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Advanced GP2

Organ Function & Health
368.00

Private Advanced GP2 Blood Test in London for £368, assessing general health, thyroid, metabolic, cardiovascular and nutritional markers.

Turnaround time

2-3 days

Biomarkers count

24

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Overview of the Advanced GP2 Blood Test Profile

The Advanced GP2 Blood Test is a comprehensive private health screening panel designed to assess multiple aspects of general health and wellbeing. It combines blood and urine markers covering metabolic health, cardiovascular risk factors, thyroid function, nutritional status, inflammation, kidney function and liver health.

This panel includes 24 biomarkers and laboratory assessments, making it a broad health overview for individuals who want a detailed picture of their current health status. It may be chosen as part of routine health monitoring, preventative healthcare or to investigate symptoms that may warrant further medical assessment.

As with any laboratory investigation, results should always be interpreted in the context of symptoms, medical history, medications, lifestyle factors and other relevant clinical information.

What Does the The Advanced GP2 Blood Test Contain?

Blood Health

FBC - Assesses red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets to provide an overview of blood health and immune function.

Kidney Function & Electrolytes

U/E - Measures kidney function and important electrolyte balance.

Calcium - Supports bone health, muscle function and nerve signalling.

Phosphate - Works alongside calcium and vitamin D in maintaining healthy bones.

Magnesium - An essential mineral involved in muscle, nerve and energy production processes.

Uric Acid - A waste product that may be influenced by metabolism and dietary factors.

Urine analysis - Provides additional information relating to urinary and kidney health.

Liver Health

LFT - Evaluates markers associated with liver function and liver cell health.

Metabolic Health & Diabetes Monitoring

Glucose - Measures blood sugar levels at the time of testing.

HbA1c - Provides an indication of average blood glucose levels over recent months.

Insulin - Assesses insulin production and metabolic regulation.

Iron & Nutritional Status

ISP - Measures iron status markers.

Ferritin - Reflects stored iron levels within the body.

Vitamin D - Assesses vitamin D status, important for bone and immune health.

Thyroid Function

FT3 - Measures active triiodothyronine hormone levels.

FT4 - Measures circulating thyroxine hormone levels.

TSH - A key regulator of thyroid hormone production.

Thyroid antibodies - Assesses antibodies associated with autoimmune thyroid activity.

Cardiovascular Health

LIPP - Provides an overview of cholesterol and lipid levels.

APOA - Apolipoprotein A is associated with lipid transport and cardiovascular assessment.

APOB - Apolipoprotein B is associated with cholesterol-carrying particles in the bloodstream.

Inflammation Markers

CRP - A general marker associated with inflammation within the body.

hsCRP - A high-sensitivity inflammatory marker often used as part of cardiovascular risk assessment.

Men's Health

PSA - A prostate-related marker commonly included in men's health assessments.

Who May Benefit From the Advanced GP2 Blood Test Profile?

This test may be suitable for people who want to:

Gain a broad overview of their current health status.

Investigate symptoms affecting energy levels and wellbeing.

Monitor kidney, liver and metabolic health markers.

Review thyroid function and thyroid-related markers.

Check iron stores, vitamin D levels and nutritional status.

Assess cardiovascular risk markers as part of preventative health monitoring.

Track changes following lifestyle, dietary or treatment interventions.

Arrange a private blood test in London without waiting for a GP referral.

Symptoms and Reasons to Consider the Advanced GP2 Test Profile

You may wish to consider the Advanced GP2 if you are experiencing symptoms or concerns that may be linked with general health, metabolic health, thyroid function, cardiovascular wellbeing or nutritional status. This test may be relevant if you have:

Persistent Tiredness or Reduced Energy Levels - Ongoing fatigue may sometimes be associated with nutritional status, thyroid function, blood health or metabolic factors.

Unexplained Changes in Weight - Unexpected weight gain or weight loss may prompt a review of metabolic and thyroid-related markers.

Concerns About Cholesterol or Cardiovascular Health - Individuals wishing to assess lipid markers and cardiovascular risk factors may benefit from this comprehensive panel.

Family History of Metabolic or Cardiovascular Conditions - Those with a family history of cholesterol disorders, diabetes or cardiovascular concerns may choose regular health monitoring.

Symptoms That May Be Associated With Thyroid Imbalance - Changes in energy, weight, mood or temperature sensitivity may lead to further assessment of thyroid markers.

Concerns Regarding Vitamin D or Iron Status - Low vitamin D levels or altered iron stores can sometimes affect general wellbeing and energy levels.

Ongoing Monitoring of Blood Glucose Markers - Individuals tracking glucose regulation may wish to monitor glucose, HbA1c and insulin levels over time.

Interest in Preventative Health Screening - This panel provides a broad overview of several important health systems as part of a proactive approach to health.

General Wellbeing Concerns Without a Clear Cause - A comprehensive assessment may help provide useful laboratory information when symptoms are non-specific.

Desire for a Comprehensive Private Health Assessment - Suitable for those seeking an extensive review of multiple health markers through a single private blood test.

The biomarkers included in this panel assess a range of physiological processes including blood health, thyroid activity, metabolism, inflammation, nutrient status, liver function, kidney function and cardiovascular markers.

Symptoms can have many different causes and laboratory findings should always be interpreted alongside symptoms, medical history, medication use, lifestyle factors and professional medical advice where appropriate.

How to Prepare

Fasting
Fasting requirements can depend on the markers included, especially Glucose, LIPP and some metabolic markers. Please follow the instructions given at booking.
Hydration
Drink water before your appointment to support easier sample collection.
Medication
Continue prescribed medication unless your doctor or clinician tells you otherwise. This is especially important for thyroid, hormone, steroid or diabetes-related medication.
Supplements
Some supplements may affect certain markers, including biotin, iron, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Folate and Zinc. Do not stop prescribed supplements unless advised.
Timing
Morning collection may be preferred for Cortisol and some hormone markers. Female hormone results can also vary by cycle day, so follow booking instructions if timing is relevant.
Previous results
Bring or keep previous results if you want to compare trends, especially hormone, thyroid, iron, vitamin, cholesterol or HbA1c results.

How to Book Your Advanced GP2 Test Profile in London

Booking your Advanced GP2 Blood test with London Blood Tests is simple, with clinic and home visit options available.

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Choose the Advanced GP2 Blood test

Select the Advanced GP2 online and review the 24 included biomarkers before booking.

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Select your sample collection option

Choose a clinic appointment with blood draw from +£35, or request home/hotel phlebotomy from +£60. For home or hotel visits, the phlebotomist collects your sample and sends it to the laboratory.

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Attend your appointment

For clinic appointments, attend your selected London location at the booked time. For home or hotel visits, the phlebotomist attends your address, depending on availability and location.

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Laboratory analysis

Your sample is sent to the laboratory for analysis whether it is collected in clinic or through a home/hotel phlebotomy appointment.

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Receive your results securely

Your results are sent securely by email, ready to review yourself or discuss with a GP, specialist or suitably qualified clinician if needed.

When Will I Receive My Results?

The expected turnaround time for the Advanced GP2 Blood Test is 2–3 working days.

Results are sent securely by email once the laboratory has completed analysis and reporting.

Turnaround times usually begin when the laboratory receives the sample rather than at the time of collection. Some specialist markers may occasionally require additional processing time. Results outside expected reference ranges should be reviewed with a GP, specialist or appropriately qualified clinician.

Understanding Your Results

Laboratory reference ranges can vary between laboratories, testing platforms and analytical methods. Results should therefore always be interpreted using the reference information provided with your report.

Normal results do not always rule out an underlying health issue, and laboratory testing represents only one part of a wider clinical assessment.

Results outside the reference range do not automatically confirm a diagnosis. Findings should be interpreted alongside symptoms, age, sex, medical history, medications and other relevant clinical information. If you have concerns about your results, speak with a GP or qualified healthcare professional.

Why Book With London Blood Tests?

Convenient access to comprehensive health screening.

Flexible appointment choices to suit your schedule.

Includes 24 biomarkers and laboratory assessments.

Confidential reporting delivered electronically.

Transparent costs with no hidden fees.

Simple online booking and flexible availability.

Guidance available before booking.

Access laboratory testing when it suits you.

Private Advanced GP2 Blood Test Profile in London

London Blood Tests offers private Advanced GP2 testing in London for individuals seeking a broad assessment of general health, metabolic health, cardiovascular markers, thyroid function and nutritional status.

Clinic appointments are available across London, with home visit options available depending on location, availability and test requirements. This provides flexible access to private blood testing when it is most convenient.

If you are searching for a private blood test near me, the Advanced GP2 panel provides useful laboratory information that can support informed discussions with a GP, specialist or healthcare professional. Results are provided discreetly and securely following laboratory analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

It assesses 24 biomarkers and laboratory tests covering blood health, kidney function, liver health, thyroid function, cardiovascular markers, inflammation, metabolic health and nutritional status.

It may be suitable for adults seeking a broad health assessment or ongoing monitoring of various health markers.

Fasting requirements can vary. Please follow the instructions provided at the time of booking.

FT3, FT4, TSH and Thyroid antibodies provide information about thyroid hormone regulation and thyroid-related immune activity.

These are lipid-related proteins that may provide additional information alongside traditional cholesterol testing.

Yes. Certain vitamins, minerals and nutritional supplements may influence some biomarkers.

Results outside reference ranges may suggest changes that require further clinical assessment, but they do not by themselves confirm a diagnosis.

Most results are available within 2–3 working days after the laboratory receives the sample.

Yes. London Blood Tests offers private Advanced GP2 Blood Test appointments in London.

GP consultations can be arranged separately through London Blood Tests, including remote, home visit and clinic consultation options.
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