Vitamin Comprehensive Test
Common vitamin deficiencies Every day your body depends on numerous vitamins to function optimally.
7 biomarkers, explained
Tap any biomarker to see what it measures and why it matters.
Why take this test?
Common vitamin deficiencies Every day your body depends on numerous vitamins to function optimally. However, when you fall deficient in one or more of these, your body functions at a sub-optimal level, increasing your risk of illness or disease. You may not recognise the symptoms of vitamin deficiency straight away.
Vitamins aid your body in completing all its most critical physiological processes. A well-balanced diet should provide you with all the nutrients you need to prevent vitamin inadequacy. However, when your diet is not well balanced, or you are unable to absorb all the nutrients your need from your food you may begin to experience several unpleasant symptoms as you develop vitamin deficiencies.
Recognising these symptoms early can help you to adjust your diet and to reverse the imbalance sooner rather than later. This test will check for deficiencies and give you a full report so you are able to make the adjustments needed. A good suggestion would be to take the Mineral comprehensive test also so you have a full report of how your body is functioning and to see any deficiencies.
Consider this test if you notice
From booking to results
Choose your test and how you want to give your sample.
A quick blood draw at a clinic near you, or at home with a clinician.
Your sample is analysed by a UKAS-accredited partner laboratory.
Results in 8 to 10 days, explained in your secure Hub.
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Before you book
Do I need to fast?
Tests that include glucose, insulin or cholesterol are best taken after fasting for 8 to 12 hours. Drink water as normal. Your booking confirmation includes clear instructions.
What is the difference between a clinic and a home visit?
With a clinic visit you go to a partner clinic near you. With a home visit, a qualified clinician comes to your home or workplace to take your sample.
When will I get my results?
Results for this test are usually ready in 8 to 10 days after your sample reaches the lab. We email you when your report is ready.
Who can see my results?
Only you, and anyone you choose to share them with. Your results are stored securely in your BioHealthcare Hub account.