15–20 markersStandard checkup
6 of 11 health areas
Usually leaves out hormones, thyroid, vitamins, inflammation and cancer screening.
100+ markersBiocharge checkup
All 11 health areas
Heart & vascular
Your heart pumps blood through pipes called arteries. These markers show how clean those pipes are, years before any symptom.
- 19 in your membership
- 16 add-ons & specialty
- ApoBCounts the particles that can clog your arteries. The best single number for heart risk.Included
- Atherogenic Index of PlasmacalculatedA calculated score from triglycerides and HDL. Shows if your bad cholesterol is the small, sticky kind.Included
- Blood Pressure (diastolic)The bottom number: pressure between beats. Read with the top number.Included
- Blood Pressure (systolic)The top number. The biggest fixable cause of stroke — measured at your draw or logged at home.Included
- HDL-CThe 'good' cholesterol that helps clear the bad kind. Higher is not always better.Included
- hs-CRPLow-level inflammation, the quiet kind linked to heart disease and ageing.Included
- LDL-CThe 'bad' cholesterol. Too much of it sticks to artery walls.Included
- LDL-C:ApoB RatiocalculatedHow much cholesterol each bad particle carries. Calculated. Low means small, dense particles.Included
- LDL:HDL RatiocalculatedBad cholesterol divided by good. Calculated.Included
- Monocyte–HDL RatiocalculatedMonocytes compared with good cholesterol. Calculated.Included
- Non-HDL CholesterolcalculatedAll your cholesterol except the good kind. Calculated. A clearer risk number than LDL alone.Included
- Non-HDL-C:ApoB RatiocalculatedCholesterol per harmful particle. Calculated.Included
- Remnant CholesterolcalculatedLeftover fat particles that also clog arteries. Calculated hidden risk.Included
- TG:HDL RatiocalculatedTriglycerides divided by HDL. Calculated. A quick sign of insulin resistance.Included
- Total CholesterolAll the cholesterol in your blood added up. A rough total; the parts below matter more.Included
- Total Cholesterol:HDL RatiocalculatedTotal cholesterol divided by the good kind. Calculated. A classic quick check.Included
- TriglyceridesFat floating in your blood. Goes up with sugar, alcohol and too little exercise.Included
- TyG IndexcalculatedA calculated score from triglycerides and sugar. Another way to spot insulin resistance.Included
- Uric Acid:HDL RatiocalculatedUric acid divided by HDL. Calculated. Linked to metabolic syndrome.Included
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- Lp(a)A heart-risk particle you are born with. Worth measuring once in your life.Baseline (year 1)
- ApoA1The main protein in good cholesterol. Read with ApoB to see the balance.Add-on
- ApoB:ApoA1 RatiocalculatedBad particles divided by good ones. Calculated. One of the strongest heart-attack predictors.Add-on
- Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA)Blocks nitric-oxide production; a marker of blood-vessel lining health.Add-on
- FibrinogenA protein that helps blood clot. Rises with inflammation and heart risk.Add-on
- HomocysteineRises when B vitamins run short. Linked to heart and brain risk.Add-on
- Oxidized LDLLDL that has been damaged by oxidation; the form that inflames artery walls.Add-on
- VLDL CholesterolCholesterol carried in the triglyceride-rich VLDL particles.Add-on
- Atherogenic CoefficientcalculatedNon-HDL over HDL; the same information as the total cholesterol:HDL ratio minus one.Specialty
- GGT-to-HDL Cholesterol RatiocalculatedGGT over HDL; a research index of fatty-liver risk.Specialty
- LDL Cholesterol / Total Cholesterol (Mass Ratio)calculatedLDL as a share of total cholesterol; a research ratio.Specialty
- METS-IRAn insulin-resistance index that also needs body weight; not calculated until BMI is on file.Specialty
- Neutrophil-to-HDL Cholesterol Ratio (NHR)calculatedNeutrophils over HDL; a research index pairing immunity and lipids.Specialty
- NON-HDL Total Cholesterol RatiocalculatedNon-HDL as a share of total cholesterol; a research ratio.Specialty
- Symmetric dimethylarginine (SDMA)A related marker of kidney filtration and vascular health.Specialty
- Triglyceride-to-Apolipoprotein B Ratio (TG/ApoB)calculatedTriglycerides per ApoB particle; a research ratio.Specialty
Metabolism & weight
How your body turns food into energy. These markers spot sugar and insulin trouble early, while it is still easy to fix.
- 10 in your membership
- +2 in retests
- 13 add-ons & specialty
- ALTA liver enzyme that leaks out when the liver is stressed. The classic fatty-liver sign.Included
- Estimated Average GlucosecalculatedYour HbA1c turned into an everyday sugar number. Calculated.Included
- Fasting GlucoseYour blood sugar after not eating overnight. Familiar, but it rises late.Included
- Fasting InsulinThe hormone that moves sugar into your cells. It rises years before sugar does.Included
- GGTA liver enzyme that reacts to alcohol and blocked bile.Included
- HbA1cYour average blood sugar over the last three months.Included
- HOMA-IRcalculatedHow hard your body has to push to control sugar. Calculated from glucose and insulin.Included
- TG:HDL RatiocalculatedTriglycerides divided by HDL. Calculated. A quick sign of insulin resistance.Included
- TyG IndexcalculatedA calculated score from triglycerides and sugar. Another way to spot insulin resistance.Included
- Uric AcidA waste product from food. High levels go with gout, kidney and heart trouble.Included
- HOMA-βcalculatedHow much insulin your pancreas can still make. Calculated.Retest panel
- QUICKIcalculatedA calculated insulin-sensitivity score. Higher is better.Retest panel
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- AdiponectinA fat-cell hormone that improves insulin sensitivity; low in metabolic disease.Add-on
- C-PeptideMade in step with insulin. Shows how hard your pancreas is working.Add-on
- FructosamineAverage blood sugar over two to three weeks; useful when HbA1c misleads.Add-on
- LeptinThe satiety hormone from fat tissue; high levels signal leptin resistance.Add-on
- VLDL CholesterolCholesterol carried in the triglyceride-rich VLDL particles.Add-on
- 3-HydroxybutyricThe main ketone body; rises with fasting and low-carb eating.Specialty
- AcetoaceticA ketone body measured in urine.Specialty
- Atherogenic CoefficientcalculatedNon-HDL over HDL; the same information as the total cholesterol:HDL ratio minus one.Specialty
- LDL Cholesterol / Total Cholesterol (Mass Ratio)calculatedLDL as a share of total cholesterol; a research ratio.Specialty
- METS-IRAn insulin-resistance index that also needs body weight; not calculated until BMI is on file.Specialty
- Neutrophil-to-HDL Cholesterol Ratio (NHR)calculatedNeutrophils over HDL; a research index pairing immunity and lipids.Specialty
- NON-HDL Total Cholesterol RatiocalculatedNon-HDL as a share of total cholesterol; a research ratio.Specialty
- Triglyceride-to-Apolipoprotein B Ratio (TG/ApoB)calculatedTriglycerides per ApoB particle; a research ratio.Specialty
Sex hormones
Hormones are chemical messengers. They affect energy, mood, muscle, sleep and fertility.
- 3 in your membership
- +8 in retests
- 9 add-ons & specialty
- EstradiolThe main estrogen. Matters for cycles, bones, mood and the heart in women and men.Included
- FSHA brain signal for eggs and sperm. Rises as fertility falls.Included
- Testosterone, TotalAll the testosterone in your blood. Drives muscle, mood, sex drive and bone.Included
- DHEA-SulphateA hormone from the adrenal glands that falls steadily with age.Retest panel
- Free Androgen IndexcalculatedTestosterone compared with the protein that holds it. Calculated.Retest panel
- LHA signal from the brain that triggers ovulation and testosterone.Retest panel
- ProgesteroneConfirms that ovulation happened, when tested in the second half of the cycle.Retest panel
- ProlactinA hormone for milk production. High levels can switch off sex hormones.Retest panel
- SHBGA protein that holds on to sex hormones. It decides how much is free to work.Retest panel
- Testosterone, BioavailablecalculatedFree testosterone plus the loosely held part. Calculated. The share your tissues can reach.Retest panel
- Testosterone:Estradiol RatiocalculatedTestosterone compared with estrogen in men. Calculated.Retest panel
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- 17-HydroxyprogesteroneAn adrenal steroid; used to assess adrenal enzyme function.Add-on
- AMHShows how many eggs are left. The best single fertility clock.Add-on
- CortisolThe stress hormone. A morning level shows your daily rhythm.Add-on
- DHTThe most potent androgen, made from testosterone; drives hair and prostate.Add-on
- Free PSA percentageFree PSA as a percentage of total; calculated, lower values raise concern.Add-on
- IGF-1The growth signal behind growth hormone. Tracks muscle, repair and ageing.Add-on
- PSAA prostate protein used in screening. Read with age and change over time, never alone.Add-on
- PSA, freeThe unbound share of PSA; helps separate benign enlargement from cancer risk.Add-on
- Testosterone, FreeThe small unattached part of testosterone your body can actually use.Add-on
Thyroid
A small gland in your neck that sets your body's speed. Feeling tired, cold or gaining weight often starts here.
- 1 in your membership
- +5 in retests
- 5 add-ons & specialty
- TSHThe brain's signal to the thyroid. The first thyroid number to check.Included
- Free T3The active thyroid hormone your cells respond to.Retest panel
- Free T3:Free T4 RatiocalculatedHow well you turn storage hormone into active hormone. Calculated.Retest panel
- Free T4The storage form of thyroid hormone.Retest panel
- Thyroglobulin AntibodiesA second antibody that shows the immune system is targeting the thyroid.Retest panel
- TPO AntibodiesAntibodies attacking the thyroid. The earliest sign of an autoimmune thyroid.Retest panel
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- Reverse T3An inactive form of T3 made during stress or illness. A specialty test.Add-on
- SeleniumA trace mineral for thyroid conversion and antioxidant enzymes.Add-on
- Total T4All T4 including the protein-bound share; free T4 is usually more useful.Add-on
- Free Thyroxine IndexAn older calculated estimate of free T4 from total T4 and T3 uptake.Specialty
- T3 UptakeAn older test of thyroid-binding capacity, used to derive the free thyroxine index.Specialty
Liver
Your liver cleans your blood and processes everything you eat and drink. Fatty liver is common in Thailand and shows up here first.
- 15 in your membership
- 14 add-ons & specialty
- AlbuminThe main protein your liver makes. Shows nutrition and liver output.Included
- Albumin:Globulin RatiocalculatedAlbumin compared with globulin. Calculated.Included
- ALPAn enzyme from liver, bile ducts and bone.Included
- ALTA liver enzyme that leaks out when the liver is stressed. The classic fatty-liver sign.Included
- APRIcalculatedA calculated score used to screen for liver scarring.Included
- ASTA liver and muscle enzyme. Read with ALT to tell the two apart.Included
- AST:ALT RatiocalculatedAST compared with ALT. Calculated. Helps tell fatty liver from other causes.Included
- CRP–Albumin RatiocalculatedInflammation compared with nutrition. Calculated from hs-CRP and albumin.Included
- Direct BilirubinThe processed part of bilirubin. Rises when bile cannot flow.Included
- FIB-4calculatedAge, two liver enzymes and platelets combined into the standard first check for liver scarring. Calculated.Included
- GGTA liver enzyme that reacts to alcohol and blocked bile.Included
- GlobulincalculatedThe antibody proteins in your blood. Calculated.Included
- Indirect BilirubincalculatedThe unprocessed part of bilirubin. Calculated.Included
- Total BilirubinA yellow pigment from old red cells that the liver clears. A little extra is protective.Included
- Total ProteinAll the protein in your blood. A broad check on nutrition, liver and immunity.Included
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- Hepatitis B Surface AntibodyShows whether you are protected against hepatitis B, from a vaccine or a past infection.Baseline (year 1)
- Hepatitis B Surface AntigenShows whether the hepatitis B virus is in your blood. Many carriers feel nothing, so it is checked once.Baseline (year 1)
- Hepatitis C AntibodyShows whether you have ever met the hepatitis C virus. A positive result needs a follow-up test.Baseline (year 1)
- AFPA liver-cancer check for hepatitis B carriers, read with an ultrasound. Not a screen for everyone.Add-on
- 2-Hydroxybutyric (Methylation, Toxic exposure)Rises when glutathione is being consumed; a marker of oxidative stress.Specialty
- 2-Hydroxyhippuric (Aspartame, Salicylates, or GI Bacteria)A metabolite from aspartame, salicylates or gut bacteria.Specialty
- 2-Oxo-4-methiolbutyricA methionine metabolite in urine.Specialty
- Bilirubin-to-Albumin RatiocalculatedBilirubin over albumin; a research ratio we do not compute.Specialty
- Ferritin-to-Albumin RatiocalculatedFerritin over albumin; a research inflammation ratio.Specialty
- GGT-to-HDL Cholesterol RatiocalculatedGGT over HDL; a research index of fatty-liver risk.Specialty
- Indirect-to-Direct Bilirubin RatiocalculatedUnprocessed over processed bilirubin; a research ratio.Specialty
- N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) (Glutathione Precursor)A glutathione precursor measured in urine.Specialty
- Orotic (Ammonia Excess)Rises when the body struggles to clear ammonia.Specialty
- Pyroglutamic (Glutathione)A urine marker of glutathione demand.Specialty
Kidney & urine
Your kidneys filter waste out of your blood. They rarely complain, so these numbers are the early warning.
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- 14 add-ons & specialty
- AlbuminThe main protein your liver makes. Shows nutrition and liver output.Included
- Anion GapcalculatedA calculated acid-balance check from three salts.Included
- Bacteria (Urine)Bacteria seen under the microscope; a routine urinalysis check for infection.Included
- Bilirubin (Urine)Bilirubin spilling into urine; points to liver or bile-duct trouble.Included
- Blood Pressure (diastolic)The bottom number: pressure between beats. Read with the top number.Included
- BUNUrea, a waste product from protein. Shows kidney clearance and hydration.Included
- BUN:Creatinine RatiocalculatedUrea compared with creatinine. Calculated. Separates dehydration from kidney disease.Included
- CalciumBlood calcium; regulated by parathyroid hormone, vitamin D and the kidneys.Included
- Casts (Urine)Tiny tube-shaped moulds from the kidneys, counted under the microscope. A few are usually harmless.Included
- ChlorideA salt read with sodium to check acid balance.Included
- CO2 (Bicarbonate)Bicarbonate, your blood's main buffer. Shows acid balance.Included
- Corrected Calcium (Albumin-adjusted)calculatedYour calcium adjusted for albumin, so a low protein level does not hide the true value. Calculated.Included
- CreatinineA muscle waste product your kidneys clear. The standard kidney number.Included
- Crystals (Urine)Mineral crystals under the microscope; relevant to kidney stones.Included
- eGFRHow fast your kidneys filter. Calculated from creatinine, age and sex.Included
- Epithelial Cells (Urine)Cells shed from the urinary tract; mostly a sample-quality check.Included
- Glucose (Urine)Sugar spilling into urine, which happens once blood sugar runs high.Included
- Ketones (Urine)Ketones in urine; fasting, low-carb eating or uncontrolled diabetes.Included
- Leukocyte Esterase (Urine)An enzyme from white cells; a screening flag for urinary infection.Included
- Nitrite (Urine)Produced by many bacteria; a screening flag for urinary infection.Included
- Occult Blood (Urine)Blood not visible to the eye; needs a look at the kidneys and bladder.Included
- pH (Urine)Urine acidity; shaped by diet, and relevant to kidney stones.Included
- PotassiumA mineral your heart and muscles need. Kept in a tight range by the kidneys.Included
- Protein (Urine)Protein leaking into urine; an early kidney warning.Included
- RBC (Urine)Red blood cells counted under the microscope.Included
- SodiumThe main salt in your blood. Shows hydration and hormone balance.Included
- Specific Gravity (Urine)How concentrated the urine is; a hydration and kidney-concentration check.Included
- uACRProtein leaking into urine. The earliest kidney warning, years before eGFR falls.Included
- Uric AcidA waste product from food. High levels go with gout, kidney and heart trouble.Included
- Urobilinogen (Urine)A bilirubin breakdown product; changes with liver function and haemolysis.Included
- WBC (Urine)White cells in urine; inflammation or infection in the urinary tract.Included
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- Appearance (Urine)Whether urine is clear or cloudy; part of a routine urinalysis.Add-on
- Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA)Blocks nitric-oxide production; a marker of blood-vessel lining health.Add-on
- Character (Urine)The overall look of the sample as recorded by the lab.Add-on
- Color (Urine)Urine colour; reflects hydration and occasionally blood or bile.Add-on
- Cystatin CA kidney filter marker that does not depend on muscle. Cleaner than creatinine.Add-on
- Granular Cast (Urine)Casts that can signal kidney tubule injury.Add-on
- Hyaline Cast (Urine)Protein casts that are usually harmless, common after exercise or dehydration.Add-on
- PSAA prostate protein used in screening. Read with age and change over time, never alone.Add-on
- RBC Cast (Urine)Casts containing red cells; a sign of kidney inflammation.Add-on
- Squamous Epithelial Cells (Urine)Skin-type cells that mostly indicate how the sample was collected.Add-on
- eGFR (cystatin C)Kidney filtration estimated from cystatin C instead of creatinine; independent of muscle.Specialty
- GlycericAn organic acid; rarely abnormal outside inherited conditions.Specialty
- GlycolicAn oxalate precursor in urine; relevant to kidney stones.Specialty
- Symmetric dimethylarginine (SDMA)A related marker of kidney filtration and vascular health.Specialty
Blood
A full blood count looks at your red cells, white cells and platelets. It is the oldest test in medicine and still one of the best.
- 26 in your membership
- 3 add-ons & specialty
- BasophilsThe rarest white cells, part of allergic reactions.Included
- Basophils (absolute)calculatedBasophils as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- EosinophilsWhite cells tied to allergies and parasites, as a share of the total.Included
- Eosinophils (absolute)calculatedEosinophils as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- FerritinYour iron stores. Also rises with inflammation, so we read it with hs-CRP.Included
- Green–King IndexcalculatedA second red-cell screen for thalassaemia trait versus low iron, read with Mentzer. Calculated.Included
- HematocritThe share of your blood made of red cells.Included
- HemoglobinThe protein in red cells that carries oxygen. The anaemia number.Included
- IronIron in your blood right now. It swings daily, so ferritin is the better store.Included
- LymphocytesThe white cells that remember infections, as a share of the total.Included
- Lymphocytes (absolute)calculatedLymphocytes as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- MCHThe average amount of haemoglobin in each red cell.Included
- MCHCHow packed with haemoglobin your red cells are.Included
- MCVThe average size of your red cells. Small with low iron, large with low B12.Included
- Mentzer IndexcalculatedCell size over cell count. A quick clue: small red cells from a thalassaemia trait, or low iron? Calculated.Included
- MonocytesWhite cells that become tissue cleaners, as a share of the total.Included
- Monocytes (absolute)calculatedMonocytes as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- MPVThe average size of your platelets.Included
- NeutrophilsThe first-responder white cells, as a share of the total.Included
- Neutrophils (absolute)calculatedNeutrophils as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- Platelet CountThe cells that stop bleeding by clotting.Included
- RBCHow many red blood cells you have.Included
- RDWHow much your red cells vary in size. An early sign of a shortage.Included
- TIBCHow much iron your blood could carry. Rises when iron is low.Included
- Transferrin SaturationHow full your iron carriers are. Catches both low and high iron.Included
- WBCYour total white blood cells, the immune army's headcount.Included
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- Hemoglobin A2A minor form of haemoglobin. A raised share is a clue to a thalassaemia trait, common in Thailand.Baseline (year 1)
- Hemoglobin EA haemoglobin variant many people in Thailand carry. Worth knowing once, for you and your family.Baseline (year 1)
- Hemoglobin FFetal haemoglobin. Adults carry very little; a higher share points to an inherited haemoglobin type.Baseline (year 1)
Immune & inflammation
Your immune system fights infection. Low-level inflammation, when it never switches off, ages every part of your body.
- 21 in your membership
- 42 add-ons & specialty
- BasophilsThe rarest white cells, part of allergic reactions.Included
- Basophils (absolute)calculatedBasophils as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- CRP–Albumin RatiocalculatedInflammation compared with nutrition. Calculated from hs-CRP and albumin.Included
- EosinophilsWhite cells tied to allergies and parasites, as a share of the total.Included
- Eosinophils (absolute)calculatedEosinophils as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- GlobulincalculatedThe antibody proteins in your blood. Calculated.Included
- hs-CRPLow-level inflammation, the quiet kind linked to heart disease and ageing.Included
- Lymphocyte–Monocyte RatiocalculatedTwo immune cell types compared. Calculated.Included
- LymphocytesThe white cells that remember infections, as a share of the total.Included
- Lymphocytes (absolute)calculatedLymphocytes as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- Monocyte–HDL RatiocalculatedMonocytes compared with good cholesterol. Calculated.Included
- MonocytesWhite cells that become tissue cleaners, as a share of the total.Included
- Monocytes (absolute)calculatedMonocytes as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- Neutrophil–Lymphocyte RatiocalculatedTwo white-cell types compared. Calculated. A sign of immune stress.Included
- NeutrophilsThe first-responder white cells, as a share of the total.Included
- Neutrophils (absolute)calculatedNeutrophils as an actual count. Calculated.Included
- Platelet–Lymphocyte RatiocalculatedPlatelets compared with lymphocytes. A calculated inflammation index.Included
- Systemic Immune-Inflammation IndexcalculatedA calculated inflammation score from three cell counts.Included
- Systemic Inflammation Response IndexcalculatedA calculated inflammation score from neutrophils, monocytes and lymphocytes.Included
- Vitamin DYour stored vitamin D. Low in most Thai adults despite the sun.Included
- WBCYour total white blood cells, the immune army's headcount.Included
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- Hepatitis B Surface AntibodyShows whether you are protected against hepatitis B, from a vaccine or a past infection.Baseline (year 1)
- Hepatitis B Surface AntigenShows whether the hepatitis B virus is in your blood. Many carriers feel nothing, so it is checked once.Baseline (year 1)
- Hepatitis C AntibodyShows whether you have ever met the hepatitis C virus. A positive result needs a follow-up test.Baseline (year 1)
- Alternaria alternata (m6) IgEAllergy antibodies to a common outdoor mould.Add-on
- ANA screenThe screening test for autoimmune disease.Add-on
- Anti-CCP antibodiesA specific early marker of rheumatoid arthritis.Add-on
- Anti-dsDNA antibodiesAn antibody specific to lupus, used to confirm and track it.Add-on
- Anti-RNP antibodiesAn antibody seen in mixed connective tissue disease and lupus.Add-on
- Anti-Smith antibodiesAn antibody specific to lupus.Add-on
- Aspergillus fumigatus (m3) IgEAllergy antibodies to a common indoor and outdoor mould.Add-on
- Bermuda Grass (g2) IgEAllergy antibodies to Bermuda grass pollen.Add-on
- Birch (t3) IgEAllergy antibodies to birch pollen.Add-on
- Cat Dander (e1) IgEAllergy antibodies to cat dander.Add-on
- Cockroach (i6) IgEAllergy antibodies to cockroach; a common indoor allergen in Bangkok.Add-on
- Dog Dander (e5) IgEAllergy antibodies to dog dander.Add-on
- ESRAn old, simple inflammation test that complements hs-CRP.Add-on
- FibrinogenA protein that helps blood clot. Rises with inflammation and heart risk.Add-on
- Rheumatoid factor (RF)An antibody found in rheumatoid arthritis and some other conditions.Add-on
- Timothy Grass (g6) IgEAllergy antibodies to Timothy grass pollen.Add-on
- Total IgAYour main mucosal antibody; low levels affect coeliac testing and infection defence.Add-on
- Total IgEThe allergy antibody class; high totals suggest an allergic tendency.Add-on
- ZincA mineral for immunity, skin and testosterone.Add-on
- Anti-SS-A (Ro) antibodiesAn antibody seen in Sjögren's syndrome and lupus.Specialty
- Anti-SS-A 52 kD antibodiesA component of the SS-A antibody with its own clinical meaning.Specialty
- Anti-SS-B (La) antibodiesAn antibody characteristic of Sjögren's syndrome.Specialty
- Common Ragweed (w1) IgEAllergy antibodies to ragweed pollen.Specialty
- D. farinae (d2) IgEAllergy antibodies to the house-dust mite D. farinae.Specialty
- D. pteronyssinus (d1) IgEAllergy antibodies to the house-dust mite D. pteronyssinus.Specialty
- Elm (t8) IgEAllergy antibodies to elm pollen.Specialty
- Ferritin-to-Albumin RatiocalculatedFerritin over albumin; a research inflammation ratio.Specialty
- Monocyte-to-Lymphocyte Ratio (MLR)calculatedThe inverse of the lymphocyte:monocyte ratio; same information.Specialty
- Mountain Cedar (t6) IgEAllergy antibodies to mountain cedar pollen.Specialty
- Mugwort (w6) IgEAllergy antibodies to mugwort pollen.Specialty
- Neutrophil-to-HDL Cholesterol Ratio (NHR)calculatedNeutrophils over HDL; a research index pairing immunity and lipids.Specialty
- Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte-Platelet Ratio (NLPR)calculatedA three-way cell ratio from research on critical illness.Specialty
- Oak (t7) IgEAllergy antibodies to oak pollen.Specialty
- Penicillium notatum (m1) IgEAllergy antibodies to a common indoor mould.Specialty
- Platelet-to-WBC Ratio (PWR)calculatedPlatelets over white cells; a research ratio.Specialty
- Rough Pigweed (w14) IgEAllergy antibodies to pigweed pollen.Specialty
- Sycamore (t11) IgEAllergy antibodies to sycamore pollen.Specialty
- White Ash (t15) IgEAllergy antibodies to ash pollen.Specialty
- White Mulberry (t70) IgEAllergy antibodies to mulberry pollen.Specialty
Nutrients & vitamins
Vitamins and minerals your body needs every day. Being short of iron, B12 or vitamin D is common and easy to fix.
- 8 in your membership
- +2 in retests
- 29 add-ons & specialty
- CalciumBlood calcium; regulated by parathyroid hormone, vitamin D and the kidneys.Included
- Corrected Calcium (Albumin-adjusted)calculatedYour calcium adjusted for albumin, so a low protein level does not hide the true value. Calculated.Included
- FerritinYour iron stores. Also rises with inflammation, so we read it with hs-CRP.Included
- IronIron in your blood right now. It swings daily, so ferritin is the better store.Included
- TIBCHow much iron your blood could carry. Rises when iron is low.Included
- Transferrin SaturationHow full your iron carriers are. Catches both low and high iron.Included
- Vitamin B12Needed for nerves and red cells. Often low on plant-based diets.Included
- Vitamin DYour stored vitamin D. Low in most Thai adults despite the sun.Included
- FolateA B vitamin for making DNA and red cells.Retest panel
- MagnesiumA mineral behind hundreds of body reactions. Blood levels understate shortage.Retest panel
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- HomocysteineRises when B vitamins run short. Linked to heart and brain risk.Add-on
- Methylmalonic AcidRises when B12 is functionally short, even with a normal B12 level.Add-on
- RBC FolateFolate stored in red cells; reflects the last three months rather than last meal.Add-on
- SeleniumA trace mineral for thyroid conversion and antioxidant enzymes.Add-on
- Vitamin B6Active vitamin B6 in blood; needed for hundreds of reactions including homocysteine clearance.Add-on
- Vitamin CVitamin C in blood; reflects recent intake more than long-term status.Add-on
- ZincA mineral for immunity, skin and testosterone.Add-on
- 2-HydroxyisocaproicA leucine metabolite; reflects branched-chain amino-acid processing.Specialty
- 2-HydroxyisovalericA valine metabolite; reflects branched-chain amino-acid processing.Specialty
- 2-OxoisocaproicA leucine keto-acid; reflects vitamin B1-dependent metabolism.Specialty
- 2-OxoisovalericA valine keto-acid; reflects vitamin B1-dependent metabolism.Specialty
- 3-Hydroxy-3-methylglutaric (Vitamin Q10 / CoQ10)An organic acid linked to CoQ10 and cholesterol synthesis.Specialty
- 3-Methyl-2-oxovalericAn isoleucine keto-acid in urine.Specialty
- Ascorbic (urine vitamin C marker)Vitamin C excreted in urine; a rough intake marker.Specialty
- Glutaric (Vitamin B2 / Riboflavin)An organic acid that rises when riboflavin-dependent enzymes lag.Specialty
- HomogentisicA tyrosine metabolite; abnormal only in a rare inherited condition.Specialty
- Magnesium RBCMagnesium inside red cells; a better status marker than serum, not yet offered here.Specialty
- Methylcitric (Biotin / Vitamin H)An organic acid that rises with biotin shortage.Specialty
- Methylmalonic (urine)Methylmalonic acid in urine; a functional B12 marker.Specialty
- Pantothenic (Vitamin B5)Vitamin B5 excreted in urine.Specialty
- PhenylpyruvicA phenylalanine metabolite; abnormal in phenylketonuria.Specialty
- PhosphoricPhosphate in urine; reflects diet and bone turnover.Specialty
- Platelet-to-WBC Ratio (PWR)calculatedPlatelets over white cells; a research ratio.Specialty
- Pyridoxic (urine vitamin B6 marker)The main urine breakdown product of vitamin B6.Specialty
- RDW MCV RatiocalculatedRed-cell size variation over average size; a research ratio.Specialty
- ThymineA DNA base excreted in urine; a marker of DNA turnover.Specialty
- UracilAn RNA base in urine; rises with folate or B12 shortage.Specialty
- Vitamin K (urine marker)A urine marker of vitamin K status.Specialty
- Zinc, RBCZinc inside red cells; a longer-term measure than blood zinc.Specialty
Brain
Your brain runs on good blood flow, calm inflammation and the right vitamins. Most of what matters is already in a blood test.
- 6 in your membership
- +1 in retests
- 18 add-ons & specialty
- ApoBCounts the particles that can clog your arteries. The best single number for heart risk.Included
- Blood Pressure (systolic)The top number. The biggest fixable cause of stroke — measured at your draw or logged at home.Included
- EstradiolThe main estrogen. Matters for cycles, bones, mood and the heart in women and men.Included
- hs-CRPLow-level inflammation, the quiet kind linked to heart disease and ageing.Included
- Vitamin B12Needed for nerves and red cells. Often low on plant-based diets.Included
- Vitamin DYour stored vitamin D. Low in most Thai adults despite the sun.Included
- FolateA B vitamin for making DNA and red cells.Retest panel
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- Lp(a)A heart-risk particle you are born with. Worth measuring once in your life.Baseline (year 1)
- ApoE genotypeThe ApoE gene variant you carry; one copy of e4 raises Alzheimer's and heart risk.Add-on
- HomocysteineRises when B vitamins run short. Linked to heart and brain risk.Add-on
- 4-HydroxybutyricA urine organic acid linked to GABA metabolism.Specialty
- 5-Hydroxyindoleacetic (5-HIAA) (serotonin)The main breakdown product of serotonin, measured in urine.Specialty
- Amyloid-beta 40A blood amyloid protein read alongside amyloid-beta 42.Specialty
- Amyloid-beta 42A blood amyloid protein used in Alzheimer's research screening.Specialty
- Amyloid-beta 42/40 ratioThe amyloid ratio used to estimate brain amyloid build-up from blood.Specialty
- Dihydroxyphenylacetic (DOPAC) (dopamine)A dopamine breakdown product measured in urine.Specialty
- Homovanillic (HVA) (dopamine)The main urine breakdown product of dopamine.Specialty
- HVA / DOPAC RatioTwo dopamine metabolites compared; a research marker of dopamine turnover.Specialty
- HVA / VMA RatioDopamine against adrenaline metabolites; a research balance marker.Specialty
- KynurenicA tryptophan metabolite with roles in brain signalling and inflammation.Specialty
- N-AcetylasparticA brain metabolite; rarely abnormal outside inherited conditions.Specialty
- p-Tau 217A blood marker of Alzheimer's-type tau pathology; a research-grade test.Specialty
- PhenyllacticA phenylalanine metabolite in urine; reflects amino-acid processing.Specialty
- QuinolinicA tryptophan metabolite that rises with inflammation; measured in urine.Specialty
- Vanillylmandelic (VMA) (norepinephrine, epinephrine)The main urine breakdown product of adrenaline and noradrenaline.Specialty
Gut
Your gut digests food and absorbs nutrients. Protein levels and immune markers give the first clues.
- 4 in your membership
- 19 add-ons & specialty
- AlbuminThe main protein your liver makes. Shows nutrition and liver output.Included
- Bowel Cancer Screen (FIT)A home stool test for hidden blood, from age 45. The bowel-cancer screen proven to save lives.Included
- GlobulincalculatedThe antibody proteins in your blood. Calculated.Included
- Total ProteinAll the protein in your blood. A broad check on nutrition, liver and immunity.Included
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- tTG antibodies (coeliac)The antibody used to screen for coeliac disease.Add-on
- 2-HydroxyphenylaceticA urine marker of gut bacterial activity on phenylalanine.Specialty
- 3-Indoleacetic (C. stricklandii, C. subterminale & others)A tryptophan metabolite produced by gut bacteria.Specialty
- 3-OxoglutaricA urine organic acid associated with yeast overgrowth.Specialty
- 4-Cresol (C. difficile)A bacterial metabolite raised with certain clostridia.Specialty
- 4-HydroxybenzoicA bacterial and dietary phenolic metabolite in urine.Specialty
- 4-HydroxyhippuricA gut-bacterial metabolite of dietary polyphenols.Specialty
- 4-Hydroxyphenylacetic (C. difficile, C. stricklandii & others)A tyrosine metabolite produced by gut bacteria.Specialty
- 4-HydroxyphenyllacticA tyrosine metabolite with both human and bacterial sources.Specialty
- ArabinoseA sugar from yeasts and some plant foods; a urine yeast marker.Specialty
- Bilirubin-to-Albumin RatiocalculatedBilirubin over albumin; a research ratio we do not compute.Specialty
- CarboxycitricA urine organic acid associated with yeast.Specialty
- CitramalicA urine organic acid associated with yeast.Specialty
- DHPPA (Beneficial Bacteria)A metabolite from beneficial gut bacteria acting on polyphenols.Specialty
- Digestive organ age scoreA proprietary composite some services derive from gut markers; not part of Biocharge panels.Specialty
- HippuricA metabolite of dietary benzoate and gut-bacterial activity.Specialty
- HPHPA (C. sporogenes, C. botulinum & others)A clostridial metabolite that can affect dopamine processing.Specialty
- OxalicOxalate in urine; from diet, yeast and metabolism, relevant to kidney stones.Specialty
- Tartaric (Aspergillus)A urine marker of yeast and mould activity, also raised by grapes and wine.Specialty
Energy & stress
Feeling tired has causes you can measure: stress hormones, growth signals and how well your cells burn fuel.
- 6 in your membership
- +3 in retests
- 20 add-ons & specialty
- Fasting GlucoseYour blood sugar after not eating overnight. Familiar, but it rises late.Included
- Fasting InsulinThe hormone that moves sugar into your cells. It rises years before sugar does.Included
- FerritinYour iron stores. Also rises with inflammation, so we read it with hs-CRP.Included
- HemoglobinThe protein in red cells that carries oxygen. The anaemia number.Included
- Testosterone, TotalAll the testosterone in your blood. Drives muscle, mood, sex drive and bone.Included
- TSHThe brain's signal to the thyroid. The first thyroid number to check.Included
- DHEA-SulphateA hormone from the adrenal glands that falls steadily with age.Retest panel
- Free T3The active thyroid hormone your cells respond to.Retest panel
- MagnesiumA mineral behind hundreds of body reactions. Blood levels understate shortage.Retest panel
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- CortisolThe stress hormone. A morning level shows your daily rhythm.Add-on
- IGF-1The growth signal behind growth hormone. Tracks muscle, repair and ageing.Add-on
- 2-OxoglutaricA Krebs-cycle intermediate in urine; reflects mitochondrial energy flow.Specialty
- 3-HydroxyglutaricAn organic acid linked to lysine metabolism.Specialty
- 3-MethylglutaconicAn organic acid tied to leucine metabolism and mitochondrial function.Specialty
- 3-MethylglutaricAn organic acid from leucine breakdown.Specialty
- AconiticA Krebs-cycle intermediate in urine.Specialty
- AdipicA fatty-acid metabolite; rises when fat burning is incomplete.Specialty
- CitricA Krebs-cycle intermediate in urine; also affected by diet.Specialty
- EthylmalonicA fatty-acid metabolite; a marker of incomplete fat oxidation.Specialty
- FumaricA Krebs-cycle intermediate in urine.Specialty
- LacticLactate in urine; rises with anaerobic energy production.Specialty
- MalicA Krebs-cycle intermediate in urine.Specialty
- MalonicAn organic acid that can block fat burning when raised.Specialty
- MethylsuccinicA fatty-acid metabolite in urine.Specialty
- Organic acids Z-scoreA summary score some labs compute across urine organic acids; not part of Biocharge panels.Specialty
- PyruvicPyruvate in urine; sits at the junction of sugar burning and the Krebs cycle.Specialty
- SebacicA fatty-acid metabolite; rises with incomplete fat oxidation.Specialty
- SubericA fatty-acid metabolite; rises with incomplete fat oxidation.Specialty
- SuccinicA Krebs-cycle intermediate in urine.Specialty
Toxins & environment
Heavy metals, moulds and chemicals from plastics can build up quietly. These are specialty tests, ordered when there is a reason.
- 63 add-ons & specialty
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- Aluminum (Al)A metal from cookware, antacids and antiperspirants.Add-on
- Antimony (Sb)A heavy metal from flame retardants and some plastics.Add-on
- Arsenic (As)A toxic metal found in rice, groundwater and seafood.Add-on
- Cadmium (Cd)A toxic metal from tobacco smoke and contaminated food.Add-on
- Lead (Pb)A toxic metal from old paint, pipes and some traditional remedies.Add-on
- Mercury (Hg)A toxic metal, mostly from large predatory fish.Add-on
- Nickel (Ni)A metal from jewellery, cookware and industrial exposure.Add-on
- Thallium (Tl)A toxic metal from industrial contamination.Add-on
- Tin (Sn)A metal from canned food and industrial exposure.Add-on
- 2,4-DA common herbicide measured in urine.Specialty
- 3-Phenoxybenzoic AcidA breakdown product of pyrethroid insecticides.Specialty
- 5-Hydroxymethyl-2-furoic (Aspergillus)A urine marker of Aspergillus mould exposure.Specialty
- Aflatoxin M1A mould toxin from contaminated grains and nuts; a liver carcinogen.Specialty
- Atrazine MercapturateA metabolite of the herbicide atrazine.Specialty
- Barium (Ba)A metal from industrial and medical-imaging exposure.Specialty
- Beryllium (Be)A toxic industrial metal.Specialty
- Bismuth (Bi)A metal from some stomach medicines and cosmetics.Specialty
- Bisphenol A (BPA)A plastics chemical that mimics estrogen.Specialty
- Bisphenol S (BPS)The common BPA replacement, with similar hormone effects.Specialty
- ButylparabenA preservative from cosmetics with weak hormone activity.Specialty
- Cesium (Cs)A metal from industrial and environmental exposure.Specialty
- Chaetoglobosin AA mould toxin from water-damaged buildings.Specialty
- Citrinin (Dihydrocitrinone)A mould toxin from stored grains, harmful to the kidneys.Specialty
- DiethylphosphateA breakdown product of organophosphate pesticides.Specialty
- Diphenyl PhosphateA metabolite of flame retardants and plasticisers.Specialty
- Enniatin BA mould toxin found in cereal crops.Specialty
- EthylparabenA cosmetic preservative with weak hormone activity.Specialty
- Furan-2,5-dicarboxylic (Aspergillus)A urine marker of Aspergillus mould exposure.Specialty
- Furancarbonylglycine (Aspergillus)A urine marker of Aspergillus mould exposure.Specialty
- Gadolinium (Gd)A metal used in MRI contrast agents.Specialty
- GliotoxinA toxin produced by Aspergillus moulds.Specialty
- GlyphosateThe world's most used herbicide, measured in urine.Specialty
- HEMAA metabolite of industrial chemicals including vinyl chloride.Specialty
- MandelicA metabolite of styrene and some drugs.Specialty
- MEOHPA phthalate plasticiser metabolite.Specialty
- Methylhippuric AcidA metabolite of xylene, a common solvent.Specialty
- MethylparabenThe most common cosmetic preservative, with weak hormone activity.Specialty
- Mono-2-ethylhexyl phthalate (MEHP)A phthalate plasticiser metabolite.Specialty
- Monobutyl phthalate (MBP)A phthalate plasticiser metabolite.Specialty
- Monoethylphthalate (MEP)A phthalate metabolite common from fragrances.Specialty
- Monoisobutyl phthalate (MiBP)A phthalate plasticiser metabolite.Specialty
- Mycophenolic AcidA mould toxin that suppresses the immune system.Specialty
- NACEA metabolite of acrylamide, formed in fried and baked starches.Specialty
- NADBA metabolite of 1,3-butadiene from fuel and rubber.Specialty
- NAEA metabolite of ethylene oxide, used in sterilisation.Specialty
- NAPA metabolite of propylene oxide.Specialty
- NAPRA metabolite of acrylonitrile from plastics and smoke.Specialty
- Ochratoxin AA mould toxin from stored food, harmful to the kidneys.Specialty
- OxybenzoneA sunscreen chemical with hormone activity.Specialty
- Palladium (Pd)A metal from dental alloys and catalytic converters.Specialty
- PerchlorateA chemical that blocks iodine uptake by the thyroid.Specialty
- Phenylglyoxylic AcidA metabolite of styrene exposure.Specialty
- Platinum (Pt)A metal from catalytic converters and some medicines.Specialty
- PropylparabenA cosmetic preservative with weak hormone activity.Specialty
- Roridin EA toxin from Stachybotrys, the black mould.Specialty
- SterigmatocystinA mould toxin related to aflatoxin.Specialty
- Tellurium (Te)A rare industrial metal.Specialty
- Thorium (Th)A naturally radioactive metal from environmental exposure.Specialty
- Tricarballylic (Fusarium)A urine marker of Fusarium mould exposure.Specialty
- Tungsten (W)A metal from industrial and military exposure.Specialty
- Uranium (U)A naturally radioactive metal found in some groundwater.Specialty
- Verrucarin AA toxin from Stachybotrys, the black mould.Specialty
- ZearalenoneA mould toxin from grains with strong estrogen-like effects.Specialty
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One draw. Every system.
Membership includes your membership panel every year and a one-time baseline in your first year. Retest any category, or add a test your doctor suggests, at lab cost.
- Every result read and signed by a licensed doctor
- Retest every 90 days to see what changed
- Every panel at lab cost for members
Add-on tests are ordered on request through our partner lab. Specialty tests are not yet offered in Thailand. Calculated markers are derived from your measured results and are labelled as such.