Biophysical Benefits

• Biophysical provides the most thorough blood-based evaluation of your health
  • Gives you a roadmap to optimal health.
• Endorsed by world-renowned physicians
• Affordable low prices.
  • To buy these tests individually, it would cost over $40,000!
• All customers receive a consultation from a Biophysical physician
  • They review your results with you.

Available New Products

This is the most comprehensive evaluation of biomarkers, covering an expanded spectrum of diseases and health issues. This panel includes biomarkers commonly associated with cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hormones, thyroid diseases, autoimmune conditions, organ function, vitamin status, anemia, hematology, blood chemistry, infectious disease, inflammation, immune system conditions and blood clotting conditions.

Sex hormone levels change as we age, with some decreasing while others increase. Sometimes hormone levels can be out of balance, producing undesirable symptoms, including low energy and low sex drive. This panel helps customers detect these changes, while plotting a course correction with a physician. With an eye on hormones, liver and thyroid function, anemia, diabetes and blood chemistry, this panel looks at a wide range of the medical causes of low energy.

This panel is a tool for people who want to enhance their personal health surveillance program for cancer and cardiovascular disease, providing the most comprehensive surveillance available for these two diseases. As part of an annual program, the Biophysical/CV gives you and your physician a powerful tool to manage your overall wellness strategy.

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