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Iodine Check (24hr)

Type

Blood Testing

Biomarkers

4

Duration

30 min

Results

7 days

24-hour urine iodine test to assess iodine levels and thyroid function.

Specialty biomarker testing measures advanced markers that go beyond standard blood panels to provide deeper insight into specific biological pathways. These tests are commonly used in functional and integrative medicine to identify root causes of symptoms, assess cellular health, and guide personalized treatment protocols. Markers like IGF-1 reflect growth hormone activity and aging, lipoprotein(a) reveals inherited cardiovascular risk invisible to standard lipid panels, and neurotransmitter profiles can explain mood and cognitive symptoms. Results enable highly targeted interventions that standard tests would miss.

Key Details

Sample
Test-specific (blood, urine, or saliva)
Results
3–10 business days

Who Is This For?

People working with functional or integrative medicine practitioners. Those seeking root-cause analysis beyond standard blood work. Longevity enthusiasts tracking advanced biomarkers. Anyone with persistent symptoms despite normal standard labs.

What's Included

Advanced biomarker analysis
Results with functional medicine reference ranges
Clinical interpretation and recommendations

Preparation Required

Fasting may be required depending on the specific marker. Follow your clinic's instructions. Some tests require morning samples for accurate results. Bring a list of all supplements — many affect these markers.

Biomarkers Tested

4
24hr Urine Volume mL

Total urine volume collected over 24 hours.

Urine Creatinine (24hr) mg/dL

Creatinine is a waste product from muscle use and meat digestion. Healthy kidneys remove it from blood, excreting it in urine. This helps assess kidney function.

Urine Iodine µg/L

Iodine is an essential trace element and an integral component of thyroid hormones. Thyroid hormones are required for normal growth and development of tissues and maturation of our bodies. Approximately 80% of iodine is excreted in the urine, making it a good marker of the previous day's intake.

Urine Iodine (corrected) µg/L

Iodine levels can be adjusted for urine dilution using creatinine. This adjustment accounts for differences in urine volume or concentration and allows for a more accurate assessment of iodine status.

Frequently Asked Questions