteine or C-reactive protein as well as measurements of cholesterol particle size (VAP test)

• Detailed hormonal panels derived from blood, saliva and 24hr urine. In the hormonal panels evaluation we base our recommendations on optimal values, not merely the normal reference range.

• Complete stool analysis. This panel can help assess your digestive capacity, including micro flora of your digestive tract (detecting any harmful bacteria, yeast and parasites), the level of inflammation, immunology, and the ability to digest and absorb proteins, carbohydrates and fats.

• Comprehensive genomic profile will help you to make proper decisions regarding your lifestyle in order to prevent the expression of the genes that you may have inherited from your ancestors and which can make you more susceptible to many chronic diseases.

Hormonal Analysis

It is very important to decide what type of hormones and/or hormone metabolites are to be evaluated. Then, the most appropriate route of measurement can be determined. 
We offer the following hormonal panels:

• Blood Test (Serum)

The blood test measures free and bound hormones.

This represents circulating hormones detected at the time of the test.

Serum is the test of choice for evaluation of glandular secretion.

• 24 Hour Urine Hormones Evaluation Test/ First Void Morning Urine

This test measures hormones released and circulating in the body in a 24hr period as well as metabolites of selected hormones.

Urine is the test of choice for assessment of peripheral metabolism.

• Saliva Test

Testing for hormones using saliva, is a method which has gained popularity in the recent years. This is due to the simplicity and noninvasive nature of sample collection.

Saliva tests reflect only the metabolic process of salivary glands and a limited passive diffusion of the hormones from the bloodstream.

This test does not represent circulating hormones.

Saliva is used for selected situations such as cortisol and melatonin monitoring of AM/PM circadian rhythm.