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A More Complete Picture of Your Health
Healthy Aging Starts With Understanding Your Baseline
Our comprehensive blood work panels provide a deeper look at key biomarkers that may influence your overall health and well-being. Your results are carefully reviewed to create personalized, actionable recommendations aligned with your unique health goals.
What you’ll learn from your blood work
✔ Nutrient Status
✔ Heart Health
✔ Blood Sugar Balance
✔ Thyroid Function
✔ Hormone Health
✔ Liver & Kidney Function
✔ Inflammation Markers
✔ Overall Wellness Baseline
✔ Nutrient Status ✔ Heart Health ✔ Blood Sugar Balance ✔ Thyroid Function ✔ Hormone Health ✔ Liver & Kidney Function ✔ Inflammation Markers ✔ Overall Wellness Baseline
Just Five Steps
to get started
A simple, physician-led process designed around your health, goals, and long-term well-being.
Step 1
Start your Assessment Online
Tell us about your blood work, medical history, and why you’re seeking blood work care.
Step 2
Intake + Complimentary Consultation
Complete your intake assessment online, and we’ll contact you to discuss your health goals, concerns, and selected blood work package.
Step 3
Complete Your Blood Work
Visit your local laboratory to have your blood work completed using the requisition provided.
Step 4
Receive Your Lab Requisition
Your bloodwork requisition and instructions will be sent to you following your consultation.
Step 5
Receive Your Comprehensive Report
Your full blood work panel is reviewed by a physician and medical professionals. You’ll receive a comprehensive report outlining your results, key findings, and health patterns.
blood work Therapy Packages
Essential
Your Health Baseline.
Perfect for individuals looking to better understand their overall health with a foundational review of key laboratory markers.
Testing for 31 Biomarkers, including:
✓ Organ Function
✓ Nutrient Panel
✓ Personalized Results Review by a physician
✓ Personalized Report & Plan
$149*
*One-time fee per blood work panel, including a personalized review and interpretation of your results. GST not included. Introductory launch pricing.Advanced
A MORE COMPLETE HEALTH ASSESSMENT.
Expanded testing for a broader understanding of your cardiovascular health, metabolism, hormones, and overall wellness.
Testing for 50 Biomarkers, including:
✓ Organ Function
✓ Nutrient Panel
✓ Heart Health
✓ Metabolic + Blood Sugar
✓ Adrenal + Thyroid
✓ Basic Male Hormones
✓ Basic Female Hormones
✓ Expanded laboratory review
✓ Personalized Results Review by a physician
✓ Individualized nutrition and lifestyle recommendations
✓ Personalized Report & Plan
$299*
*One-time fee per blood work panel, including a personalized review and interpretation of your results. GST not included. Introductory launch pricing.Complete
OUR MOST COMPLETE HEALTH REVIEW.
Designed for individuals seeking the most in-depth assessment of their overall health, including reproductive hormones, inflammation, and advanced wellness markers.
Testing for 65 Biomarkers, including:
✓ Organ Function
✓ Nutrient Panel
✓ Heart Health
✓ Advanced Cardio & Metabolic
✓ Inflammation & Key Nutrients
✓ Metabolic + Blood Sugar
✓ Adrenal + Thyroid
✓ Advanced Male Hormones
✓ Advanced Female Hormones
✓ Expanded Laboratory Analysis
✓ Personalized Results Review by a physician
✓ Individualized nutrition and lifestyle recommendations
✓ Personalized Report & Plan
$499*
*One-time fee per blood work panel, including a personalized review and interpretation of your results. GST not included. Introductory launch pricing.What's Included in Our Blood Work:
🌢 4 MarkersHeart Health
Evaluates biomarkers associated with cardiovascular health and cholesterol metabolism.
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Measures the total amount of cholesterol circulating in your bloodstream.
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(Low-Density Lipoprotein)
Measures the transportation of cholesterol from the liver to the body's tissues. -
(High-Density Lipoprotein) Cholesterol
Measures the transportation of cholesterol from the bloodstream back to the liver. -
Measures triglycerides, a type of fat that circulates in the bloodstream.
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Apolipoprotein B — ApoB
Measures the number of cholesterol-carrying particles that can contribute to plaque buildup in the arteries. -
Lipoprotein(a) — Lp(a)
Measures a type of cholesterol-carrying particle associated with cardiovascular risk.
🌢 3 MarkersMetabolic & Blood Sugar
Evaluates biomarkers associated with glucose regulation and metabolic health.
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Measures blood glucose levels after fasting.
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Measures insulin, the hormone responsible for regulating blood sugar levels.
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Measures average blood glucose levels over approximately the past three months.
🌢 5 MarkersThyroid & Adrenal
Evaluates biomarkers associated with thyroid function, metabolism, and hormone regulation.
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(Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)
Measures the hormone that signals the thyroid gland to produce thyroid hormones. -
(Free Triiodothyronine)
Measures the active thyroid hormone available for use by the body's tissues. -
(Free Thyroxine)
Measures the primary hormone produced by the thyroid gland.
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(Thyroid Peroxidase) Antibodies
Measures antibodies associated with thyroid autoimmunity. -
(Morning)
Measures cortisol, a hormone involved in the body's stress response.
🌢 2 MarkersCardio & Metabolic
Evaluates additional biomarkers associated with cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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(Apolipoprotein B)
Measures the primary protein found on cholesterol-carrying particles in the bloodstream. -
Measures the level of homocysteine, an amino acid found in the blood.
🌢 3 MarkersOrgan Function
Evaluates biomarkers associated with liver, kidney, and overall organ function.
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Measures enzymes associated with liver function.
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Measures biomarkers associated with kidney filtration and function.
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(Complete Blood Count with Differential)
Measures red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and the distribution of white blood cell types.
5 MarkersNutrient Panel
Evaluates key vitamin, mineral, and iron biomarkers related to nutritional status.
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(Cobalamin)
Measures vitamin B12, an essential vitamin involved in nerve function and red blood cell production. -
(Vitamin B9)
Measures folate, a vitamin involved in cell growth and DNA production. -
Measures magnesium, an essential mineral involved in hundreds of cellular processes.
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Measures the body's stored iron levels.
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Measures markers related to iron storage and transport.
🌢 1 MarkersInflammation
Evaluates biomarkers associated with inflammation and immune system activity.
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(High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein)
Measures a protein associated with inflammation in the body.
🌢 2 MarkersMale Hormones
Evaluates biomarkers associated with male reproductive and endocrine health.
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Measures the total amount of testosterone circulating in the bloodstream.
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Measures the amount of testosterone available for use by the body's tissues.
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(Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin)
Measures the protein that binds to testosterone and other sex hormones in the blood. -
(Dehydroepiandrosterone)
Measures a hormone used by the body to produce testosterone and estrogen. -
Measures the primary form of estrogen involved in hormone balance in men.
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Measures a hormone that can influence testosterone production and reproductive function.
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(Follicle-Stimulating Hormone)
Measures a hormone involved in sperm production and reproductive function. -
(Luteinizing Hormone)
Measures the hormone that signals the testes to produce testosterone. -
(Dehydroepiandrosterone)
Measures a hormone used by the body to produce testosterone and estrogen.
🌢 4 MarkersFemale Hormones
Evaluates biomarkers associated with female reproductive and endocrine health.
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(E2)
Measures the primary form of estrogen circulating in the body. -
(Follicle-Stimulating Hormone)
Measures a hormone involved in reproductive function. -
(Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone)
Measures the hormone that signals the thyroid to produce thyroid hormones. -
(Free Triiodothyronine)
Measures the active thyroid hormone available for the body to use. -
(Free Thyroxine)
Measures the main thyroid hormone available to be converted into active T3.
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(Luteinizing Hormone)
Measures a hormone involved in reproductive hormone regulation. -
Measures the total amount of testosterone circulating in the bloodstream.
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(Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies)
Measures antibodies associated with autoimmune thyroid conditions.
4 MarkersFemale Reproductive Health
Evaluates additional biomarkers associated with reproductive hormone health.
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Measures progesterone, a hormone involved in the menstrual cycle and reproduction.
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(Anti-Müllerian Hormone)
Measures a hormone commonly used to assess ovarian reserve.
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Measures a hormone involved in reproductive and pituitary function.
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Measures a hormone used by the body to produce testosterone and estrogen.
Biomarkers included may vary based on your selected Longevity Program, biological sex, and physician recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Restore Wellness does not prescribe medications as part of our blood work panel program. Where appropriate, your report may include recommendations or areas to discuss further with your existing healthcare provider. Any decisions regarding medications or supplements should be made with your medical team.
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Restore Wellness offers comprehensive blood-based biomarker testing, with panels that can assess 77+ biomarkers across a range of health categories.
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No need to arrange one yourself. Restore Wellness will provide the blood work requisition required to complete your testing.
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Fasting is recommended for most Restore Wellness blood work panels, although some tests may not require it. If you need to eat beforehand, choose foods lower in fat and sugar. We also recommend being well hydrated before your blood draw.
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If you’re experiencing a short-term illness, such as a cold, flu, infection, fever, or stomach bug, it may be best to wait until you’re feeling back to your usual baseline.
Illness, inflammation, dehydration, and other temporary stressors can affect certain blood markers. For a more representative baseline, we generally recommend waiting 10–14 days after your illness has fully resolved before completing your blood work.
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Yes. Restore Wellness takes the privacy and security of your personal health information seriously. Information collected throughout your Restore Wellness experience is handled confidentially and in accordance with applicable privacy requirements.
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If possible, avoid or minimize caffeine for approximately 12 hours before your blood draw. Caffeine may temporarily affect hydration and certain blood markers, so limiting it can help provide a more consistent baseline for your results.
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Routine blood work is generally focused on specific symptoms and immediate medical needs. Restore Wellness panels examine a broader range of carefully selected biomarkers, providing the more comprehensive and detailed health assessment you may be looking for.
Rather than simply identifying results that fall outside a reference range, our medical team reviews your biomarkers to provide a more comprehensive picture of your health and highlight areas that may benefit from further discussion or follow-up.
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It may take up to seven days for Restore Wellness to receive all of your biomarker results, as some tests require specialized analysis in Edmonton. Once all results are available, our team will carefully review your findings and create your personalized wellness plan. We will contact you when your results and plan are ready.
