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ReverseAll Weight Loss Screening Package
A physician-curated baseline for weight management. This panel checks blood counts, thyroid, sugar control, insulin-adjacent risks, vitamins, sex hormones, liver and kidney health—so your plan is safe, personalised, and effective. It provides a complete health assessment for individuals starting a weight-loss program. It combines hormonal, nutritional, and organ-function tests to ensure your plan is safe and effective.
- Comprehensive pre-weight-loss evaluation
- Monitors metabolic, thyroid, and nutrient status
- Recommended before starting medication or programs
What’s Included
What you should know before taking Saxenda.
- Complete Blood Picture (CBP / CBC) - Screens for anaemia, infection/inflammation clues, and overall recovery readiness.
- HbA1c - (3-month glucose average): Flags prediabetes/diabetes risk; guides carb strategy and GLP-1 dosage monitoring.
- Iron Profile - Typically includes Serum Iron, TIBC/Transferrin, % Saturation, Ferritin—finds iron-deficiency or overload that can cause fatigue, hair fall, and poor exercise tolerance.
- Lipid Profile - Total Cholesterol, LDL-C, HDL-C, Triglycerides, VLDL—core for cardiovascular risk in weight-loss planning.
- LFT (Liver Function Test) - ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, Bilirubin, Proteins/Albumin—helps screen NAFLD (fatty liver) and medication safety.
- Fasting & Post Blood Sugar - Same-day snapshot to complement HbA1c.
- TFT (Thyroid Function Test) - Thyroid status strongly influences energy use and weight trajectory.
- Vitamin B12 - Low levels are linked to fatigue, neuropathy, and sometimes weight-loss plateaus; important if vegetarian or on metformin/GLP-1.
- Testosterone – Women: screens for androgen excess (e.g., PCOS) that can drive abdominal fat, acne, hair changes.
Men: low levels may relate to low energy, low muscle mass, and fat gain. - Vitamin D (25-Hydroxy) - Deficiency is common; optimising supports bone/muscle health, mood, and training response.
- KFT (Kidney Function Test) - with Electrolytes:Urea, Creatinine, eGFR + Sodium, Potassium, Chloride—hydration, kidney safety, and electrolyte balance for exercise and medications.
Who should book
this panel?
What you should know before taking Saxenda.
- Starting a weight-loss or GLP-1 program and want a safe baseline
- PCOS/PCOD, NAFLD, stubborn weight around the abdomen
- Fatigue, hair fall, brain fog, muscle soreness that lingers
- Family history of thyroid disease, diabetes, high cholesterol, or heart disease
- Vegetarians/vegans or those with limited sun exposure (B12, Vitamin D risk)
Instructions
What you should know before taking Saxenda.
- Fast for 8–10 hours before giving a sample. Water is allowed
- Continue regular medications unless advised otherwise
- Avoid high-sugar meals or alcohol the day before the test.
- Prefer a morning timing for the test
- Supplements/meds: - Stop biotin (hair/skin supplements) 48–72 hours before testing—it can interfere with thyroid and other immunoassays.
- Avoid iron supplements 24 hours before the draw (unless advised otherwise).
- Continue prescribed medications unless your doctor says otherwise
Who should book
this panel?
What you should know before taking Saxenda.
- Starting a weight-loss or GLP-1 program and want a safe baseline
- PCOS/PCOD, NAFLD, stubborn weight around the abdomen
- Fatigue, hair fall, brain fog, muscle soreness that lingers
- Family history of thyroid disease, diabetes, high cholesterol, or heart disease
- Vegetarians/vegans or those with limited sun exposure (B12, Vitamin D risk)
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