What we test
A broad panel across blood, DNA and gut.
A complete look at the systems that determine how you feel today and how you will age tomorrow. All categorized, so you always know what every number means.
Heart and cardiovascular system
Cholesterol, lipid particles and emerging cardiac risk markers — a picture that goes well beyond a simple lipid profile.
Total cholesterol
The sum of all cholesterol carried in the blood.
LDL cholesterol
The "bad" cholesterol that builds up in the arteries.
HDL cholesterol
The "good" cholesterol that removes LDL from circulation.
Triglycerides
Blood fats derived from excess calories.
Apolipoprotein B
Count of atherogenic particles — a more precise risk signal than LDL.
Lipoprotein(a)
A genetic marker of cardiovascular risk, essentially fixed from birth.
High-sensitivity CRP
An inflammation marker linked to cardiac events.
Homocysteine
An amino acid that damages vessel walls when elevated.
Metabolism and glucose
How your body handles sugar, insulin and energy — the metabolic foundation of long-term health.
Fasting glucose
Blood sugar level after an overnight fast.
HbA1c
Average blood sugar over the last ~3 months.
Insulin
The hormone that signals cells to absorb glucose.
HOMA-IR
A calculated index of insulin resistance.
Uric acid
High values are linked to gout and metabolic syndrome.
Leptin
The satiety hormone produced by fat tissue.
Adiponectin
A hormone that improves insulin sensitivity.
Inflammation and immune system
Chronic low-grade inflammation underlies most modern diseases. We measure it from several angles.
High-sensitivity CRP
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein — systemic inflammation.
ESR
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate — a general inflammation index.
White blood cells
Total count of immune cells and differential.
Neutrophils / Lymphocytes
A ratio used as a marker of stress and inflammation.
Fibrinogen
A clotting protein that rises with inflammation.
Ferritin
An iron storage protein — high values can signal inflammation.
Liver and kidneys
Two organs that quietly handle most of the body's filtration work. We monitor their function closely.
ALT
A liver enzyme — it rises in the blood when liver cells are under stress.
AST
An enzyme from liver and muscle — paired with ALT to locate any damage.
GGT
A sensitive marker of fatty liver and biliary problems.
Bilirubin
A breakdown product of hemoglobin — high values signal liver overload.
Albumin
The main blood protein produced by the liver.
Creatinine
A muscle breakdown product cleared by the kidneys.
eGFR
Estimated glomerular filtration rate — the kidneys' filtering capacity.
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN)
A marker of the kidneys' waste clearance.
Cystatin C
A more sensitive marker of kidney function, especially in early stages.
Hormones
The signaling network that governs energy, mood, sleep, libido and recovery.
TSH
The pituitary signal that regulates thyroid production.
FT3 / FT4
Active thyroid hormones that control metabolism.
Cortisol
The main stress hormone, following a daily rhythm.
DHEA-S
An adrenal precursor of the sex hormones.
Testosterone (total / free)
Influences muscle, libido and mood — relevant in both sexes.
Estradiol
The main estrogen in the menstrual cycle and beyond.
Progesterone
A cyclic-phase hormone with calming, sleep-promoting effects.
SHBG
A carrier protein that controls the bioavailability of sex hormones.
IGF-1
An indirect marker of growth hormone, linked to repair and longevity.
Vitamins and minerals
Nutritional status — easy to underestimate, but the most concrete category to act on for most people.
Vitamin D (25-OH)
Active vitamin D status; affects bones, mood and immunity.
Vitamin B12
Essential for the nervous system and red blood cell production.
Folate
A methylation cofactor — works closely together with B12.
Iron / Ferritin / Saturation
Iron status across stores, transport and saturation.
Magnesium
A cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions, often deficient.
Zinc
Immunity, hormones and wound healing.
Copper / Selenium
Trace elements important for the thyroid and antioxidant defenses.
Omega-3 Index
EPA + DHA in red blood cells — a cardiometabolic risk modifier.
Genetics and DNA
Genomic insights you test only once. Available with INNER Free.
Pharmacogenomics
How your body metabolizes the most common drugs.
Polygenic risk scores
Genetic tendencies linked to the most widespread chronic diseases, to interpret with a professional.
Carrier status
Recessive variants you might pass on to your children.
Methylation genes
MTHFR, COMT and one-carbon metabolism.
Nutrient response genes
How you process caffeine, alcohol, lactose and key vitamins.
APOE and cardiometabolic profile
Cardiometabolic genetic signals that add context to your picture.
Gut flora
The bacterial community in your gut influences digestion, immunity, mood and metabolism.
Diversity index
How rich and varied your gut's microbial community is.
Firmicutes / Bacteroidetes ratio
A general balance marker tied to metabolic health.
Akkermansia muciniphila
Mucosal barrier health and metabolic markers.
Bifidobacterium
An anti-inflammatory genus that declines with age and antibiotics.
SCFA producers
Bacteria that produce butyrate and other short-chain fatty acids.
Pathobionts
Opportunistic species that proliferate in conditions of dysbiosis.
Indicative panel · The final list of values may vary as we refine the early access program.