Long Term Health

Even though all restrictions have been removed following the COVID-19 pandemic, millions continue to suffer with “Long-Covid” – a catch-all for a long list of symptoms including fatigue, brain fog, breathing problems, sleep problems, chest and muscle pain, depression and anxiety. In fact, it’s estimated that over 2.2 million people have cases of long-Covid.

If you are suffering from any of these symptoms which have continued for more than 12 weeks after experiencing the symptoms of COVID-19 then this is the right test for you.

Our test looks for exactly the same markers and indicators that your GP would look for if you got an appointment and asked them, as it is based on the guidance of the Royal College of GPs.

Feeling drained and lethargic? It might be because you were binge-watching box-sets into the small hours or your two-year-old has the sleeping patterns of an owl. But it might not. Chronic fatigue can be caused by not enough sleep or maybe it's your body's way of trying to tell you something.

You live a stressful life juggling the conflicting demands of work, family, friends and the occasional night out. You spend time in front of a screen and on video calls and certainly don't have time to waste trying to get an appointment to see your doctor.

Take control of your health by checking your major biomarkers and finding out what's behind your constant fatigue. Get peace of mind or confirmation that you need medical advice for a specific problem.

When does "just one more" become "one too many"? If you're drinking too much, your body might be paying the price.

This test checks your major biomarkers to provide a comprehensive analysis of the health of your liver and blood. It will tell you if your body is trying to tell you something on the mornings after the nights before.

This test is for anyone who wants to reassurance that living their best life isn’t doing damage to their body.

This is an important test which shows if your blood sugar levels are too high – an important indicator of Type 2 Diabetes, a lifelong condition that can affect your everyday life by causing problems with your eyes, heart and nerves.

You may be feeling tired, need to urinate frequently, constantly feel thirsty, or have sudden, unexplained weight loss. Or may be suffering from some of the factors which can increase your risk of contracting diabetes – such as a sedentary lifestyle, being overweight, or if the disease runs in your family.

If you are already aware of your diabetes risk, this test will help with required ongoing monitoring to ensure your blood sugar levels are normal, a pre-diabetes or even diabetes level.

Calcium is one of the great building blocks of your body. It helps build bones, keeps teeth healthy, regulates heartbeat, and makes sure your blood clots normally.

If you suffer from sluggishness, light-headedness, dizziness, and brain fog your calcium levels may be too low. This test will give you the full low-down on the amount of calcium in your blood, the health of your bones and any bone disorders.

Your heart is the muscle at the centre of your circulation system. Each day, the heart beats around 100,000 times pumping blood around your body as your heart beats.

The blood carries oxygen to your brain and nutrients to all parts of your body. It’s the single most important organ in your body – so it makes sense to look after it properly.

Anyone who is concerned about the health of their heart should do this test on a regular basis.