Basic Vitamin Screen II LIS Code: VP6
Comprehensive vitamin test assessing Vitamin D, B12, and Folate levels. Detect deficiencies causing fatigue or weakness and improve your overall health and energy.
What's included in this profile
- A Bvitamin essential for cell division and red blood cell production
- Deficiency can cause fatigue and anaemia
- Particularly important before and during pregnancy
- Essential for nerve function and red blood cell production
- Deficiency can cause fatigue, tingling and memory issues
- Common in vegetarians/vegans and older adults
- Essential for bone health, calcium absorption and immunity
- Deficiency is common, especially in winter months
- One of the most frequently tested vitamins in the UK
About this profile
Vitamin Health Check Panel
The Vitamin Health Check Panel is designed to evaluate essential vitamin levels that play a key role in maintaining energy, immunity, and overall well-being. It helps identify nutritional deficiencies that may impact physical and mental health, guiding you towards optimal wellness through accurate assessment.
What’s included in the health check panel?
Vitamin D: Supports bone strength, immune system function, and calcium absorption. Low Vitamin D levels are linked to weak bones, fatigue, mood changes, and increased risk of chronic conditions such as osteoporosis.
Vitamin B12: Essential for healthy nerve function, red blood cell production, and energy metabolism. Deficiency may lead to fatigue, weakness, cognitive difficulties, or anaemia.
Folate (Vitamin B9): Vital for DNA synthesis, cell division, and red blood cell production. Adequate folate supports cardiovascular and reproductive health, while deficiency can cause anaemia and developmental complications during pregnancy.
Who should consider this panel?
This panel is recommended for individuals experiencing symptoms such as low energy, weakness, muscle aches, or mood fluctuations. It is also useful for those on restricted diets, pregnant women, or anyone wanting to monitor their nutritional status and prevent vitamin-related deficiencies.
