Biomarker Testing for Inflammation and Toxins
Understand What Your Body Really Needs
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Understand What Your Body Really Needs
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Biomarker Testing for Inflammation and Toxins at InSyght Health
Inflammation is the body’s natural response to infection or injury, but when it lingers, it can turn into chronic inflammation. This ongoing stress has been linked to autoimmune diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, heart disease, and other chronic inflammatory diseases. Exposure to toxic substances such as heavy metals, bacterial toxins, or environmental toxins can also add to the burden, leaving your immune system overworked.
At Insyght Health, we go beyond routine blood tests. Our comprehensive biomarker testing panels measure key inflammatory markers like C-reactive protein (CRP), erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR blood test), and fibrinogen test results. These tests are designed to detect inflammation, uncover exposures, and evaluate how well your body is managing stress.
Testing begins with a blood draw or another type of specimen, depending on the panel. Your sample is analyzed for inflammation levels, reactive protein markers, and immune reactions. We partner with Lapcorp locations nationwide and concierge phlebotomists to provide you with the most convenient and streamlined process possible.
Test results are then uploaded to your secure dashboard. Instead of just showing whether you fall within a lab’s normal range, your healthcare practitioner reviews each result for optimal wellness. If needed, they may recommend follow-up labs or other tests to rule out specific inflammatory disorders or chronic condition risks.
The hs-CRP test, sometimes called a CRP blood test or CRP test, measures C-reactive protein CRP, one of the most commonly ordered tests for inflammation.
Elevated CRP levels can signal acute inflammation from infection or acute and chronic inflammation that raises risk for cardiovascular disease, rheumatoid arthritis, or autoimmune conditions. Tracking CRP levels through a regular CRP test helps reveal whether your body is quietly battling chronic infections or chronic inflammatory diseases.
At InSyght Health, we take a precision approach to inflammation and toxins testing.
Our panels measure more than standard blood tests, from CRP test values and erythrocyte sedimentation rate to food sensitivities and gut health. Results are explained in plain language and paired with actionable recommendations. With nationwide access, advanced labs, and a focus on prevention, we make testing both convenient and empowering.
Your test results appear in your InSyght dashboard with clear explanations. Markers such as C-reactive protein, ESR, and ferritin levels are reviewed against what’s optimal, not only what’s normal. This helps distinguish between short-term acute inflammation and ongoing chronic inflammation. If results show elevated inflammation levels, your healthcare provider may recommend other tests, nutrition adjustments, or detox strategies to support the healing process and protect healthy tissues.
It’s a C reactive protein test that helps detect inflammation in the body. Elevated CRP levels may signal chronic inflammation, infection, or increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
Prolonged exposure to toxic substances like lead or mercury can harm immune cells and worsen inflammatory response, contributing to fatigue and long-term health issues.
Ongoing fatigue, joint pain, or neurological changes may point to a chronic infection like Lyme. Testing provides clarity for an accurate diagnosis.
Reactions to foods can trigger inflammatory cells that harm healthy tissues, leading to common symptoms such as bloating, fatigue, or brain fog.
The gut houses most immune cells, and imbalances can drive autoimmune diseases, autoimmune conditions, and inflammatory disorders.
Not always. Even without common symptoms, gluten can cause damaged tissue in the gut. A blood panel checking antibody activity provides an accurate diagnosis.
If inflammation markers are high, a healthcare provider may order a fibrinogen test, enzyme thrombin analysis, or targeted other tests to clarify the picture.
Many patients retest every 6–12 months, especially if managing autoimmune disorders, chronic condition risks, or monitoring healing damaged tissue.
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