GYM FITNESS PROFILE
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A Complete Blood Count checks red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and platelets to detect anemia, infections, or deficiencies that may affect energy, immunity, and workout performance.
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Blood sugar testing measures glucose levels to assess energy balance, insulin response, and risks like diabetes, helping gym-goers maintain steady energy and avoid fatigue.
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A Liver Function Test evaluates key enzymes and proteins to check liver health, which is vital for metabolism, nutrient processing, and recovery during regular training.
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A Kidney Function Test measures creatinine, urea, and electrolytes to ensure proper waste removal and hydration balance—important for those on high-protein diets or intense workouts.
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This test analyzes cholesterol and triglycerides to assess heart health, endurance capacity, and how well your body handles fats—crucial for long-term fitness performance.
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Testosterone testing helps evaluate strength, muscle growth potential, energy, and overall hormonal balance, especially important for athletes and regular lifters.
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A Thyroid Function Test checks hormones like T3, T4, and TSH to understand metabolism, energy levels, weight changes, and workout stamina.
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Luteinizing Hormone testing helps assess hormonal balance, testosterone regulation, and overall reproductive health—important for strength, muscle gain, and recovery.
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Follicle-Stimulating Hormone testing evaluates reproductive and hormonal function, influencing energy, muscle development, and overall wellness.
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Cortisol testing measures the primary stress hormone to understand recovery, fatigue, sleep quality, and how your body responds to intense training.
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Estradiol testing helps check hormonal balance affecting muscle development, fat distribution, mood, and overall fitness performance for both men and women.
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Sex Hormone Binding Globulin testing shows how much testosterone and estrogen are available for use in the body, impacting strength, energy, and muscle-building efficiency.