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Discover if you have chronic inflammation

Be proactive: detect inflammation before it causes life-threatening diseases.

What do inflammation tests look for?

Key markers of systemic and chronic inflammation associated with cancer, Alzheimer’s and other diseases
Signs of age-related inflammation and oxidative stress—also known as “inflammaging”
Cardiac inflammation, indicating risks for heart failure, high cholesterol and more

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How to Order Lab Tests

Chronic Inflammation Markers

Evaluates for systemic inflammation

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$42.00

The C-reactive protein (CRP) blood test measures the degree of inflammation occurring in your body--high levels of which are associated with cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes and other concerns.

Check for acute and chronic systemic inflammatory concerns

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$155.00

The Inflammation Panel combines the most important and clinically relevant markers of systemic inflammation for the best insight into the body’s inflammatory response.

Check systemic inflammatory status with this important biomarker

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$45.00

GlycA (also known as glycosylated acetyls or glycoprotein acetyls) is a new biomarker of systemic inflammation reflecting several acute phase reactant proteins that rise during inflammatory response.

Evaluate for chronic inflammation with this important cytokine

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$75.00

Elevated IL-6 levels may occur in different conditions including and not limited to: chronic infections, autoimmune disorders, certain cancers, and Alzheimer’s disease.

Evaluate for chronic inflammation with this important cytokine

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$199.00

Elevated IL-8 levels may occur in different conditions including and not limited to: rheumatoid arthritis, tumor development, and Hepatitis C.

Measures a protein linked to autoimmune diseases when deficient

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$85.00

Check in on your immune system's ability to protect against defense and inflammation by measuring your levels of the component 4 (C4) protein of the immune system’s complement system.

Measures the most abundant protein in the complement system

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$85.00

The complement system is a group of proteins (C1–C9) that participate in your body’s immune and inflammatory responses. In those with autoimmune disorders, the C3 protein may drop. This test measures C3 levels so your health care provider can assess risk and treatment options.

Identify chronic inflammation through RBC descent in a test tube

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$22.43

The erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) test is used to help identify chronic inflammation associated with infections and other disorders.

“Inflammaging” Tests

Assesses oxidative stress to gauge the need for more antioxidants

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$131.25

Oxidative stress is an imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in your body, which could end up damaging cells or even DNA. This test looks for F2-Isoprostanes in the urine, which are a marker of oxidative stress or free radical activity in the body.

Tests markers associated with the repair of aging cells & tissues

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$135.00

To assess your body's ability to repair aging cells and tissue, this panel tests for insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) and interleukin-6 (IL-6). IGF-1, a.k.a. somatomedin C.

Discover the tissue source of increased lactate dehydrogenase

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$69.00

This test is used as a general marker of cell injury from lactic dehydrogenase. This enzyme is found in the majority of the body’s cells and is released into the blood stream when cell damage or the destruction of cells occur.

Cardiac Inflammation Tests

A key biomarker used to detect risk for heart failure & cancer

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$90.00

This test measures galectin-3, a marker for heart failure that may also act indicate cancer growth and has been associated with a greater risk of a shorter lifespan.

Arterial plaque can be deadly. Keep an eye on your risk

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$99.00

Are you at risk for increased plaque on your arteries? Testing for myeloperoxidase (MPO) measures levels of an enzyme that oxidizes low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, which could lead to increased arterial plaque formation.