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Open full catalogue17β-Estradiol1 marker
Evaluates estrogen levels important for reproductive health. Requires blood sample on specific cycle days.
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Panel contents: 17β-Estradiol
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Estradiol
Counts include named report results, calculated values and blood-count indices. Shared equivalent results count once. Different specimen-specific measurements remain separate.
199-IgG VEGA Panel
Tests for IgG antibodies against 168 foods, useful for dietary adjustments.
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240 Food Sensitivity Panel
Comprehensive 240 Food Sensitivity Panel measuring reactions to foods and dietary antigens. Advanced ELISA-based testing for delayed food sensitivities and chronic inflammatory symptoms.
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48-IgG Food Panel
Measures IgG antibodies against 48 foods to detect food sensitivities.
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96-IgG / 27-IgE Food Panel
Identifies IgG and IgE antibodies against 96 foods to help detect food intolerances and sensitivities.
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96-IgG Food Panel
Measures IgG antibodies against 96 foods to assess food intolerances.
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Acetylcholine
Measures acetylcholine levels to evaluate cognitive function, memory, and nervous system health.
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Acetylcholine Receptor Antibodies
Measures antibodies against acetylcholine receptors to diagnose conditions like myasthenia gravis.
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Adenovirus IgG Antibodies
Detects IgG antibodies for Adenovirus, indicating past exposure or immunity.
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Adenovirus IgM Antibodies
Detects IgM antibodies for Adenovirus, indicating a recent infection.
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ADMA – Endothelial Function & Cardiovascular Risk Marker
A targeted biomarker test measuring ADMA to assess endothelial function, nitric oxide balance, and cardiovascular risk related to vascular and metabolic health.
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH)
Measures ACTH levels to assess adrenal function and identify pituitary disorders.
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