Sport & recovery
8 body systems · 15 tests
Focused panel · Energy

Sport & recovery

Explore nutrient, muscle and recovery markers alongside your training history.

  • Catalogue entries15
  • Body systems8
  • SpecimenBlood
  • Preparation12-hour fast
  • Validated report5 days or less
  • WhereBarcelona lab · home
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Why take this test?

Each system here answers a different part of the question.

Kidneys & electrolytesKidneys & electrolytes · 3 tests

The filters that hold your internal chemistry steady.

Creatinine and cystatin C estimate filtering, urea and urine albumin describe strain, and the electrolytes describe balance. Muscle mass, hydration and medication all shift them.

Sodium · Potassium · Chloride
HormonesHormones · 3 tests

The messengers behind cycle, drive and stress response.

Hormones move with the clock, the cycle and with each other. Free and bound fractions, the binding proteins and the pituitary signals above them are read as one timed set.

Total testosterone · Morning cortisol · IGF-1
Muscle & recoveryMuscle & recovery · 2 tests

What muscle releases when it works hard.

CK and LDH rise after training as well as after injury, so the time since your last session changes the reading more than most markers.

LDH · Creatine kinase
Where it sits in the body

8 systems, one connected view.

Hover a system to see the organ light up. Every coloured region is a biological category, never a result.

A pale translucent anatomical figure standing in an empty white field. The highlighted region marks a body system, never a result.
Kidneys & electrolytes3 tests in this panel

A conceptual map of where each system sits. Colour marks the system, never a result.

What you get

A report you can actually read.

  • A dated report, validated twiceTechnical validation on the analyser, then clinical validation by the laboratory before release
  • Every value against its laboratory rangeEach result is read next to the interval the laboratory reports it against
  • Every test explainedWhat it measures, why it is useful, and what it cannot tell you on its own
  • Questions saved for your care teamFrom inside the result, while you are reading it
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