Diseases
Blood tests for disease prevention and early detection. Identifies risks, promotes early treatment and improves quality of life.
Apolipoprotein A1
This test can be used to examine the risk of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
€ 29,-
Herpes IgG - IgM complete
This examination provides information on whether an old infection (infected more than 6 months ago) is present and whether it is type 1 (cold sores) or type 2 (genital herpes). Also, recent infection is measured or reactivation without breakdown.
€ 87,-
Borrelia IgG and IgM
There are two types of antibodies that are tested for: IgM and IgG. IgM is produced by the body first. Test both at once using this test.
€ 59,-
HbA1c and glucose
Diabetes? Diabetes the sober and HbA1c test sees what has been going on with your sugar levels over the past few months. Got curious?
€ 15,90
Candida Albicans and Slow Thyroid
This test was compiled especially in response to the blog 'Candida Fungus: Necessity or Nightmare?'
€ 169,-
Lipase
To determine if a patient has pancreatic disease (disease of the pancreas), this test measures the amount of lipase in the blood.
€ 7,50
Iron accumulation
Symptoms of chronic iron deficiency (hemochromatosis) are usually vague. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to investigate them as soon as possible.
€ 39,-
Carnitine
This test is often requested by CFS or CFS patients. People suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome.
€ 119,-
Phosphate - Phosphorus
Most phosphate in the body comes from food (e.g., beans nuts eggs red meat chicken and fish).
€ 5,-
Erection Test
Your blood doesn't lie. Prevent erectile dysfunction by monitoring your blood levels rather than reacting only when your blood levels are not normal.
6% Sale
139,- € 147,-
Adiponectin blood test
Measuring adiponectin levels in the blood provides insight into insulin sensitivity, inflammatory status, metabolism, weight regulation and cardiovascular health.
€ 98,-
Antibodies blood test
We can often determine an infection by a blood test. A blood test will determine whether there are any antibodies in the blood. This is because the human immune system produces antibodies to fight the virus.
Blood tests can help detect and diagnose various diseases and conditions such as:
- Diabetes: Blood glucose measurements can diagnose and monitor diabetes.
- Anemia: Measuring hemoglobin and iron levels can identify anemia.
- Liver disorders: Liver enzymes and bilirubin levels can reveal liver problems.
- Infections: Detecting infection-related markers, such as white blood cells and C-reactive protein, can help diagnose infectious diseases.
- Kidney disease: Creatinine and urea levels in the blood can signal kidney problems.
- Heart disease: Lipid profiles can assess the risk of cardiovascular disease.
- Autoimmune diseases: Specific antibodies and inflammatory markers can reveal autoimmune diseases.
Blood tests to detect diseases before you have symptoms are often used preventively or as a screening tool.
What does this make sense for?
- Early detection: Some diseases can be difficult to recognize early on because of the lack of symptoms. Blood tests can identify subtle abnormalities in markers or substances that may indicate incipient disease. Early detection can increase the likelihood of successful treatment or be reversed through lifestyle modification.
- Risk assessment: If you are at increased risk for certain conditions because of genetic factors, family history or lifestyle, preventive blood tests can help identify potential problems before they develop so you can make timely lifestyle adjustments.
- Preventive measures: Early detection of risk factors, such as elevated cholesterol levels, can lead to preventive measures such as diet and lifestyle modifications, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease.
- Monitoring chronic conditions: For people with chronic conditions such as thyroid, diabetes or kidney disease, regular blood tests can help manage the disease and prevent complications.
- Quality of life: Early detection and treatment can improve quality of life and reduce treatment costs by preventing serious complications. This can ensure longer healthy lives.
Preventive blood tests are usually performed based on guidelines and recommendations from health care professionals, taking into account the person's individual risk factors and medical history. It does not guarantee detection of all diseases, but it can be a valuable tool for early detection and prevention. Discussing preventive blood testing with a physician can help determine which tests are appropriate based on individual circumstances.
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