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Best Ayurveda Clinic in Birmingham, UK

Type 1 Diabetes and Coeliac Autoimmune Detection Panel

Understand Genetic Risk. Assess Autoimmune Activity.

£249.99

£59.99

SAVE £190
(76.00% OFF)

£249.99 £59.99
SAVE £190 • 76.00% OFF

21 Genetic

Risk Variants

6 Autoimmune

Antibodies

Results Delivered

Within 4 Days *

Our Type 1 Diabetes and Coeliac Autoimmune Detection Panel combines genetic-risk assessment with six disease-associated antibodies. It evaluates susceptibility and possible autoimmune activity associated with Type 1 diabetes
and coeliac disease. 

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Ideal For

People with Symptoms or Risk Factors Associated with Type 1 Diabetes or Coeliac Disease

T1D Family History

Coeliac Family History

Autoimmune History

Existing T1D

Digestive Symptoms

Nutritional Deficiencies

Diabetes Symptoms

Unexplained Fatigue

Growth Concerns

Weight Changes

Abnormal Results

Proactive Screening

What We Assess

Includes:

Your Appointment Includes

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
How It Works
Book Your Appointment

1

Book Your Appointment

Book online or by telephone

Risk Assessment

2

Risk Assessment

Review symptoms, family history and diet

Laboratory Analysis

3

Laboratory Analysis

Genetic variants and antibodies are analysed

Receive Your Results

4

Receive Your Results

Results are usually available within four days

Personal Consultation

5

Personal Consultation

Review your results and recommended next steps

Frequently Asked Questions

It assesses genetic susceptibility and autoimmune antibodies associated with Type 1 diabetes and coeliac disease.

No. Additional clinical and diagnostic testing may be required.

Type 1 diabetes and coeliac disease share autoimmune susceptibility and can occur together.

It may indicate autoimmune activity requiring further testing or specialist review.

No. Continue eating gluten unless your clinician advises otherwise.

Fasting is not normally required.

Further blood tests, repeat antibodies or specialist referral may be recommended.

Ready to Understand Your Autoimmune Risk?

Assess genetic susceptibility and autoimmune activity associated with Type 1
diabetes and coeliac disease.

Understand Genetic Risk | Assess Autoimmune Activity | Plan the Next Step