This test is designed to investigate common causes of persistent fatigue, low energy, and reduced stamina. It focuses on inflammation, iron status, metabolic balance, liver and kidney function, and key vitamins that play a role in energy production and recovery. It is suitable for individuals experiencing ongoing tiredness, burnout, brain fog, or difficulty maintaining consistent energy levels throughout the day.
Included
- GP-led review
- Personalised doctor’s comments
- Clear guidance on next steps
- UK-accredited lab analysis
What It Assesses
- C-reactive Protein (High Sensitivity)
- Iron Profile
- Kidney Function Profile
- Lipid Profile
- Liver Function Test
- Total Vitamin B12
- Vitamin D
Sample Collection Options
- At Home (Finger-Prick Kit): Wash and warm your hands to encourage blood flow. Use the lancet provided to collect a small blood sample. Fill the collection tube to the marked line. Seal the tube, place it in the prepaid return envelope, and post it back to the lab. At Home (Nurse Visit): A trained nurse can visit your home to collect a venous sample. This option is ideal if you prefer professional support or need a larger sample. In Clinic: A clinician will collect a venous or capillary sample during your appointment.
Turnaround
Typically 2-3 working days after the lab receives your sample.
Price
£1.95
FAQs
How can this test help me ?
Identifies inflammatory or nutritional factors contributing to fatigue . Assesses iron and vitamin levels essential for energy production Helps explain low energy linked to stress, overtraining, or poor recovery.
How do I take the sample?
At Home (Finger-Prick Kit): Wash and warm your hands to encourage blood flow. Use the lancet provided to collect a small blood sample. Fill the collection tube to the marked line. Seal the tube, place it in the prepaid return envelope, and post it back to the lab. At Home (Nurse Visit): A trained nurse can visit your home to collect a venous sample. This option is ideal if you prefer professional support or need a larger sample. In Clinic: A clinician will collect a venous or capillary sample during your appointment.
How long do results take?
Typically 2-3 working days after the lab receives your sample.
Will I receive help interpreting my results?
Yes — every test includes a GP-led review and personalised doctor’s comments.
