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Gut & Metabolic Health Test

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Understand your gut, Improve your health

Getting detailed gut & metabolic health insights has never been easier.

Original price was: £199.Current price is: £139.

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Analyses 23 key metabolic health markers
Including your cholesterol, diabetes, inflammation, vitamins and liver

UKAS-accredited & CQC-compliant laboratory

Hospital-standard, easy-to-read results

Expert guidance to help you make effective changes

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How Does It Work?

Gut health testing looks at how digestive function, inflammation, and nutrient absorption may be reflected through key markers in the blood.

  • The Gut & Metabolic Health Test measures key blood markers linked to digestive health, inflammation, nutrient absorption, and metabolism.
  • The test analyses 23 important health markers, including cholesterol, HbA1c (a diabetes indicator), CRP (inflammation), vitamin B12, folate, iron, and liver function. Together, these markers provide valuable insight into your metabolic and nutritional health and can help reveal how your body may be responding to your diet.
  • By assessing these markers as a complete panel, the test can help identify patterns that may be associated with gut-related
    imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, or hidden food sensitivities. Your results include clear next steps, such as speaking with your GP or making lifestyle and dietary changes with support from an expert Nutritional Therapist.

WHY TEST YOUR Gut & Metabolic Health?

Gut health testing looks at how digestive function, inflammation, and nutrient absorption may be reflected through key markers in the blood.

Analyses 23 key metabolic health markers

Including cholesterol, HbA1c, CRP, vitamins and liver function.

Provides insight into your metabolism, nutrient status
Helps identify hidden imbalances and inform personalised next steps
Supports long-term health, energy and wellbeing

Including cholesterol levels, diabetes risk, inflammation, iron, vitamins and liver function.

How it works

Book Your Appointment – Simply choose your preferred address, home or work, and a local qualified phlebotomist will contact you to arrange a convenient appointment.

Your Blood Draw – On the day, your phlebotomist will collect your blood sample in a quick and simple appointment, usually taking less than 15 minutes. Your sample will then be sent to our UKAS-accredited laboratory for analysis.

Receive Your Results – Your results will be available in your Wellness Hub within 7 days, with a personalised report covering all 23 health markers. Results are colour-coded for clarity: Red = GP visit recommended Amber = Lifestyle and dietary changes may be beneficial Green = Acceptable level

Expert guidance – our Nutritional Therapists are here to help you understand your test results and provide personalised nutritional support.

What you will receive

Your easy-to-understand report includes:

23 Key Health Markers – covering metabolism, inflammation, nutrient status, liver function, and overall wellbeing.

Cholesterol Profile – understand your cholesterol levels and gain insight into factors that may influence cardiovascular health.

Blood Sugar Assessment – includes HbA1c results to provide insight into your long-term blood sugar control.

Inflammation Indicators – measures C-reactive protein (CRP) levels to help identify potential inflammatory activity within the body.

Nutrient Status Analysis – includes vitamin B12, folate, and iron markers to help identify potential nutrient deficiencies.

Liver Function Markers – assesses key liver health indicators that contribute to overall metabolic wellbeing.

What your results help with

Understanding energy levels and fatigue

Identify potential nutritional or metabolic factors that may be contributing to low energy levels

Identifying nutrient deficiencies

Gain insight into vitamin and mineral levels that play an important role in overall health and wellbeing.

Monitoring inflammation

Understand whether inflammation markers may indicate areas requiring further attention.

Supporting digestive and metabolic health

Explore how key health markers may relate to your overall wellbeing and lifestyle.

Understanding cholesterol and heart health

Review cholesterol markers to better understand your cardiovascular health profile.

Monitoring blood sugar balance

Gain insight into long-term blood sugar control through HbA1c testing.

Making informed dietary choices

Use your results to support positive lifestyle and nutrition decisions

Building a complete health picture

Bring together multiple health markers to better understand your overall metabolic and nutritional status.

Important Information

This test provides informational insights only. It is not a diagnostic tool and cannot diagnose medical conditions.

Health risk indicators are based on microbiome patterns and should always be interpreted alongside your symptoms and other test results. If you have concerns about your health, you should consult a healthcare professional.

Our Nutritional Therapists can support you with personalised dietary and lifestyle recommendations, using insights from your Gut & Metabolic Health Test results.

Case Studies

“I’d 100% advise people try yorktest because I’ve noticed such a difference myself. I thought I wouldn’t really but now, after doing it, I understand that it needs to be done.  You need to have a look at what you’re eating and your diet”

Luca Bigg

Symptoms Fatigue

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“I feel enlightened and a little relieved that I finally have the answers as to why I feel the pains. I feel it was well worth the money.”

Sophie Leckonby

Symptoms Upper and lower abdominal pain, bloating

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“Life has changed considerably for my husband and I. There is power in knowledge”

Kayleigh Henning

Symptoms Bloating, constipation, abdominal cramps

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Kayleigh Henning

“I just turned 60, and I look and feel the best I have in years.”

Eric Aarons

Symptoms Stomach aches, bloating, diarrhoea, fatigue, skin rash

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“The entire engagement with YorkTest from end to end was very easy, professional and fast”

Alison Dunn

Symptoms Bloating after eating

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Alison Dunn

Why Choose Us

Our Heritage

We have 40 years of expertise in providing reliable and scientifically validated home-to-laboratory testing services.

Quality, accuracy & expertise

YorkTest’s products have a 98% reproducibility rate, meaning that two separate results of the same person’s sample will correlate with each other 98% of the time. All results are confidential and provided to you online via our wellness hub within 7 days.

Aftercare service & support

We offer nutritional support and aftercare from a team of qualified Nutritional Therapists.

In-house & UK based

Based in York, UK, we’re fully audited and operate in our certified, in-house laboratory. All our tests are compliant with the European Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC (Article 12) and the European In Vitro Diagnostic Directive 98/79/EC.

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