Blood Results Database

Name: Blood Results Database
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Blood Results Database

In our blood results database, you'll be empowered to understand your blood test results. We provide optimal reference ranges to optimise your health and explain what it means if your levels are too low or too high for each test.

Let us set the scene...

Have you ever left your GP appointment feeling confused, your blood results labeled as 'normal' yet you still feel unwell? I've been in that situation too. The issue with standard blood reference ranges is that they often include data from sick individuals, broadening the reference range and potentially obscuring more subtle abnormalities.
Typically, results aren't thoroughly reviewed unless values significantly deviate from these standard reference ranges.
In the blood results database, I aim to introduce you to the concept of “optimal” ranges, as used by functional health practitioners. These ranges are usually more narrow, focusing on levels that support optimal health, rather than just falling within a broad 'normal' spectrum.

Description

Let us set the scene...

Have you ever left your GP appointment feeling confused, your blood results labeled as 'normal' yet you still feel unwell? I've been in that situation too. The issue with standard blood reference ranges is that they often include data from sick individuals, broadening the reference range and potentially obscuring more subtle abnormalities.
Typically, results aren't thoroughly reviewed unless values significantly deviate from these standard reference ranges.
In the blood results database, I aim to introduce you to the concept of “optimal” ranges, as used by functional health practitioners. These ranges are usually more narrow, focusing on levels that support optimal health, rather than just falling within a broad 'normal' spectrum.

Bloods That Are Covered

62 optimal blood reference ranges for the following:

RBC
Haemoglobin
Haematocrit
MCV
Platelets
White Cell Count
Lymphoctyes
Neutrophils
Monocytes
Eosinophils
Basophils
Iron Panel
MTHFR
Vitamin B9
Vitamin B12
Vitamin D
Thyroid Markers
HBA1C
Fasting Insulin
Fasting Glucose
FSH & LH
Oestrogen/Progesterone
Prolactin
Cortisol
Testosterone
DHEAs
SHBG
Homocysteine
Sodium/Potassium
Kidney Function
Protein Markers
Liver Enzyme
Magnesium
Calcium
Zinc & Copper
Lipids
CRP
ESR

Description

Let us set the scene...

Have you ever left your GP appointment feeling confused, your blood results labeled as 'normal' yet you still feel unwell? I've been in that situation too. The issue with standard blood reference ranges is that they often include data from sick individuals, broadening the reference range and potentially obscuring more subtle abnormalities.
Typically, results aren't thoroughly reviewed unless values significantly deviate from these standard reference ranges.
In the blood results database, I aim to introduce you to the concept of “optimal” ranges, as used by functional health practitioners. These ranges are usually more narrow, focusing on levels that support optimal health, rather than just falling within a broad 'normal' spectrum.

Bloods That Are Covered

62 optimal blood reference ranges for the following:

RBC
Haemoglobin
Haematocrit
MCV
Platelets
White Cell Count
Lymphoctyes
Neutrophils
Monocytes
Eosinophils
Basophils
Iron Panel
MTHFR
Vitamin B9
Vitamin B12
Vitamin D
Thyroid Markers
HBA1C
Fasting Insulin
Fasting Glucose
FSH & LH
Oestrogen/Progesterone
Prolactin
Cortisol
Testosterone
DHEAs
SHBG
Homocysteine
Sodium/Potassium
Kidney Function
Protein Markers
Liver Enzyme
Magnesium
Calcium
Zinc & Copper
Lipids
CRP
ESR

Tired of being told your blood results are "normal" when something still feels off?

Having an expert’s eyes on your blood test results is critical, and now you can become the expert!

Need help?

check out our FAQ's below

What is the best way to utilise this resource?

This resource was developed to refer back to following blood tests. Once you receive your blood test results ask for a copy and then use this database to see if your blood test results are optimal, not just "normal"

Do you suggest what blood tests to get tested in this resource?

No, this should always be discussed with your functional health professional. This database was developed to be comprehensive and discuss 62 of the most common blood results, their optimal reference ranges and what it means if you are high or low in a certain test.

Are there any reoccurring costs?

We don't believe in charging you a subscription fee for a learning resource and therefore there is only a one time cost associated with this resource.