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Your comprehensive blood panel shows how your hormones, organs, and metabolism work together, providing data you can act on.
Your blood is your body’s map, showing how your organs, hormones, and metabolism communicate each day.
At Regenics, we interpret these connections to identify trends early, personalize your program, and guide long-term optimization.
Women’s hormones shift with age, stress, and environment. This panel helps identify what’s driving those changes.
Understanding these biomarkers helps you fine tune nutrition, training, and supplementation to reduce fatigue, improve clarity, and stabilize metabolism before issues become chronic.
For men, data brings clarity and helps you optimize recovery, focus, and strength.
Tracking these results over time allows early adjustments before changes impact your performance.
Biomarkers: glucose, calcium, sodium, potassium, chloride, CO₂. Function: reflects energy balance and cell communication.
Biomarkers: AST, ALT, alkaline phosphatase, bilirubin, albumin. Function: shows how your body processes hormones and detoxifies.
Biomarkers: BUN, creatinine, eGFR. Function: evaluates filtration, hydration, and metabolic load.
Biomarkers: total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides. Function: indicate cardiovascular efficiency.
Biomarkers: testosterone, estradiol, DHEA, SHBG, thyroid markers. Function: define metabolism, recovery, and emotional balance.
Biomarkers: vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin. Function: influence cognition, immunity, and endurance.
Biomarkers: CRP and related proteins. Function: signal systemic stress or overtraining.
Biomarkers: PSA. Function: screens for prostate health.
Test at least once a year, or every 3 to 6 months if you are on hormone therapy, managing weight, or optimizing performance.
Fasting for at least 8 hours reduces short term swings in glucose, triglycerides, and certain hormones. This improves accuracy and makes your results comparable from test to test. Water is allowed.
No. Even black coffee can affect cortisol, blood sugar, and lipid measurements. Wait until after your blood draw.
Yes. Hydration is encouraged and can make the blood draw easier. Avoid flavored or carbonated beverages.
Morning appointments, typically 7 to 10 AM, provide the most consistent hormone and metabolic readings. Try to test at a similar time each visit for better trend tracking.
Yes. A baseline identifies your normal range and helps detect changes early, often before symptoms appear. Most patients test annually, more often if on therapy or optimizing performance.
Yes. For hormone interpretation, many clinicians prefer day 3 for baseline or about day 21 for luteal phase. If cycles are irregular, note the cycle day at the time of testing.
Typically 6 to 8 weeks after starting or changing a dose, then every 3 to 6 months. For weekly injections, test around the midpoint of your dosing interval unless your Regenics clinician instructs otherwise.
Coverage varies by plan. Many patients choose self pay for simplicity. We can provide documentation for your insurer if you plan to submit a claim.
Most results return within 2 to 5 business days. We will notify you as soon as they are reviewed.
Your Regenics clinician will interpret the findings in context, discuss next steps, and if appropriate recommend lifestyle changes, supplementation or therapy, additional testing, or referral.
Yes. You can meet your Regenics clinician in person or through telehealth to review your results and plan.
Our providers’ goal is to ensure you understand all of your results and what they mean. We want you to leave knowing where you stand and which places you could use some improvement. Each step gets you closer to functioning better and living healthier.
