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Functional lab testing examines the complete spectrum of laboratory indicators, revealing hidden physiological patterns that conventional testing often overlooks. It also allows us to develop targeted health protocols addressing each individual’s unique biochemical makeup.
Functional lab testing is designed to identify where your health may be falling short—not just what’s clinically “out of range.” It’s a more thorough approach to understanding how your body is functioning.
Rather than focusing solely on treating isolated markers with medication or relying on guesswork from generic protocols, we take a more intentional route.
At Well Infused, we run a comprehensive 72-marker lab panel and use functional insights to evaluate how your biomarkers work in harmony—or where they may be imbalanced. We combine your lab data, health history, and current habits to develop a truly customized plan that targets the root of the problem. Because feeling your best doesn’t come from a cookie-cutter solution—it comes from a plan built for you.
Medications, at-home tests, or guessing with supplements don’t address root causes.
We analyze all lab values—normal and abnormal—for patterns that impact your health.
Our functional lab testing goes over 72+ biomarker panels so we can build custom plans to optimize your unique physiology.
Supporting your body’s performance starts with a clear understanding of how oxygen and nutrition power every system.
➔ Red Blood Cell Function:
Red blood cells are your body’s oxygen delivery system. Here’s what we look at to assess their performance:
RBC Count: Total number of red blood cells in circulation
Hemoglobin: Measures how much oxygen-carrying protein is present
Hematocrit: The ratio of red blood cells to total blood volume
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume): Indicates the average size of your red blood cells
Key Nutrients: Includes iron, ferritin, B12, B9 (folate), and % saturation for optimal function
➔ Glucose Regulation:
Glucose fuels your body—but too much or too little can create problems. These markers help track your sugar balance:
Fasting Glucose: Your baseline blood sugar after fasting
Hemoglobin A1C: Reflects your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months
Estimated Average Glucose (eAG): Provides a clearer picture of your day-to-day glucose trends
Beyond water, our bodies are primarily composed of proteins and lipids, with fats playing key roles in everything from energy storage to cell structure.
➔ Lipid Profile:
Fats, or lipids, circulate through your bloodstream, supporting energy production and cell function—when they’re well balanced.
Triglycerides: A key indicator of your body’s metabolic state, not just your diet
LDL Cholesterol: Often labeled the “bad” cholesterol, but it’s just one part of a larger picture
HDL Cholesterol: The “good” cholesterol, best evaluated in context with other values
Total Cholesterol: This number alone isn’t enough to assess cardiovascular risk
Lipid Ratios: The relationship between lipid values gives better insight than individual numbers
Apolipoprotein B (ApoB): A newer marker that offers a more refined look at LDL-related risk
With rising exposure to toxins and the natural byproducts of metabolism, supporting your body’s detox systems has never been more important.
➔ Liver & Kidney Function: Your Body’s Detox Powerhouses
These vital organs act as internal filters, helping eliminate waste and manage toxins.
AST, ALT, GGT: Key enzymes that reveal how well your liver is functioning
Bilirubin & Alkaline Phosphatase: Help evaluate red blood cell breakdown and nutrient absorption
Creatinine, eGFR & BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen): Provide a snapshot of kidney performance and filtration efficiency
Protein Markers (Albumin & Globulin): Reflect how effectively your body processes and uses protein
Achieving optimal health depends on clear communication between your cells—powered by a balance of micronutrients, hormones, and electrolytes.
➔ Electrolyte Health: The Body’s Power Grid
Electrolytes are charged minerals that fuel everything from your heartbeat to muscle contractions and mental clarity. This delicate balance is influenced by your nutrition, lifestyle, and hydration.
Core markers: Sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride, and CO₂
➔ Hormonal Balance: The Body’s Internal Conductor
With over 600 hormones at play, maintaining hormonal harmony is key to regulating energy, metabolism, mood, and more.
Thyroid Function: Controls how your body uses energy. Measured through TSH, T3, T4, and thyroid antibodies
Sex Hormones: Affect everything from mood and metabolism to reproductive health. Tracked via Estradiol, total and free Testosterone, DHEA-S, LH, and FSH
In today’s environment, maintaining a resilient immune system is essential for long-term health and vitality.
➔ Immune Support: Your First Line of Defense
A strong immune system helps the body recognize and respond to threats before they escalate.
Vitamin D: Essential for regulating immune function and response
White Blood Cells: Reflect how your body is reacting to infections or stress
➔ Inflammation: Helpful in Healing, Harmful When Chronic
Inflammation protects the body—but when it sticks around too long, it can lead to deeper issues.
High-Sensitivity CRP: A key marker for detecting systemic inflammation
Homocysteine: Can affect cardiovascular and neurological health
Uric Acid: Elevated levels may suggest imbalances in diet or metabolism
GGT & ALP (Alkaline Phosphatase): Early warning signs of potential inflammatory or liver-related conditions
Clotting Factors (Platelets & Fibrinogen): These rise during acute inflammatory responses to protect against injury or infection
We keep it simple: a comprehensive blood panel (including hormones) is done on-site. Most tests require a 12-hour fast unless it’s a hormone follow-up. Once results are in, our team interprets them, focusing on optimal ranges—not just abnormal ones. You’ll watch a webinar to understand your labs, then meet with us to review your personalized plan, including supplements, diet, or other support.
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