Bodybuilding Blood Test Profile – Comprehensive Health & Performance Panel

This comprehensive blood test panel is tailored specifically for bodybuilders, strength athletes, and fitness enthusiasts who want to monitor and optimize their health, performance, and recovery. It includes essential markers across multiple systems to provide a full picture of how your body is responding to training, diet, supplementation, and lifestyle factors.

Full Blood Count (FBC) + ESR
Evaluates overall health, inflammation, immune function, and oxygen-carrying capacity—key for endurance and recovery.

Kidney Function
Assesses hydration status, muscle breakdown, electrolyte balance, and kidney health—important when using high-protein diets or supplements.

Liver Function
Monitors liver stress from high-intensity training, supplementation, or anabolic substances; includes muscle enzyme (CK) to evaluate muscle damage and recovery.

Diabetes Screen
Provides long-term insight into blood sugar control, insulin sensitivity, and metabolic health—crucial for body composition and fat loss.

Iron Status
Supports oxygen delivery and energy production, especially important for endurance and performance.

Lipid Panel
Tracks cardiovascular health and the effects of diet, supplements, or hormone use.

 Thyroid Function
Checks metabolic rate regulators, especially important if experiencing changes in weight, energy, or training recovery.

Hormone Panel
Comprehensive hormone profiling to assess anabolic/catabolic balance, reproductive health, and the impact of training or performance enhancers.

Stress Hormone
Evaluates physiological stress and overtraining, which can impact recovery and performance.

Vitamin Profile
Supports immunity, bone health, energy metabolism, and overall wellness—frequently deficient in athletes.

Who is this test for?
Ideal for competitive bodybuilders, recreational lifters, or anyone looking to fine-tune their training and nutrition strategies based on real data.

Why it’s important:
Tracking these biomarkers can help detect early signs of overtraining, hormonal imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, and organ stress—allowing you to train smarter, recover better, and perform at your best.