This comprehensive package is ideal for people looking to get an in-depth understanding of their heart health and overall body function. It checks key markers for heart health while also looking at general wellness indicators, helping you stay on top of potential risks and take action early.

FBC (Full Blood Count)
Measures red and white blood cells and platelets.

• High/Low: May indicate infection, anaemia, or other health conditions.

ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate)
Checks for inflammation in the body.

• High: Suggests inflammation or infection.

• Low: Generally not a concern.

U+E (Urea and Electrolytes)
Tests kidney function and hydration.

• High/Low: May indicate kidney issues or imbalances.

LFTs (Liver Function Tests)
Checks for liver health.

• High: May suggest liver damage or stress.

• Low: Generally not concerning.

LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase)
Indicates tissue damage or inflammation.

• High: May point to cell damage or injury.

• Low: Not usually significant.

CK (Creatine Kinase)
Measures muscle health and damage.

• High: Can indicate muscle injury or strain.

• Low: Not typically a concern.

Calcium (Ca)
Important for bones and heart function.

• High/Low: May indicate issues with bones, kidneys, or hormones.

Phosphate (PO4)
Works alongside calcium for energy and bone health.

• High/Low: Can signal kidney or metabolic concerns.

Uric Acid
Monitors for gout or kidney stones.

• High: Linked to gout or kidney problems.

• Low: Rarely a problem.

Glucose
Key for energy and blood sugar control.

• High: May indicate diabetes or prediabetes.

• Low: Can cause symptoms like fatigue or fainting.

Triglycerides
Measures fat levels in the blood.

• High: Linked to heart disease.

• Low: Could suggest health or dietary issues.

Cholesterol
Assesses good and bad fats in your blood.

• High: Increases heart disease risk.

• Low: Usually a sign of good health.

Iron
Essential for red blood cells and energy.

• High: May suggest overload disorders.

• Low: Can cause fatigue or anaemia.