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Mental Health
When you’re not feeling your best and want to find answers.
The Mental Well-Being Blood Test provides a supportive overview of laboratory markers that may be associated with fatigue, stress, low energy levels, and reduced psychological well-being. It includes selected vitamins and nutrients important for nervous system function, markers related to stress burden, and an assessment of blood sugar regulation.
The test is particularly useful if you have not been feeling your best for an extended period, are experiencing low energy or mental strain without a clear explanation, or simply want to determine whether underlying nutritional or metabolic factors may be contributing to how you feel.
Your results are presented in a clear and comprehensive laboratory report, helping you better understand your overall health and identify areas that may benefit from further attention or discussion with a healthcare professional.
PERSISTENT DISCOMFORT
For individuals experiencing persistent fatigue, low mood, or reduced vitality.
STRESS
When you’re experiencing chronic stress.
MOOD AND ENERGY
When you’re lacking energy and motivation.
HEADACHES
When you experience frequent headaches.
DETAILED INFORMATION:
The Mental Well-Being Blood Test helps uncover the biological factors that may contribute to fluctuations in mood, energy levels, and overall well-being. It is designed for individuals who want objective data when mental resilience, energy, and vitality have been affected over a longer period of time.
The test evaluates key nutrients that support nervous system function, including vitamin D, vitamin B12 (including its active form), and folate. Deficiencies in these nutrients may influence fatigue, concentration, sleep quality, and overall vitality.
The panel also includes markers associated with stress and the body’s response to physiological burden, such as homocysteine, magnesium, and cortisol. Cortisol, the body’s primary stress hormone, reflects stress load and may be linked to exhaustion, reduced resilience, and fluctuating energy levels. In addition, Serum Amyloid A (SAA) is included as a marker of inflammation and the acute-phase response, helping place the results into a broader physiological context.
Blood sugar stability is also assessed through glucose and HbA1c measurements, as fluctuations in blood glucose levels can affect both energy and mood.
The results provide a clear overview of factors that may be worth monitoring, addressing through nutritional or lifestyle changes, or discussing further with a healthcare professional. While the test is not intended to diagnose mental health conditions, it can serve as a valuable supportive tool in determining whether biological factors may be contributing to fatigue, stress, low mood, or reduced well-being.
Your test results can be explained by your general practitioner.
For individuals experiencing long-term stress or psychological strain. For those who have not been feeling their best for an extended period. For people struggling with low energy, fatigue, or lack of motivation. For individuals experiencing frequent headaches, reduced concentration, or poor sleep quality. For those who want to assess whether vitamin deficiencies, stress, or metabolic factors may be affecting their well-being. For anyone seeking objective laboratory data to better understand the biological factors that may influence mood, energy, and overall mental well-being.
Checks levels of key vitamins important for nervous system function. Evaluates laboratory markers associated with stress and stress response. Assesses homocysteine as an important health risk marker. Checks blood sugar stability through glucose and HbA1c measurements. Provides objective data to support targeted next steps and ongoing monitoring.
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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| Glucose |
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| Glycated hemoglobin |
| Homocysteine |
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| Magnesium |
| Cortizol |
| Serum amyloid A |
| Vitamin D |
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| Vitamin B12 |
| Active vitamin B12 |
| Folate |