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Blood Test for the GenScan Analysis
Combine the power of blood testing and genetic insights.
The Blood Test + GenScan combines two complementary layers of health assessment: genetic predisposition and your current health status. While GenScan reveals inherited tendencies and potential long-term health risks, the blood test provides a snapshot of how your body is functioning today.
The panel includes a complete blood count, an inflammatory marker, liver and kidney function tests, a lipid profile, and markers associated with diabetes risk. It also evaluates key vitamins and nutrients, together with parameters related to blood formation and metabolism.
By combining genetic insights with current laboratory data, the test offers a more comprehensive view of your health, helping you understand not only what you may be predisposed to, but also which areas deserve attention right now. This creates a strong foundation for personalized prevention, targeted lifestyle changes, and long-term health monitoring.
PREVENTION
When you want to take a proactive approach to your health.
GENETICS + REALITY
I want to understand both my genetic predispositions and my current health status.
FAMILY HISTORY
When common chronic diseases run in your family.
METABOLIC HEALTH
Assess blood sugar, cholesterol, and cardiovascular health.
DETAILED INFORMATION
The Blood Test + GenScan provides prevention from two complementary perspectives: your genetic predispositions and your current health status. The genetic component identifies inherited tendencies toward selected common chronic diseases, while the blood panel shows how your body is functioning today.
The laboratory assessment includes a comprehensive lipid profile (total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and triglycerides), markers of blood sugar regulation (glucose, HbA1c, insulin, and fasting C-peptide), and the inflammatory marker CRP. Together, these parameters provide valuable insight into metabolic and cardiovascular health.
The test also evaluates liver and kidney function through markers such as ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, bilirubin, urea, creatinine, and uric acid, offering a broader picture of overall metabolic health and physical condition.
In addition, the panel assesses key micronutrients involved in blood formation and cellular metabolism, including iron, ferritin, transferrin, transferrin saturation, vitamin B12, active vitamin B12, and folate. Homocysteine is also included as an important marker associated with cardiovascular risk.
By combining genetic insights with real-time laboratory data, the test provides a comprehensive foundation for personalized prevention, targeted lifestyle interventions, and long-term health monitoring.
Your test results can be explained by your general practitioner.
For individuals who want to combine genetic insights with current health data. For those with a family history of common chronic diseases. For people who want a more personalized approach to prevention. For individuals interested in understanding both inherited risks and current health markers. For those who want to monitor metabolic and cardiovascular health over time. For anyone looking to take proactive steps to support long-term health and well-being.
Connects genetic predispositions with real-world health data. Assesses blood lipid levels and cardiovascular disease risk. Evaluates blood sugar regulation through glucose and HbA1c. Checks liver and kidney health. Provides insight into iron, vitamin B12, and folate status.
Your test results can be explained by your general practitioner.
How does the whole process work?
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Sample Collection
You will attend a standard blood draw appointment.
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Analysis
Your sample will be analyzed by our experienced specialists using state-of-the-art methods and technologies.
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Result
Once the test has been evaluated, you will receive a detailed and easy-to-understand laboratory report.
What Exactly Does the Test Evaluate?
| Complete Blood Count with Differential |
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| CRP |
| Urea |
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| Creatinine |
| Uric Acid |
| Total Bilirubin |
| ALT |
| AST |
| GGT |
| ALP |
| Total Cholesterol |
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| HDL cholesterol |
| LDL cholesterol |
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Triglycerides |
| Insulin |
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| Fasting C-peptide |
| Glucose |
| Glycated hemoglobin |
| Iron |
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| Transferrin |
| Saturation transferrinu |
| Ferritin |
| Vitamin B12 |
| Active vitamin B12 |
| Folate |
| Homocystein |