Cellular and Food Sensitivity Blood Testing

The Mediator Release Test is food sensitivity blood testing that crosses the blood with 170 different Food Items and Chemicals. 

Benefits include helping children with eczema to men and women with IBS, migraines, auto-immune disorders and more by providing insight to the sources causing inflammation.

The Micronutrient Panel provides the most comprehensive nutritional analysis available.  This proprietary test measures functional deficiencies at the intra-cellular level by looking at your white blood cells, not the red blood cells like most blood tests. It is an assessment of how well the body utilizes 33 vitamins, minerals, amino/fatty acids, antioxidants, and metabolites, while conveying the body's need for these micronutrients that enable the body to produce enzymes, hormones, and other substances essential for proper growth, development, and good health. Repletion recommendations are made based on need.

The CardioMetabolic Panel offers a clinically relevant evaluation to help define risk for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), progression toward Type 2 Diabetes, and inflammation.  

Comprehensive male and female hormone and thyroid tests are offered.  As with micronutrient levels, an imbalance in one hormone can initiate a cascade of events that alters levels in other hormones, so a comprehensive look at hormone status is essential.  

• Telomere Testing
  • A Superb Marker for Cellular Aging
  • Therapies directed here may slow aging and the progression of age-related disease
• Genotyping
  • MTHFR (methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase)
    • Mutations in this enzyme can affect the metabolism of homocysteine, causing accumulations, and therefore, impair methylation.
    • Methylation is a biochemical process that is involved in numerous functions including cellular repair, energy production, detoxification, neurotransmitter production, and immunity.  
    • MTHFR mutations have been linked to increased risk of cardiovascular disease, blood vessel damage, blood clots, stroke, dementia, and degenerative aging.
• Apoliopoprotein E
• Factor V Leiden and Prothrombin