Diagnostics · Laboratory Analysis
A standard report asks: sick or healthy.We look closer.
Laboratory diagnostics with the depth that prevention truly requires.
Most blood panels are designed to detect disease — not to find your optimum. Our laboratory analysis measures more broadly, reads results in context and shows you where you stand today.
Why deeper
"Unremarkable" is not the same as "optimal".
A standard report checks a few values against wide reference ranges. For the question "is there a disease?" that is often enough. For the question "how well am I really, and where can I improve?" it is not.
It is precisely in this gap that our laboratory analysis works — with more parameters and an eye for your optimum rather than merely the norm.
What we look at
A broad picture — not just a handful of values.
Which parameters make sense depends on your situation. Depending on your case, we look at areas such as:
Blood count & inflammation
e.g. complete blood count, hs-CRP
Metabolism
e.g. blood glucose, HbA1c, blood lipids
Micronutrients
e.g. vitamin D, B12, ferritin, magnesium, zinc
Hormones
e.g. thyroid, sex and stress hormones
Organ function
e.g. liver and kidney values
Functional markers
e.g. oxidative stress, further metabolic markers
No off-the-shelf packages — we select what makes sense for you.
From value to meaning
Anyone can measure values. What matters is how they are read.
In context
Your lab values are read together with observations, medical history and further markers — never in isolation.
Optimum, not just the norm
We look not only at whether a value is "within range", but where within that range — and what that may mean for you.
Written by a physician
You receive a written, understandable interpretation that we discuss together — not a bare list of numbers.
What sets us apart
Every report receives a second, pharmaceutical review.
Your micronutrient and hormone results are additionally reviewed from a pharmaceutical perspective — including possible interactions with your current medication. This turns raw values into a coordinated, safe plan.
How the laboratory analysis works
Four steps. Clear and unhurried.
Initial consultation
Medical history and goals. We define which parameters make sense for you.
Blood draw
At the practice, quick and routine.
Interpretation
Written by a physician, additionally reviewed pharmaceutically for interactions.
Discussion
We put the results into context together — and, where sensible, agree on concrete next steps.
Initial consultation
Medical history and goals. We define which parameters make sense for you.
Blood draw
At the practice, quick and routine.
Interpretation
Written by a physician, additionally reviewed pharmaceutically for interactions.
Discussion
We put the results into context together — and, where sensible, agree on concrete next steps.
Who the laboratory analysis is for
For people who want to understand their numbers — not just tick them off.
Suitable if
- you want a complete picture of your values, not just isolated readings
- you invest in prevention and want to know your optimum
- you value a physician's interpretation, not a bare list of numbers
Less suitable if
- you only want a single value checked quickly
- you do not wish for an interpretation and context
- you are facing an acute medical emergency
Not sure?
In an initial consultation, we clarify which analysis makes sense for you — with no obligation.
Book AppointmentA value without interpretation is just a number.
Diagnostics before therapy. Always.
The foundation
The basis beneath every baseline assessment.
The laboratory analysis is available on its own. It is also the foundation of our baseline assessments — where it comes together with further building blocks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What you may still want to know.
A broad blood analysis, interpreted by a physician — designed not merely to answer "sick or healthy", but to show where you stand within your optimum.
More parameters, interpretation in context and an additional pharmaceutical review — instead of a bare list of numbers.
We define this individually, depending on your situation. We discuss the scope with you in advance.
That depends on the chosen parameters — we let you know beforehand.
We discuss the timeframe at the blood draw.
Yes. A written, understandable interpretation that we go through together.
The service is billed privately. We discuss the details by phone or in the initial consultation.
No. If no measure is needed, we say so. If one makes sense, we propose it — and you decide.
Discover what your results really say.
We accept a limited number of new patients each month. Consultations by appointment.