ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Laboratory Testing

Take a look under the hood. Understand your biology. Make more informed decisions.

Laboratory testing provides a deeper look at the biological systems underlying your health and performance. With individualized testing and professional interpretation, we help establish meaningful baselines, identify important patterns, and turn your laboratory data into actionable insight.

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Key Benefits

Universal Baseline

Every lab-testing client begins with a foundational panel designed to establish a broad baseline of health & physiology

Individualized Testing

Additional testing is recommended when your goals, history, symptoms, or baseline results indicate that deeper investigation could be valuable

Transparent Pricing

Laboratory testing is priced transparently: the direct cost of each test plus a straightforward specimen-processing fee

Flexible Options

Request individual tests à la carte or follow the recommended testing pathway based on your goals and results

Integrated Insight

Laboratory results can be interpreted alongside your body composition, metabolism, cardiorespiratory fitness, goals, and other available data

BASELINE TESTS

What We Test & Why It Matters

Our baseline laboratory panel includes the most valuable tests for a snapshot of your health. Each test is selected for its ability to provide meaningful insight into your metabolism, oxygen carrying capacity, mitochondrial functioning, and overall well-being. The following labs are part of our “Universal Panel” and are selected to specifically to balance client accessibility and clinical utility:

Evaluates your red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, hematocrit, and other hematologic conditions.

Assess kidney and liver function, electrolytes, glucose, and protein levels. Provides a broad overview of your metabolic and organ health.

Includes total serum iron, transferrin saturation, ferritin, & total iron binding capacity (TIBC).
Evaluates your iron status, storage, and transport. Helps identify iron deficiency, overload, and related issues such as fatigue, low performance, and immune dysfunction.

Screens thyroid function, which can significantly impact metabolism, energy, mood, and resting energy expenditure.

Measures total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides. Firstline assessment for cardiovascular risk and metabolic health.

Evaluates average blood sugar levels over the past 2 to 3 months. Measures glucose attached to red blood cells to assess long-term glycemic control, monitor prediabetes risk, and evaluate overall metabolic health.

Measures the amount of circulating insulin in your blood after an overnight fast. Helps detect early insulin resistance and metabolic dysfunction long before fasting glucose levels begin to rise.
Fasting glucose and an HbA1c can be normal and yet deceptive if the pancreas is working overtime to keep your blood sugar low. This is why checking your fasting insulin is just as important.

Homeostatic Model Assessment of Insulin Resistance (HOMA-IR):

Calculates your body’s sensitivity to insulin by evaluating the relationship between fasting glucose and fasting insulin. Serves as an early marker for metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes risk, cardiovascular disease and others.

Two nutrients essential for red blood cell production and nervous system function. Deficiency can impair oxygen-carrying capacity and energy metabolism — sometimes before it shows up as anemia on a standard blood count.

What to Expect

Step 1

Book

Schedule your lab appointment online with our team.

Step 2

Check In

Confirm your details and complete quick intake forms upon arrival if not already completed prior to your appointment.

Step 3

Test

We collect your samples onsite or through a partner lab.

Step 4

Results Review

Have your results reviewed with our trained clinicians as well as a personalized plan.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAqs)

Your Questions, Answered

Most lab results are processed and returned within 3 to 5 business days–sometimes sooner–following your sample collection. Once complete, your results will be securely uploaded to your client portal, and our clinical team will notify you to schedule your review session.

Yes, a 10 to 12-hour overnight fast is required for accurate baseline biomarker measurements (specifically Fasting Insulin, Lipid Panel, and HOMA-IR). You may drink plain water during this period, but please avoid food, coffee, tea, or caloric beverages until after your blood draw.

We are happy to review existing lab results! If your bloodwork was completed within the last 3-6 months and includes the necessary biomarkers, you can bring your results with you or send them directly to labs@dxabolics.com. If any required panels are missing or outdated, we can order supplemental testing for you.

As we are cash-pay only at this time, coverage depends on your specific health insurance provider and plan benefits. We provide itemized receipts (superbills) upon request that you can submit to your insurer for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) cards are also accepted.

Rather than relying solely on broad standard laboratory reference ranges, our clinical team evaluates your biomarkers against optimal functional target ranges when evidence-based. We analyze your numbers in the context of your overall health, symptoms, and lifestyle goals.

If any lab values fall outside optimal ranges, our clinical team will highlight these during your results review. We will walk you through what the findings mean, recommend targeted follow-up steps, and adjust your personalized care plan accordingly. Above all, we evaluate your results in the context of how you actually feel—following the medical adage, “Treat the patient, not the number.”

Yes! You can request specialty add-on panels (such as expanded hormone profiles, advanced cardiovascular markers, or specific vitamin/mineral panels) during your initial consultation or intake process before your scheduled sample collection.

We generally recommend repeating baseline laboratory testing every 12 months (or as determined by your clinician and health history) to track your progress, monitor biomarker trends, and adjust your treatment or wellness plan as your health improves.

Stop guessing. Start measuring what matters.

Schedule your baseline lab panel to uncover critical insights and take more control of your long-term functionality and capability.

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