hsCRP & FASTING INSULIN + REPORT
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1. Order your labs
2. Receive your secure Client Portal access containing your Lab Requisition within 1 business day
3. Complete at a LabCorp near you
4. Check in your Client Portal for your results!
FASTING NOTE: It is recommended to fast for 8 hours (no food or drink, except water) before sample collection.
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TESTS
hsCRP: High-Sensitivity
C-reactive Protein*
Fasting Insulin**
FUNCTIONAL HEALTH REPORT
Blood Chemistry Analysis Report based on your lab test results, showing you relationships between the biomarkers and what they might indicate regarding the current state of your body, helping you prioritize any potential areas for improvement.
NOTE FOR hsCRP & FASTING INSULIN PACKAGE: The Functional Health Reports are typically based on a minimum of a Complete Blood Count and Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, but even with fewer or different tests, they provide some additional information, which can be helpful in prioritizing specific areas of your health.
RESULTS
Blood Test Results: Lists the results from your hsCRP and Fasting Insulin and shows you whether or not an individual biomarker is optimal, outside of the optimal range, or outside of the standard range.
ASSESSMENT
Probability of Dysfunction: An algorithmic analysis of this blood test. Provides an indication of the level of probability of dysfunction, expressed in percentages, to help you prioritize what areas in your health might require the most attention at this time.
Functional Body Systems
Accessory Systems
Nutrient Status
Individual Nutrient Deficiencies
HEALTH CONCERNS REPORT
Takes all of the information in the report and focuses on the top areas that need the most support.
*hs-CRP - Information from Optimal DX
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) is a test that can detect lower levels of CRP, a protein produced in response to inflammation, more accurately than traditional assays. Elevated levels of hs-CRP are associated with systemic inflammation and various health conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, metabolic syndrome, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), and diabetes. Low levels, conversely, suggest the absence of systemic inflammation. However, hs-CRP levels can fluctuate, and as such, for accurate cardiovascular risk assessment, two serial measurements taken at least 2 weeks apart are recommended. In addition to indicating cardiovascular risk, hs-CRP can also help in diagnosing treatment-resistant depression, assessing the severity of atherosclerosis, and determining the cause of low albumin in end-stage renal disease patients.
Standard Range:
0.00 - 1.0 mg/L (0.00 - 9.52 nmol/L)The ODX Range:
Male: 0.00 - 0.55 mg/L (0.00 - 5.24 nmol/L)
Female: 0.00 - 1.00 mg/L (0.00 - 9.52 nmol/L)
**Fasting Insulin - Information from Optimal DX
Insulin is a pancreatic hormone that helps regulate blood glucose levels by promoting glucose absorption into cells, among other functions. Elevated fasting insulin levels are associated with hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and obesity. Measuring fasting insulin, along with fasting glucose, can help identify insulin resistance and predict type 2 diabetes risk. However, it is important to also assess C-peptide levels when evaluating insulin status, as serum insulin levels may not fully reflect pancreatic production.
Standard Range: 2 – 18.4 uIU/mL (13.89 - 127.78 pmol/L)
The ODX Range: 2 - 5 uIU/mL (13.89 - 34.72 pmol/L)