Basic Health Self Monitoring Panel 2

This panel connects three linked systems — cardiovascular risk, metabolic and hormonal balance, and systemic inflammation — so you can see how they relate rather than viewing single numbers in isolation. The lipid profile with non-HDL cholesterol and apolipoprotein assessment give a more complete picture of atherogenic particle burden than a standard cholesterol panel alone, while high-sensitivity cardiac C-reactive protein adds an inflammatory dimension that can refine cardiovascular risk interpretation. IGF-1 with a Z-score, sensitive estradiol, and estrone (both measured by LC/MS for accuracy at lower concentrations) offer insight into growth and hormonal status relevant to body composition, recovery, and long-term health. GGT and the creatinine-cystatin C eGFR provide practical checkpoints on liver and kidney function, helping you interpret the rest of the results in context and flag areas worth discussing with a clinician. Together these markers answer concrete questions — how is my cardiovascular risk trending, is inflammation elevated, are my hormones and organ function in a healthy range — from a single blood draw rather than ordering each test separately over multiple visits.