Metabolism Test

Results provided within 24 hours.

This test measures 3 key hormones that affect your metabolism.

Your tests results will you whether your levels of TSH, Cortisol, and Free Testosterone are low, normal, or high. Abnormalities in any one of these hormones may require further testing. Through this test, you will gain an understanding of some of the factors that may be affecting your energy levels and weight.

The hormones measured are as follows:

• Cortisol
• TSH
• Free Testosterone

Your metabolism influences your energy levels, weight, body composition, and even mood. If there are imbalances in the key hormones that help your body maintain a normal metabolic rate, you may experience any of the following symptoms – whether physical or mental.

Mental

• Interrupted sleep
• Mood changes

Physical

• Fatigue
• Increased body fat and decreased muscle mass
• Unexplained weight gain or weight loss
• Thinning hair

Home testing allows you to book, test, review, and react all from the safety of your home. Whether you’re after privacy, autonomy or convenience, home testing caters for you.

How does it work?

Step 1 – Book your test

Depending on your health goal, Aya, will recommend blood tests to check for hormonal imbalances or other key deficiencies. The routine tests you do are completely up to you! Genomics tests will be subject to you meeting certain criteria.

Step 2 – Take your test

Your nurse or phlebotomist will arrive at your home at the time you have requested. Sample collection is booked online by you and is subject to your availability. Samples are processed by one of our local, accredited partners.

Step 3 – Get your results

You will be notified by email when your test results have been shared. Any abnormal results will be clearly flagged. Additional feedback, including recommended next steps, will be provided by a licensed specialist.

Step 4 – Track and act

Based on your test results, we will provide tailored advice to help you correct any imbalances or deficiencies. We will also recommend any follow-up tests if your results suggest a specific underlying health condition requiring diagnosis.