Integrated diagnostic panels
Combine complementary laboratory tests around one clinically relevant question. Gain a more coherent view of metabolism, nutrition, gut health, redox balance, hormones, cardiovascular function or environmental exposure—while benefiting from package pricing.
Find your clinical pathway
Each route brings together tests that add distinct—but complementary—information.
Panel collection
Package prices are shown alongside the value of ordering the included tests separately.
Explore biochemical pathways together with the nutrients, substrates and antioxidant systems that support them.
Connects pathway-level organic-acid patterns with essential mineral cofactors and possible toxic-element interference.
Best suited to: fatigue, metabolic inefficiency, suspected mineral imbalance or environmental metal exposure.
Pairs functional metabolite patterns with direct vitamin and cofactor measurements, helping connect pathway disturbance with the nutrients required for enzymatic function.
Best suited to: persistent fatigue, reduced resilience, complex nutrient questions or suspected vitamin-dependent metabolic dysfunction.
Assesses vitamin status alongside the mineral cofactors involved in enzyme activation, antioxidant defence and energy metabolism.
Best suited to: broad micronutrient assessment, restrictive diets, supplementation review or unexplained low energy.
Integrates membrane-fatty-acid composition with amino-acid availability for protein turnover, signalling and metabolic substrate use.
Best suited to: nutritional optimization, recovery, membrane balance, protein status or dietary planning.
Distinguishes oxidative damage from antioxidant reserve by combining damage markers with total, reduced and oxidised glutathione assessment.
Best suited to: oxidative burden, poor recovery, chronic inflammatory stress, toxicant exposure or antioxidant monitoring.
Combine direct gastrointestinal findings with urinary metabolites that reflect microbial and host biochemical activity.
Pairs gastrointestinal ecology, digestion and immune markers with downstream host and microbial metabolites.
Best suited to: persistent digestive complaints, suspected dysbiosis, complex gut–systemic symptoms or microbiome-related metabolic questions.
Evaluate time-dependent hormone patterns and the wider endocrine or metabolic context in which symptoms occur.
Compares daytime cortisol with salivary melatonin timing for a coordinated view of stress adaptation and sleep–wake rhythm.
Best suited to: disrupted sleep, altered energy rhythm, chronic stress, difficult waking or evening alertness.
Pairs circulating reproductive, thyroid, adrenal and cardiometabolic markers with detailed 24-hour urine estrogen, progesterone and androgen metabolism.
Best suited to: perimenopausal symptoms requiring both circulating hormone context and steroid-metabolite pathway assessment.
Move beyond basic screening with deeper vascular, oxidative and modern environmental-exposure context.
Connects glucose, insulin, lipids, inflammation and organ function with endothelial nitric-oxide regulation and oxidative damage.
Best suited to: deeper cardiometabolic risk assessment, insulin resistance, vascular function or oxidative burden.
Assesses persistent PFAS body burden alongside urinary markers of more recent exposure to bisphenols and phthalate plasticisers.
Best suited to: suspected occupational, domestic or lifestyle exposure to persistent and plastic-associated chemicals.
Why integrated panels?
Each combination is organised around a defined biological relationship or clinical question—not simply a larger test list.
Complementary findings can help distinguish possible mechanisms, contributing factors and areas that require professional follow-up.
A modest bundle saving makes broader, clinically relevant assessment more accessible than ordering every component separately.
How it works
Select the clinical pathway that best matches your question, or ask WHL for guidance.
WHL supplies or confirms the required tubes, containers, timing and return logistics.
Home collection is available for many urine, saliva and stool samples; blood panels require an appropriate collection option.
Interpret results with symptoms, history, medication and other investigations; professional support is available.
Need help choosing?
Use the WHL guided questionnaire or contact our team if symptoms overlap, previous results are complex or you are unsure which depth of testing is appropriate.
Questions
Integrated panels combine measurements that answer different parts of the same clinical question. This can provide better interpretive context while offering a package saving compared with separate ordering.
Many WHL panels can be ordered directly. Complex results, significant symptoms, medication use, pregnancy, hormone therapy or established medical conditions may make professional guidance especially important.
Urine, saliva and stool samples can generally be collected at home using the supplied instructions. Panels requiring venous blood need an appropriate blood-collection arrangement. Some tests may offer an optional home-collection device.
The stool analysis directly evaluates gastrointestinal ecology, pathogens and functional gut markers, while organic acids provide complementary information about downstream host and microbial metabolism. Together they provide broader context than either sample type alone.
Kit, shipping and blood-collection arrangements vary by panel and destination. Review the individual product page and checkout information, or contact WHL before ordering internationally.
No. The panels provide laboratory information that must be interpreted with symptoms, medical history, medication and other relevant investigations. They do not replace medical assessment or urgent care.