A general marker of inflammation; elevated in infection or chronic disease.
A more precise test for low-grade inflammation associated with cardiovascular risk.
Regulates thyroid function; high or low values can indicate thyroid disease.
Another active thyroid hormone; more potent and rapidly acting than FT4.
An active thyroid hormone involved in regulating metabolism and energy.
A precursor hormone to testosterone and estrogen; supports energy
The unbound
A hormone released in response to stress; involved in metabolism and immune response.
A ratio used to estimate the amount of bioavailable testosterone.
A protein that binds to sex hormones; affects availability of testosterone and estrogen.
A male sex hormone essential for reproductive function
A form of creatine kinase more specific to heart muscle; used to assess heart damage.
A muscle protein that appears in blood after muscle injury; useful for early detection of muscle damage.
An enzyme released with muscle damage; used to detect muscle injury or disease.
A hormone that regulates calcium and phosphate levels in the blood and bone.
Crucial for calcium absorption and bone mineralization.
A mineral important in bone structure and cellular energy metabolism.
Calcium level adjusted for albumin; essential for bones
The most abundant protein in the blood; important for fluid balance and nutrient transport. It supports bone health by regulating calcium transport.
A breakdown product of red blood cells; high levels may indicate liver or bile duct problems.
An enzyme involved in liver function and bile flow; often elevated with alcohol use or bile obstruction.
An estimate of 10-year risk for cardiovascular events based on biomarkers and vitals.
An enzyme found in liver and other tissues; used to assess liver health.
An enzyme related to bile ducts and bone activity; high levels may indicate liver or bone issues.
An enzyme found mainly in the liver; elevated levels may signal liver damage.
Elevated levels may suggest liver disease or hemolysis.
May indicate infection
Indicates inflammation or infection in the urinary tract.
Reflects urine acidity; used to assess metabolic or kidney disorders.
Presence may signal kidney damage or stress.
Can indicate bacterial infection of the urinary tract.
Produced when fat is used for energy; elevated in diabetes or starvation states.
Normally absent; presence may indicate diabetes or kidney issues.
Presence may indicate liver dysfunction or hemolysis.
A key electrolyte important for nerve transmission and muscle contraction.
A mineral involved in bone formation and energy storage.
Adjusted for albumin; reflects biologically active calcium important for bone and muscle.
Essential for muscle and nerve function
Produced from purine breakdown; elevated levels may indicate gout or kidney issues.
Helps maintain acid-base balance and fluid distribution.
An essential electrolyte that helps maintain fluid balance and nerve function.
A waste product filtered by the kidneys; used to assess kidney function.
A calculated value that estimates kidney filtration efficiency.
A waste product formed in the liver and excreted by the kidneys; indicates protein metabolism and kidney function.
A marker of low-grade inflammation; predictive of cardiovascular risk.
Used to assess balance between atherogenic and protective lipoproteins.
A type of fat in the blood; high levels are linked to increased heart disease risk.
The major protein in HDL particles; helps clear cholesterol from the bloodstream.
Primary protein of LDL particles; associated with plaque formation in arteries.
Used to assess cardiovascular risk by comparing total cholesterol to protective HDL levels.
High-density lipoprotein; "good" cholesterol that helps remove excess cholesterol from arteries.
Low-density lipoprotein; considered "bad" cholesterol that can build up in arteries.
The total amount of cholesterol in the blood
A measure of the blood’s overall antioxidant capacity; helps protect cells from oxidative damage.
A B-vitamin important for DNA synthesis and red blood cell formation.
A fat-soluble vitamin critical for calcium absorption and bone health.
Essential for nerve function and red blood cell production.
A marker of average blood glucose over the past 2–3 months; used to monitor long-term glucose control.
A measure of the blood's capacity to bind and transport iron.
A simple sugar that provides energy for the body's cells; elevated levels may indicate diabetes.
Percentage of transferrin bound to iron; helps assess iron status.
A protein that binds and transports iron in the blood.
The number of red blood cells in the blood; important for oxygen delivery.
A protein that stores iron; reflects iron reserves in the body.
Cells involved in blood clotting; low or high levels may signal bleeding or clotting disorders.
A mineral essential for hemoglobin function and oxygen transport.
Total count of white blood cells; a general marker of immune activity.
A type of white blood cell involved in inflammatory and allergic reactions.
The most abundant white blood cell; first responder in inflammation and infection.
White blood cells that help break down bacteria.
White blood cells that are part of the adaptive immune response.
A white blood cell type involved in allergy and parasitic infections.
Average size of red blood cells; helps differentiate types of anemia.
Average concentration of hemoglobin in red blood cells.
Average amount of hemoglobin per red blood cell.
Percentage of oxygen-carrying hemoglobin in the blood; reflects respiratory function.
The percentage of blood volume occupied by red blood cells; helps assess anemia or dehydration.
Pressure in arteries when the heart is at rest; second number in a BP reading.
The oxygen-carrying protein in red blood cells; critical for transporting oxygen throughout the body.
Number of heartbeats per minute; indicator of cardiovascular health and fitness.
Pressure in arteries when the heart beats; first number in a BP reading.
A calculated value from height and weight used to assess body fat and general health risk.
Measurement around the widest portion of the buttocks.
Ratio of waist to hip circumference; used to assess cardiovascular risk.
Measurement around the narrowest part of the torso; used to assess abdominal fat.
A measure of the blood's capacity to bind and transport iron.
