Heavy Metals Blood Test & Red Cell Mineral Blood Panel
Assess Potential Exposure. Understand Mineral Status. Take Informed Next Steps.
£249.99
£59.99
SAVE £190
(76.00% OFF)
£249.99
£59.99
SAVE £190 • 76.00% OFF
Five Exposure
Related Metals
Five Red Cell
Nutritional Minerals
Two Sample
Blood Sample
Results Usually Available
the Next Day *
The Heavy Metals and Red Cell Minerals Panel measures five metals relevant to environmental, occupational or supplement-related exposure: aluminium, chromium, lead, manganese and mercury. It also measures red-cell calcium, magnesium, copper, selenium and zinc.
The panel may support investigation when there is a credible exposure history, unexplained symptoms or concern about excessive supplement use.
Ideal For
Adults who want a clearer, more detailed picture of cardiovascular risk than a routine cholesterol panel provides
Raised Cholesterol
Family History Inherited Lipid Disorder
Normal LDL Ongoing Cardiovascular Concerns
Raised Lipoprotein(a)
Diabetes or Metabolic Syndrome
High Blood Pressure
Established Cardiovascular Disease
Preventive Health
Lipid Therapy Monitoring
Raised Triglycerides
Inflammatory Risk Add high-sensitivity CRP Context
Stroke-Risk Concerns
Standard Lipid Profile
Apolipoprotein A-I and B
ApoB/A-I Ratio
Apolipoproteins C-II and C-III
Apolipoprotein E
Small LDL Cholesterol
Lipoprotein(a)
Vascular Inflammation
Ayurvedic Cardiometabolic AssessmentWhat We Assess
Includes:
Your Appointment Includes
- Cardiovascular and family-history review
- Review of medicines, supplements and previous results
- Blood pressure, weight, BMI and waist measurement
- Professional venous blood collection
- Standard and advanced lipid analysis
- Written report and personalised interpretation
- Diet and lifestyle guidance
- Ayurvedic cardiometabolic assessment
- Advice on repeat testing, GP review or referral
Preparation Before Your Test
Fast for 8–12 hours (water only)
Stay well hydrated
Avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours
Avoid smoking for 30 minutes before your appointment
Stop non-prescribed supplements (including Biotin) 48 hours beforehand
If testing testosterone, choose a morning appointment
Allow approximately 30 minutes for your visit
How It Works
1
Book Your Appointment
Book online or by telephone
2
Review and Sample
Discuss risk factors and medicines; provide a venous blood sample.
3
Laboratory Analysis
All 14 lipid and inflammation markers are analysed.
4
Receive Your Results
Results are usually available the next day.
5
Personal Consultation
Review findings and receive personalised guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
It adds detailed apolipoproteins, small LDL cholesterol, Lipoprotein(a) and hs-CRP to the routine lipid profile.
ApoB estimates the number of atherogenic particles and may reveal risk not fully reflected by LDL cholesterol.
Lp(a) is largely inherited and can increase cardiovascular risk even when routine cholesterol results appear acceptable.
No. This profile measures the ApoE protein; genetic testing is a separate test.
No. hs-CRP is non-specific and may rise with infection, injury or strenuous exercise.
An 8–10 hour fast with plain water is recommended unless the clinic advises otherwise.
No. Diagnosis of arterial blockage requires appropriate clinical assessment and imaging.
No. Continue prescribed medicines unless your prescriber tells you otherwise.
Results are usually available the next day after laboratory processing.
Your clinician may recommend lifestyle changes, repeat testing, GP review or specialist assessment.
Ready to Look Beyond Standard Cholesterol?
Understand your cardiovascular risk profile and take early steps to protect your
heart health.