Collaborations

Mr Victor T. Imer

Blood Test

Bespoke Medical Clinic

In some cases, i may refer you for further testing. These can be administered in partner with Mr Vctor T. Imer who is the director in BESPOKE CLINIC and with the cooperation of Dr Kashif Sarwar, who is a General Practitioner with over 20 years of clinical expertise. Our collaboration with mr Kashif Sarwar is based on the potential to reduce the prices of blood tests for anyone who wishes to see the nutritional perspective and also more easily and quickly.

https://revivehealth.uk/about-dr-kashif-sarwar/

 

Mr Kashif Sawar

Before a blood test, there are a few important steps you may need to take depending on the type of test being performed. Here are some general guidelines:

  1. Fasting (if required): Some blood tests, like a cholesterol or glucose test, require fasting for 8–12 hours prior to the test. If fasting is required, make sure to avoid eating or drinking anything other than water during that time.
  2. Hydrate: Drink plenty of water, unless your doctor specifically tells you to avoid it. Staying hydrated can make it easier for the technician to find a vein.
  3. Medication: If you’re taking medications, check with your healthcare provider to see if you should continue taking them before the test. Certain medications may interfere with the results.
  4. Avoid alcohol and heavy exercise: It’s generally recommended to avoid alcohol and intense exercise for 24 hours before a blood test, as they can affect certain test results.
  5. Inform the technician about medical conditions: Let the blood draw technician know if you have any allergies, are pregnant, or have a medical condition like hemophilia, which could affect the test or how you handle the blood draw.
  6. Clothing: Wear a short-sleeve shirt or something with sleeves that can be easily rolled up, as the blood test is typically done on your arm.
  7. Stay calm: Blood tests are usually quick and relatively painless, but if you’re nervous, try to relax, as stress can make veins harder to locate.

HERE ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT BLOOD TEST FOR NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

MCVEosinophilsAlbuminHDL CholesterolSerum Folate (Vitamin B9)
MCHBasophilsGlobulinLDL CholesterolFerritin
MCHCHbA1cAlkaline phosphataseTC/HDL RatioVitamin D 25(OH)
PlateletsUreaTotal BilirubinHDL % of totalSerum Iron
MPVSodiumALT/GPTUric AcidIron Binding Capacity
White cell countPotassiumAST/GOTPhosphateTransferrin
NeutrophilsCreatinineGamma GTFree ThyroxineMagnesium
LymphocytesCalciumCholesterolThyroid Stimulating HormoneRed Cell Zinc
MonocytesTotal ProteinTriglycerideVitamin B12Chloride
HaemoglobinALT/GPT
Red Blood CountAST/GOT
RDWGamma GT
HCTCholesterol
MCVTriglyceride
MCHHDL Cholesterol
MCHCLDL Cholesterol
PlateletsTC/HDL Ratio
MPVHDL % of total
White cell countUric Acid
NeutrophilsPhosphate
LymphocytesFree Thyroxine
MonocytesThyroid Stimulating Hormone
EosinophilsVitamin B12
BasophilsSerum Folate (Vitamin B9)
HbA1cFerritin
UreaVitamin D 25(OH)
SodiumSerum Iron
PotassiumIron Binding Capacity
CreatinineTransferrin
CalciumMagnesium
Total ProteinRed Cell Zinc
AlbuminChloride
GlobulinAlkaline phosphatase
Total Bilirubin