Male Healthspan Panel

This panel connects three systems that strongly influence how men feel, train, and age: hormones, metabolism, and cardiovascular risk. On the hormonal side, pairing free and total testosterone (by LC/MS-MS) with estradiol, FSH, LH, and a full thyroid workup (TSH, Free T4, Free T3, thyroglobulin antibody) helps distinguish whether a symptom like low energy or poor recovery reflects genuinely low testosterone, an estrogen imbalance, a pituitary signal, or an underactive thyroid — questions a single testosterone reading can't answer. On the metabolic side, Hgb A1c, fasting insulin, uric acid, and the comprehensive metabolic panel together reveal early insulin resistance and how your body is handling glucose before standard glucose alone would flag it. For cardiovascular risk, ApoB, Lipoprotein(a), non-HDL cholesterol, and C-reactive protein give a more complete picture than a basic lipid panel — ApoB counts the actual atherogenic particles, Lp(a) captures an inherited risk many men never test, and CRP adds inflammation context, while cystatin C and homocysteine round out kidney and vascular health. Ordered individually these markers are costly and scattered across separate visits; this consolidates them into one blood draw so you can see how hormones, metabolism, and vascular health interact and track them over time.