Laboratory Tests

In collaboration with leading diagnostic laboratories in Poland, we’ve developed a range of test panels tailored to the most common health needs of our patients. From supporting gut and overall body balance to detecting intolerances and lifestyle-related diseases,all the way to specialized genetic and oncology testing, each package is a practical tool to help you better understand your body and take informed steps toward better health.

TEST PANELS

BODY BALANCE

Internal Balance Panel
Healthy Gut Panel

ALLERGIES AND INTOLERANCES

Food Intolerance Panel – Basic
Food Intolerance Panel – Extended

EARLY CANCER DETECTION

OncoScreen Panel

GENETIC TESTING

Oncology Genetics Panel
Blood Genetics Panel

TOXINS AND MICRONUTRIENTS

OnkoBalance Check-Up Panel

Body Balance

INTERNAL BALANCE PANEL

Who is it for?

This panel was designed for individuals who:

struggle with chronic fatigue, brain fog, mood swings, weight fluctuations, or hair loss,
suspect conditions such as insulin resistance, PCOS, hypothyroidism, or Hashimoto’s disease,
have already completed basic tests (e.g., TSH, FT4, CBC) but still don’t know the cause of their symptoms,
are parents of children with ASD/ADHD or metabolic challenges and want to better understand what affects their focus, immunity, and behavior.

Why it matters

This advanced panel includes tests that are often overlooked in standard diagnostics but can play a critical role in your hormonal and metabolic balance.

It covers, among others:

gut microbiota analysis,
vitamin and neurotransmitter levels,
inflammatory and oxidative stress markers,
and cellular metabolism indicators.

SAMPLE TESTS INCLUDED

VITAMIN D3 (25-OH VITAMIN D)

HOMOCYSTEINE

OMEGA-3 INDEX / LIPID PANEL

CORTISOL

GUT MICROBIOTA & ORGANIC ACIDS PROFILE

SELENIUM, ZINC, MANGANESE, COPPER

Healthy Gut Panel

For individuals struggling with abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, food intolerances, or chronic inflammation.

Also recommended for those who suspect gut dysbiosis, experience skin issues, low immunity, or brain fog, or have been diagnosed with autoimmune conditions such as Hashimoto’s disease, eczema (atopic dermatitis), or rheumatoid arthritis.

The Healthy Gut Panel helps assess the gut microbiota, enzyme activity, and key metabolites, and can identify hidden deficiencies or impaired digestive function.

It’s the first step toward supporting your health from the inside out — improving digestion, immunity, and overall well-being.

SAMPLE TESTS INCLUDED

GUTFLORA - gut microbiota analysis

PARASITE SCREENING

ZONULIN – INTESTINAL PERMEABILITY MARKER

CANDIDA

GUTMARKER

ORGANIC ACIDS

TRACE MINERALS – SELENIUM, COPPER, ZINC, MANGANESE

Allergies and Intolerances

Food Intolerance Panel

This panel is designed for individuals who maintain a healthy diet yet continue to experience: bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, a feeling of heaviness, fatigue, skin problems, or headaches.

The Food Intolerance Panel is ideal for those who suspect their body may be reacting adversely to certain food components, even when standard allergy tests show no clear results.

Also recommended for individuals with:

chronic inflammatory conditions (e.g., Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, eczema, rheumatoid arthritis),

recurrent infections,

difficulty losing weight despite dietary efforts.

Basic Version
Recommended for individuals with milder symptoms or as a first step in food intolerance diagnostics

FOOD DETECTIVE™ - rapid IgG test for 46 of the most common food intolerances

DAO (Diamine Oxidase) – marker for histamine intolerance

Extended Version
Recommended for individuals with long-standing, complex symptoms — including chronic gut issues, autoimmune diseases, brain fog, eczema, rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimoto’s disease, or unsuccessful elimination diets

FOODPRINT® 120 lub 220 – comprehensive IgG testing for 120 to 220 food items

DAO (Diamine Oxidase) – assessment of histamine intolerance

TRACE MINERALS – selenium, zinc, copper, manganese

ORGANIC ACIDS – analysis of metabolic byproducts and markers of fermentative intolerance

Parasite & Fungal Panel (PCR)

Early Cancer Detection

Sample Tests Included

Early Detection Test for Colorectal Cancer

Early Detection Test for Lung Cancer

OncoScreen Panel

Who is it for?

This panel is designed for individuals who want to take a proactive approach to their health by detecting potential cancer-related changes before any symptoms appear.

It is especially recommended for:

individuals over the age of 40,
smokers or former smokers,
and anyone with a family history of cancer.

Genetic Testing

Oncology Genetics Panel

Who is it for?

This panel is intended for individuals who want to take a proactive, informed approach to their health and determine whether they carry a hereditary genetic predisposition to breast, ovarian, or prostate cancer.

It is especially recommended for:

individuals with a family history of breast, ovarian, prostate, or pancreatic cancer (particularly among first-degree relatives),
women diagnosed with breast cancer before age 50,
women with bilateral breast cancer or both breast and ovarian cancer,
men diagnosed with breast or early-onset prostate cancer,
anyone seeking to take control of their cancer prevention strategy, even without a known family history.

Why it matters?

Early identification of cancer-related genetic mutations enables preventive steps such as:

more frequent screenings,
lifestyle modifications,
and, when appropriate, medical interventions to reduce cancer risk.
Knowing your genetic profile empowers you to act early and take real control of your health.

Basic Version
Analysis of 8 key genetic mutations commonly found in the Polish population.
These mutations are associated with:
in women – increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer,
in men – increased risk of prostate cancer and, less commonly, male breast cancer

BRCA1 and BRCA2 (breast and ovarian cancer) – tested using PCR methodology

Extended Version
Recommended for individuals with a strong family history of cancer or a personal history
of cancer diagnosis.

Oncogenetic Panel for Women:

Basic BRCA1 test – breast/ovarian cancer risk
High-risk breast cancer test – RECQL gene
High-risk breast cancer test – ATRIP gene
Expanded high-risk breast cancer panel (optional)
NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing) panel for high-risk genes

Oncogenetic Panel for Men:

Basic BRCA1 test – prostate/male breast cancer risk
High-risk prostate cancer test
High-risk breast cancer genes – RECQL, CHEK2
NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing) panel for high-risk genes

Sample Tests Included

MTHFR gene mutation – analysis of A1298C and C677T variants

F2 gene mutation (Prothrombin G20210A)

Hemochromatosis genetic test

Genetic Testing

Who is it for?

Hereditary disorders related to blood clotting and iron metabolism can remain undetected for years — often until serious symptoms appear.

This panel is designed for individuals who want to check for genetic mutations that may increase the risk of conditions such as inherited thrombophilia or hemochromatosis (excess iron accumulation in the body).

This panel is especially recommended for:

individuals with a history of recurrent blood clots or thromboembolic events — personally or in the family,
women who are planning a pregnancy or have experienced miscarriages,
individuals with abnormal iron or ferritin levels,
patients with a family history of conditions such as stroke, heart attack, liver cirrhosis, or early-onset type 2 diabetes.

We’re here to guide you through the entire process from testing to understanding the results and taking action to support your child’s well-being.

MTHFR Gene Mutation Testing (C677T and A1298C) is increasingly performed in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, speech and developmental delays, concentration difficulties, and cognitive impairments.

In children with MTHFR gene mutations, the following issues are commonly observed:

deficiencies in active (methylated) forms of B vitamins,
impaired detoxification processes (e.g., difficulty eliminating heavy metals),
reduced enzyme activity and increased oxidative stress.

Why is this test important?

Identifying MTHFR mutations can help personalize supplementation — especially with methylated forms of folate (B9) and vitamin B12 — which may positively impact a child’s development, focus, behavior, and overall functioning.

The test is performed using a non-invasive cheek swab, making it completely painless and comfortable — even for highly sensitive children.

Toxins and Micronutrients

OnkoBalance panel

This panel evaluates the body’s metabolic environment — including micronutrient balance, toxin exposure, oxidative stress levels, and key anti-inflammatory markers.

It can be used independently or as a complementary panel alongside genetic and oncology testing.

The goal is to assess biological factors that may increase the risk of cancer development or negatively impact prognosis.

Who is it for?

individuals with a genetic predisposition to cancer (e.g., after BRCA1/2, CHEK2 testing),
patients who have completed cancer treatment and wish to monitor their overall health,
anyone interested in proactive health management and checking if their body is functioning in balance,
individuals living in polluted environments, exposed to oxidative stress and environmental toxins.

This panel is also an excellent follow-up to genetic and oncological diagnostics, offering the next step in personalized cancer prevention and whole-body support.

Sample Tests Included

Micronutrients: Selenium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese

Vitamin D3 (25-OH Vitamin D)

HOMOCYSTEINE

OMEGA-3 FATTY ACID PROFILE

CORTISOL

ORGANIC ACIDS

HEAVY METALS: MERCURY, LEAD, CADMIUM, ARSENIC

TEST RESULTS ARE DISCUSSED DURING A CONSULTATION, HELPING YOU UNDERSTAND THE FINDINGS AND PLAN
THE NEXT DIAGNOSTIC OR THERAPEUTIC STEPS.