Funtional Assesment Testing

Functional Assessments are state of the art medical tests that give individuals viable, working information on various organs throughout their body. Tests focus on prevention and / or restoration of efficient physiological function.

How do I take the tests?

Test kits and instructions arrive in the mail.
Samples are taken from saliva, urine, blood, or stool depending on the type of test.
Samples are sent to a licensed lab via Federal Express or Airborne Express.
Results are e-mailed within 10-14 days.
Wellness and treatment plans are recommended.

Complete Digestive Stool Analysis

Measures the microbiology of your intestines for relative amounts of healthy bacteria, such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, versus the relative amounts unhealthy bacteria, yeast and candia.

Reveals how well you are digesting and absorbing food you eat each day.

Complete Digestive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitologyx3:

Measures same items as above, plus checks for parasites and their eggs.

Comprehensive Cardiovascular Profile:

Provides comprehensive serum assessment of total cholesterol, LDL and HDL cholesterol.

Checks levels of homocysteine, fibrinogen, C-Reactive protein, and lipoprotein. These are independent risk factors that are more accurate in predicting heart disease and risk of strokes than total cholesterol alone.

Estrogen Metabolism Assessment:

Provides a urinary or serum evaluation of estrogen metabolism.

Measures the ratio of estrogen associated with low risk of breast cancer (estriol) and estrogens associated with higher risk of breast cancer (estrone and estradiol).

Measures two estrogen metabolites associated with low breast cancer risk and 16 estrogen metabolites associated with high breast cancer risk.

Women's Hormonal Health Assessment 1:

Measures levels of female sex hormones such as estrogen, estradiol, estrone, and progesterone.

Women's Hormonal Health Assessment 2:

Measures same hormones as above, plus DHEA, cortisol, and testosterone.

Metabolic Dysglycemia Profile:

Provides blood measurements of fasting and two hour postprandial glucose and insulin, along with other hormonal factors influencing blood sugar and fat metabolism.

Important screening test for Type II Diabetes.

Osteoporosis Bone Resorption Assessment:

Provides a urinary measurement of bone markers to determine your rate of bone loss.

Identifies amount of bone mass present in your body.

Hepatic Detox Profile:

Measures the ability of the liver to excrete environmental chemicals and pharmacological drugs from the body.

Identifies the detoxification reactions in the liver.

Food and Allergy Testing:

Measures the allergic potential of ninety common foods.

Determines mild, moderate or extreme allergic reactions, to no allergy present at all.

Intestinal Permeability Analysis:

Analyzes the integrity of the mucosa lining your gastrointestinal tract. Disruptions of this mucosa lead to the introduction of foreign molecules in the blood stream which can be the start of many autoimmune diseases such as Lupus or Rheumatoid Arthritis.

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