33 Markers for Fitness & Hormone Insight
A comprehensive blood panel covering all the essentials plus liver, uric acid, and testosterone. Ideal for active men who want to track performance, recovery, and overall health. Same-day doctor-reviewed results with a clear action plan.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Cheevathun Theeraratvarasin (Big), Board-certified Urologist
7 years of experience
Blood markers reveal early warning signs of health risks before symptoms appear. Testosterone decline, liver strain from supplements, or cholesterol spikes can all be caught and corrected early. Testing twice a year supports peak performance and peace of mind.
Helped me spot low testosterone early, which changed my training split and brought my energy back.
Great for tracking macros and liver enzymes while on supplements. Clear and useful report.
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The visit starts with a quick private check-in and consent at the men’s-only reception.
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A simple and painless finger prick or vein draw is performed by a trained nurse.
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Results are analyzed by doctors and shared securely via PDF and WhatsApp summary.
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Every test is analyzed by licensed physicians to ensure accuracy and professional interpretation.
Receive your detailed lab report within hours, so you can take action immediately.
Each report includes personalized recommendations to optimize your health and performance.
Get quick, confidential communication with your doctor for post-test support and guidance.
Yes, total testosterone is included with reference ranges by age.
Every 6–12 months, or more often if adjusting hormones or training.
Yes, 8 hours fasting is recommended for glucose and lipids.
Heavy training can improve liver enzymes; best to rest 24 h before testing.
Yes, just pay the difference within 30 days.
Stop Guessing, Start Optimising
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Dr. Cheevathun is a board-certified urologist trained at Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, with over 7 years of experience. He focuses on prostate care and general urology, providing professional, discreet, patient-centered care.
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