CardioMetabolic Profile provides valuable insight about your risk factors for Type II diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Although considered the leading cause of mortality for both men and women in the United States, cardiovascular disease (CVD) continues rising at an alarming rate. Early detection is the best way to protect yourself against CVD and its associated diseases such as obesity and Type II Diabetes.
Canary Club CardioMetabolic Profile  Summary: A comprehensive blood spot screening for early detection in children and adults of key risk factors for type II diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Test includes: HemoglobinA1c, Insulin, Cholesterol (Total & LDL), High-sensitivity CRP, and Triglycerides.HDL Price: $115.00 
Symptoms of CardioMetabolic Dysfunction- Obesity
- High Blood Pressure
- Elevated Blood Fats
- Elevated Insulin Levels
- Elevated Blood Sugar Levels
- Excessive Inflammation
What is included in the Canary Club CardioMetabolic Profile?Fasting Insulin which measures exact insulin output than blood glucose tests. Insulin helps liver and muscle cells to either convert glucose into energy or to store it for future use. High insulin levels often mean this conversion process is broken. Hemoglobin A1c – this tests the average blood glucose level over the past three to four months. Chronically elevated blood glucose may lead to progressive damage to the cardiovascular system. Triglycerides – High triglyceride counts can represent a breakdown in the body’s regulatory capacity, and are often linked with blood sugar dysfunction. Very high levels of triglyceride signal too much fat in the bloodstream which signify an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. High sensitivity C-Reactive Protein - hsCRP measures the extent of chronic inflammation in the body. Recent studies demonstrate that a CRP reading above normal range is a greater risk factor than high cholesterol in predicting heart attack and stroke. Cholesterol (Total & LDL) - This test measures total cholesterol and LDL (low-density lipoproteins). High levels of total cholesterol and LDL are associated with risk of heart disease. They clog arteries and trigger inflammatory responses in the body, often leading to plaque buildup and blocked blood flow to the heart. HDL/LDL VDL 2 ne2 new calculations have been added to the CardioMetabolic Profile o VLDL = TG/5 o LDL/HDL is commonly thought of as the ratio of “bad cholesterol” to “good cholesterol” (therefore the LOWER the ratio, the BETTER your health) The lab will mail your results to you within 7-10 business days after kit is returned with the samples. Once you have your results, read our Interpreting Results article and consider consulting with a practitioner for next steps. Knowledge is the key to wellness. Find out what you need to know and start your path towards recovery today. Knowledge is the key to wellness.
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