Rebalance Advanced Thyroid Insight Profile

Biomarkers We Analyse
Why This Test Matters
Your Testing Process
What Your Test Includes
How To Prepare For Your Test

Comprehensive Analysis: Gain a complete understanding of your thyroid health with a thorough evaluation of key thyroid markers.
Easy and Convenient: Our at-home blood testing kit allows you to collect your sample discreetly and comfortably. Simply follow the step-by-step instructions, send your sample to our certified lab, and receive your results online.
Expert Guidance: Along with your detailed report, you’ll receive personalized insights and actionable recommendations from our team of medical professionals to help you take control of your thyroid health.
Accurate and Reliable: Our tests are conducted in CLIA-certified labs to ensure the highest standards of accuracy and reliability.

STEP 01: Get a Hormone Testing Kit:
Choose your membership plan and get your first hormone testing kit delivered right to your home.
STEP 02: Collect Samples:
Collect your samples and fill out the form. Then post your samples back to our lab. With a free post envelope. Easy pee-zy!
STEP 03: Schedule a Consultation:
Schedule your initial consultation with one of our health coaches to review your test results, symptoms and get a personalized care plan.
STEP 04: Monitor Progress:
Monitor your progress to see what’s working and what’s taking more time. Schedule follow up online visits with your so they can make adjustments to your care and lifestyle plan if needed.

TSH (Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone): Measures the hormone responsible for stimulating the thyroid gland, providing insights into overall thyroid function.
FreeT4 (Thyroxine): Evaluates the amount of unbound T4 in your blood, crucial for assessing how well your thyroid is producing hormones.
Free T3 (Triiodothyronine): Assesses the active form of thyroid hormone that regulates metabolism and energy levels.
Reverse T3: Determines the amount of inactive thyroid hormone, helping to identify potential conversion issues.
Thyroid Antibodies (TPOAb and TgAb): Detects antibodies that may indicate autoimmune thyroid conditions like Hashimoto’s or Graves’ disease.

Prepare for your Advanced Thyroid Function Blood Test by following these instructions:

Take your sample between 6am and 10am.
Take this test when any symptoms of short-term illness have settled.
Take your sample at least 24 hours after any vitamin or mineral supplements
o not take biotin supplements for two days before this test, discuss this with your doctor if it is prescribed.
Do not take vitamin B12 for two weeks prior to this test. If your B12 is prescribed ask your doctor whether to stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Once you order your test, your kit will be sent directly to your home. Inside the kit you’ll find everything you need to complete the test, along with clear instructions on how to collect your sample and return it to the laboratory.

After the lab receives your sample, results are typically ready within 2-10 working days depending on the test.

Once results are in, we will review them and arrange your practitioner call to go through everything with you.

What is the practitioner call?

The practitioner call is a one-to-one consultation with one of our health practitioners where we explain your results in detail.

During this call we will:

Explain what your results mean
Highlight anything that may be out of optimal range
Connect the results to any symptoms you’re experiencing
Discuss possible root causes

The goal of the call is to help you understand what is happening in your body and what steps can help improve it.

Is the practitioner call a GP appointment?

No, it isn’t a medical diagnosis or GP appointment.

Our practitioners specialise in functional health, nutrition and hormone health, meaning we focus on identifying underlying imbalances and supporting the body through targeted lifestyle, nutrition and supplementation strategies.

What does the nurse visit to my house mean?

If your test requires a venous blood draw, we can arrange for a qualified nurse or phlebotomist to come directly to your home.

The nurse will:

Take your blood sample safely
Label the sample correctly
Prepare it for the lab
Ensure everything is sent off properly

The appointment usually takes 10–15 minutes and makes the process very convenient as you don’t need to travel to a clinic.

How long does it take to get results?

Most blood tests take 5–10 working days once the laboratory receives your sample.

Some specialist hormone or gut tests may take slightly longer due to the detailed analysis involved.

What if my results come back “normal”?

Many standard healthcare ranges are designed to detect disease, not optimal health.

Our practitioners look at functional and optimal ranges, which helps us understand why symptoms like fatigue, hormone issues, weight resistance or gut problems may still be happening even when results appear “normal”.

Can testing help with symptoms even if my GP tests were normal?

Yes. Many of our clients come to us after being told their tests were normal but they still feel unwell.

Our testing panels often include more markers and deeper analysis, which can reveal imbalances that standard tests may not investigate.

Do I need to fast before my blood test?

Some blood tests require fasting, while others do not.

If fasting is required, this will be clearly stated in your test instructions. Typically this means no food for 8–12 hours before the sample, but water is allowed.

Can I take my supplements before the test?

In most cases you should avoid supplements the morning of your test unless otherwise instructed.

This helps ensure the results reflect your body’s baseline levels rather than the immediate effect of supplements.

Can I do the test if I’m on medication or contraception?

Yes, but it’s important to let us know.

Some medications and hormonal contraception can influence certain markers, and your practitioner will take this into account when interpreting your results.

What happens after my practitioner call?

After your consultation you will receive: