The GI Effects - This is a comprehensive Stool Profile. It combines a group of stool tests that provide immediate, actionable clinical information for the management of gastrointestinal health. It uses advanced technologies to assess digestive function, gut inflammation and the gut microbiome, including testing for the presence of parasites and other pathogenic organisms.

This test is a urinary hormone profile suitable for in both male and females. This profile assesses parent hormones and their metabolites as well as key metabolic pathways, provides insight into the contribution that sex hormones may have with hormone-related complaints. It helps assess disease risk associated with elevated oestrogen metabolites.

This test includes a complete profile of your thyroid hormones including TSH, T4, T3, reverseT3 and thyroid anti-bodies. Conventional tests offered by GPs typically test only TSH and T4 but a complete breakdown is required in order to understand and clinically help your subclinical thyroid symptoms. Symptoms include fatigue, weight gain, hair loss, constipation, headaches, PMS, joint and muscle pain, coldness.

This test measures your Cortisol and DHEA levels and ratio between the 2 which are indicators of your metabolism of fats, carbohydrates and proteins, your blood sugar levels, and any inflammation. DHEA regulates body weight, blood pressure and immune function and is used to make testosterone and estradiol. Too much or too little of cortisol or DHEA can lead to many symptoms such as weight gain, insomnia and fatigue and it is important that they are balanced in order to resolve these symptoms.

The Metabolomix+ is a unique combination of nutritional tests that provides an analysis of key nutritional biomarkers. It is a non-invasive, way to assess the functional need for antioxidants, B-vitamins, minerals, digestive support, fatty acids, and amino acids. It gives a great insight into and deficiencies that may be contributing to poor health.

This is a convenient inexpensive at home blood prick test to determine your Vitamin D levels and to assess the need for supplementation. Vitamin D deficiency is common especially in people who are overweight and/or who have leaky gut and is linked with a number of common conditions I see in clinic including autoimmune hypothyroidism, cognitive disorders, immunity and blood sugar control.