Pathology
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RX Program Profile Blood Test
Pathology aims to investigate the status of these functional, biochemical, nutritional, metabolic and hormonal processes through the use of evidence-base testing.Regular price AUD$197.00Sale price AUD$197.00 Regular priceUnit price perAUD$525.00 -
Microbiome Mapping Pathology
The panel is a comprehensive collection of microbial, immune and digestive markers.Regular price AUD$259.00Sale price AUD$259.00 Regular priceUnit price perAUD$495.00 -
Women's Health Pathology
Pathology aims to investigate the status of these functional, biochemical, nutritional, metabolic and hormonal processes through the use of evidence-base testing.Regular price AUD$239.00Sale price AUD$239.00 Regular priceUnit price perAUD$595.00 -
NutriSTAT – 230 Biomarkers
This test provides a comprehensive assessment of your dietary requirements and supplement needs, as well as assessing your overall health and wellbeing and identifying specific areas you may need to focus on.Regular price AUD$975.00Sale price AUD$975.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
My Thyroid Function
Your thyroid plays a major role in regulating your metabolism and may bodily functions.Regular price AUD$95.00Sale price AUD$95.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
My Sleep and Stress Profile
This at home, non-invasive saliva kit will involve a 4x Point Cortisol Test & 12am Melatonin Test. The test assesses two major contributors for insomnia: imbalances in melatonin and cortisol. Salivary cortisol testing is the most accurate and powerful non-invasive salivary hormone test that evaluates bioactive levels of the body’s important stress hormone cortisol. This hormone test (stress test) serves as a critical tool for uncovering biochemical imbalances underlying anxiety, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome, obesity, dysglycemia, and a host of other clinical conditions that may affect our day to day lives. 1001 & 1009Regular price AUD$145.00Sale price AUD$145.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
MX Health Ferritin (iron) Rapid Home Test
The Ferritin Rapid Test Cassette is a rapid test, conducted by finger-stick whole blood. This insert provides a preliminary diagnostic test result and used to screen for Ferritin deficiency (stored iron). Easy to use Self-testing cassette kit 10-minute results Accurate readings Symptoms of iron deficiency: extreme fatigue / weakness, low immune system, fast heartbeat or shortness of breath, headache, dizziness or lightheadedness, cold hands and feet.Regular price AUD$25.99Sale price AUD$25.99 Regular priceUnit price per -
My Cholesterol (comprehensive) Screening
Providing further information to those with risk factors of heart disease, or who are concerned about cholesterol levels and would like to know more.Regular price AUD$205.00Sale price AUD$205.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
MX Health Vitamin D Deficiency Rapid Home Test
The Vitamin D Rapid Test Cassette is a rapid test, conducted by finger-stick whole blood. This insert provides a preliminary diagnostic test result and used to screen for Vitamin D deficiency. Easy to use Self-testing cassette kit 10-minute results Accurate readings Symptoms of Vitamin D deficiency: fatigue, bone pain, muscle weakness/loss, muscle aches, or cramps and mood changes.Regular price AUD$25.99Sale price AUD$25.99 Regular priceUnit price per -
My Blood Sugar Control (Diabetes Risk Profile)
HBA1c is used to assess blood glucose levels over an extended period of time. It's estimated that 1 in 4 Australian adults have pre-diabetes.Regular price AUD$149.00Sale price AUD$149.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
My Nutrient Profile
Optimum levels of various nutrients are required to facilitate many functions, such as oxygen transportation, bone health, immune support and hormone production. Those with a restricted dietary intake or the elderly are at higher risk if deficiencies.Regular price AUD$165.00Sale price AUD$165.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Telomeres: 'Biological Age' | Blood Test
Important note: This test has a three week turn around for results Telomeres are a biomarker of cellular aging, and telomere length is correlated with chronological age and metabolic status. Some studies suggest that nutrition can impact telomere length, and that certain dietary patterns may be associated with longer telomeres. Think of telomeres like the plastic tips on shoelaces that prevent them from fraying. They’re the protective caps at the ends of our chromosomes (the structures that carry our DNA). Every time a cell divides, telomeres get a little shorter. Once they become too short, the cell can no longer divide and may age or die. Longer telomeres are generally associated with better health and longevity. They can play a role in reducing the risk of age-related diseases, like heart disease, diabetes, and some cancers. By preserving telomere length through a healthy lifestyle, you might improve your overall well-being and potentially extend your lifespan and healthspan. The timeline for seeing improvements in telomere length after making lifestyle changes can vary significantly among individuals. Here are some key points to consider: Initial Changes: Research has shown that positive lifestyle changes, like improved diet and increased exercise, can lead to changes in telomere length or health markers within a few months. Long-term Effects: More substantial improvements in telomere length may take years. Research indicates that consistent healthy habits over the long term are necessary to have a meaningful impact on telomere maintenance. Testing Frequency: If you're undergoing pathology testing for telomeres, it's often recommended to wait at least six months to a year after making significant lifestyle changes before retesting, as this allows enough time to potentially see changes. Ultimately, individual factors like genetics, overall health, and the extent of lifestyle changes will all influence how quickly you might see improvements. In short, taking care of your telomeres is an integral part of taking care of your health! 1602Regular price AUD$399.00Sale price AUD$399.00 Regular priceUnit price per
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