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Functional Biomarker & Hormone Testing

Type

Hormone Testing

Duration

30 min

Huemn Houston offers physician-reviewed functional biomarker panels covering 60–90 markers across metabolic, cardiovascular, hormonal, thyroid, inflammatory, and nutritional health. The Baseline panel ($299) covers roughly 60 markers including ApoB, Lp(a), HbA1c, homocysteine, hs-CRP, full hormone panel (testosterone, estradiol, DHEA-S, cortisol, IGF-1), and thyroid function. The Advanced panel ($499) expands to ~90 markers. Results are reviewed by Dr. Juan Garcia, MD, with a personalised optimisation plan. A complimentary InBody body composition scan is included with most panels.

About this treatment

Huemn Health Optimization Houston operates a functional medicine lab service — branded as Huemn Labs — that goes well beyond standard annual bloodwork. The clinic offers two flagship biomarker panels designed around a root-cause, whole-system view of health, with results reviewed by Dr. Juan Garcia, MD, Chief Medical Officer, who uses findings to build personalised plans integrating nutrition, supplementation, hormone support, and peptide therapy where…

The Baseline Functional Biomarker Assessment ($299) covers approximately 60 markers organised across core health systems. The metabolic and cardiovascular tier includes a comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), lipid panel, ApoB (a superior cardiovascular risk predictor compared to standard LDL), Lp(a) (a genetically-influenced cardiovascular risk marker), HbA1c (three-month glucose average), and homocysteine (an independent cardiovascular and cognitive risk…

The Advanced Functional Biomarker Assessment ($499) expands the panel to approximately 90 markers, incorporating deeper immune, nutritional, and inflammatory assessment alongside everything in the Baseline tier. Specialty add-on panels available separately include the TruAge Plus epigenetic biological age test, a food inflammation/sensitivity panel, genetic testing for personalised health insights, and Mitome testing for mitochondrial function assessment.

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