By category, with the membership that includes it and the add-on that goes deeper.
How your body carries and clears cholesterol, and whether inflammation is part of the picture. ApoB and Lp(a) go further than a standard lipid panel.
It doesn't image your arteries or tell you whether you have heart disease. It shows the risk factors you can act on.
Your red cells, white cells and platelets: oxygen carrying, immune activity and clotting, with the ratios that hint at inflammation.
A count out of range is a prompt for a conversation, not a diagnosis.
How your body handles sugar and energy over the last three months, and the ratios that connect glucose, fats and uric acid.
A single reading is a snapshot. Trends over time, and the CGM if your coach suggests it, tell the fuller story.
The gland that sets your metabolic pace. TSH is the screening signal; Free T3 and Free T4 show what the thyroid is actually producing.
Thyroid symptoms overlap with iron, sleep and hormones, which is why Baseline tests them together.
The full panel across sex hormones, stress and adrenal output, with the binding protein and ratios that show what is actually available to your body.
Hormones are one of several things that explain how you feel. They're read alongside thyroid, iron and metabolic markers, never alone.
Whether you're storing, carrying and using iron well. Low iron is one of the most common reasons people feel tired.
Ferritin alone can mislead when inflammation is present; the full panel puts it in context.
The nutrients that most often run low in Canada: vitamin D through the winter, B12 and folate for energy and blood, calcium and magnesium.
This is not a full nutrition workup. It covers the ones that change what you do.
How the two organs that filter your blood are working, including eGFR, a calculated estimate of kidney filtration.
Mild changes are common and often reversible. Anything of concern goes to your nurse practitioner and your doctor.
Blood pressure and the simple body ratios that track with metabolic risk, taken at your at-home visit.
A scale gives one number. DEXA, as an add-on, shows what that number is made of.
What you've been exposed to: arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury and thallium, from water, food, air and work.
Levels are read against population ranges; a result is a reason to look at sources, not a diagnosis.
The minerals your enzymes depend on in small amounts: copper, zinc, selenium and six more.
Supplementing without a reason can push these out of range the other way. Your coach reads them with your diet.
Your fatty acid profile: saturated, monounsaturated, omega-6 and omega-3, with the ratios and indices that describe how your body processes fats.
It reflects the last few months of diet and metabolism. It doesn't prescribe a diet; your coach does that with you.
Add-ons are for members, after your first results, usually on your coach's recommendation.
The essentials, explained.
The full picture, hormones, thyroid and iron.
Everything, including what you're exposed to.
Lab walk-in pricing
Lab walk-in is available at Dynacare locations in Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba only. Everything else is the same: the same tests, the same coaching session, the same results in your app.
Dynacare walk-in locations only. No appointment needed.
