VITAMINS Vitamin Wellness Panel $225.00 CALL & BOOK TEST The vitamin wellness panel provides a thorough assessment of your vitamin and mineral levels, helping identify deficiencies or imbalances that can impact various aspects of your health, such as immunity, metabolism, and overall well-being. Sample Type: Blood Preperation: No Preperation Required Sample Collection: In Person ABOUT THE VITAMIN WELLNESS PANEL The vitamin wellness panel evaluates levels of essential vitamins and minerals, including B1, E, C, D, A, B12, B6, Zinc, Magnesium, and Folate, to provide a comprehensive picture of your nutritional status. It helps identify deficiencies or imbalances that can affect various aspects of health, such as immune function, energy levels, and overall well-being. Accurate results guide personalized dietary adjustments or supplementation to improve your health and prevent potential deficiencies. How do I know if this test is for me? You might consider the vitamin wellness panel if you experience symptoms of vitamin or mineral deficiencies, such as fatigue, poor immune function, or skin issues. It’s also relevant if you have dietary restrictions, are on specific medications, or want to optimize your nutritional intake. Consulting with a healthcare provider can help determine if this test is appropriate based on your symptoms, health goals, and nutritional needs. Whats tested? What is tested in the vitamin wellness panel and why: 1. Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): Assesses levels to evaluate deficiencies that can lead to neurological and cardiovascular issues, such as beriberi. 2. Vitamin E: Measures levels to check for deficiencies or excesses that can affect antioxidant protection and overall health, impacting skin, vision, and immune function. 3. Vitamin C: Evaluates levels to identify deficiencies that can cause weakened immunity, poor wound healing, and scurvy. 4. Vitamin D: Assesses levels to determine bone health, immune function, and overall well-being, as deficiencies can lead to bone disorders like rickets or osteoporosis. 5. Vitamin A: Measures levels to check for deficiencies that affect vision, immune function, and skin health, or excesses that can be toxic. 6. Vitamin B12: Evaluates levels to identify deficiencies that can cause anemia, neurological issues, and cognitive problems. 7. Vitamin B6: Assesses levels to evaluate deficiencies or excesses impacting metabolism, neurological function, and mood regulation. 8. Zinc: Measures levels to check for deficiencies or excesses affecting immune function, wound healing, and growth. 9. Magnesium: Evaluates levels to identify deficiencies or excesses impacting muscle and nerve function, bone health, and cardiovascular health. 10. Folate: Assesses levels to identify deficiencies that can lead to anemia and affect cell growth and division, important for fetal development and overall health. What insights will the test provide? The vitamin wellness panel provides insights into: 1. Nutritional Status: Evaluates levels of essential vitamins and minerals to identify deficiencies or imbalances that could impact various aspects of health. 2. Health Conditions: Helps diagnose conditions related to specific nutrient deficiencies, such as anemia, bone disorders, or immune system issues, and informs appropriate treatment or dietary adjustments. 3. Overall Well-being: Offers a comprehensive view of your nutritional health, guiding personalized recommendations to optimize your diet, improve energy levels, and support overall well-being. How do I prepare for the test? To prepare for the vitamin wellness panel: 1. Follow Instructions: Adhere to any specific instructions from your healthcare provider, such as avoiding certain supplements or medications that may affect test results. 2. Hydration: Drink plenty of water before the test to stay hydrated, but avoid excessive intake immediately before the blood draw. 3. Timing: Although fasting is generally not required, it’s best to check with your healthcare provider for any specific preparation guidelines. Always confirm any specific requirements with your healthcare provider to ensure accurate results. HOW DIRECT LABS WORK 01. Schedule An Appointment Select your desired lab test and book a time to come in that’s convenient. 02. Sample Collection Complete your test sample collection during your scheduled appointment. 03. Get Your Results We will promptly send your test results via your desired method of notification. Clear and comprehensible results Your results will be securely shared via email. You will receive an email notification when your results are ready, and you can access them on your smartphone, tablet, or desktop. 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