First and third Tuesday
Functional Blood Analysis Clinic
A morning draw and a proper sit-down review of what your blood work means — including the results a standard reference range calls normal.
A standard laboratory range is built to catch disease. It is wide by design, which is why so many people are told their results are normal while they still feel unwell.
Functional ranges are narrower, and they are read as patterns rather than as a list of isolated markers. A thyroid value at the bottom of normal, sitting next to low ferritin and a raised inflammatory marker, tells a story that no single number does.
Come in fasted for the morning draw, then book your review once results are back. You leave with your numbers plotted against both ranges and a plain-English explanation of what they point to.
What you will take away
- A comprehensive panel drawn on site by a registered nurse
- Your results read against functional as well as standard ranges
- The patterns across markers, not just the flagged values
- A written summary and a clear next step
Who it suits
- Anyone told their blood work is normal while still feeling unwell
- People wanting a baseline before starting treatment
- Those tracking progress on an existing plan
