MEN'S HEALTH & WELLNESS TESTING

 

KNOW MORE. LIVE BETTER.

HOW IT WORKS

01 — CHOOSE YOUR TEST

Select the Fact DNA testing option that fits your health goals.

02 — COMPLETE YOUR SAMPLE

Follow the collection instructions provided with your test.

03 — YOUR SAMPLE IS ANALYZED

Your sample is processed through the applicable laboratory testing process.

04 — REVIEW YOUR RESULTS

Access your results through the designated Fact DNA platform.

05 — UNDERSTAND & TAKE ACTION

Use your results as an educational resource and discuss questions or concerning results with one of our qualified healthcare professionals.

 

THE FACT DNA MEN'S HEALTH PANEL

A MORE COMPLETE LOOK AT MEN'S HEALTH

Our men's health testing options can be designed around multiple areas of health rather than focusing on a single biomarker.

🧬 HORMONAL HEALTH

Depending on the selected panel, testing may include:

  • Total Testosterone
  • Free Testosterone
  • SHBG
  • Estradiol
  • LH
  • FSH
  • DHEA-S
  • Prolactin
  • Cortisol

These markers can provide information about different aspects of hormonal function and should be interpreted in the context of symptoms, medical history, medications, age, and other laboratory findings.

 

❤️ HEART & CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH

Men's health isn't just about testosterone.

Cardiovascular health is a major part of long-term wellness. Depending on the panel, testing may include:

  • Total Cholesterol
  • LDL Cholesterol
  • HDL Cholesterol
  • Triglycerides
  • ApoB
  • ApoA1
  • Lipoprotein(a)
  • Cholesterol ratios
  • High-sensitivity CRP

These markers can provide additional information for conversations about cardiovascular risk and lifestyle.

⚡ METABOLIC HEALTH

Metabolic health can influence energy, weight, blood sugar regulation, and overall health.

Testing may include:

  • Fasting Glucose
  • Hemoglobin A1c
  • Insulin
  • C-Peptide
  • Estimated Average Glucose
  • Relevant metabolic ratios

Understanding these markers can help you and your healthcare provider evaluate your overall metabolic picture.

 

 

 

🩺 PROSTATE HEALTH

Men's health also includes prostate health.

Depending on the selected testing option, Fact DNA may offer testing that includes PSA (prostate-specific antigen).

PSA results require appropriate clinical interpretation. A PSA test does not by itself diagnose prostate cancer, and elevated PSA can have several possible causes.

Your result is information—not a diagnosis.

🧪 LIVER & KIDNEY HEALTH

Your liver and kidneys play critical roles in maintaining overall health.

Depending on the selected panel, testing may include markers such as:

Liver:
AST • ALT • GGT • Alkaline Phosphatase • Bilirubin

Kidney:
Creatinine • eGFR • BUN • Related kidney markers

These results can provide useful information to discuss with your healthcare professional.

 

🥩 NUTRITIONAL HEALTH

Nutrition isn't just about calories.

Depending on the panel, testing may include:

  • Vitamin B12
  • Folate
  • Vitamin D
  • Ferritin
  • Iron
  • Iron saturation
  • TIBC/UIBC
  • Homocysteine
  • Total protein
  • Albumin

Understanding nutritional markers may be particularly valuable for men focused on fitness, healthy aging, weight management, recovery, or improving overall wellness.

🦋 THYROID & ENERGY

Your thyroid plays an important role in metabolism and many body functions.

When appropriate, testing may include:

  • TSH
  • Free T3
  • Free T4
  • Thyroid antibodies

Thyroid testing may be particularly relevant when someone is experiencing symptoms such as fatigue, unexplained weight changes, temperature sensitivity, or other concerns.

One symptom rarely tells the whole story. Testing provides information that can help put the pieces together.

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💊 VITAMIN B12 & LOW ENERGY

COULD B12 STATUS BE PART OF THE PICTURE?

Vitamin B12 is important for healthy red blood cell formation and normal neurological function. Vitamin B12 deficiency can be associated with fatigue, weakness, dizziness and neurological symptoms such as tingling or numbness.

That's why Vitamin B12 may be an important marker to consider when evaluating unexplained low energy, particularly when other risk factors are present.

However, fatigue has many possible causes. A B12 test alone cannot determine why someone is tired.

FACT DNA CAN HELP YOU START THE CONVERSATION.

Depending on the selected testing panel, B12 and related nutritional markers may be evaluated alongside other health markers, providing a broader picture rather than looking at one number in isolation.

 

B12 INJECTIONS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

Vitamin B12 injections are not a universal energy booster, and they aren't appropriate for everyone who feels tired.

When a healthcare professional determines that someone has vitamin B12 deficiency or difficulty absorbing B12, injectable B12 may be an appropriate treatment option. The appropriate form and treatment schedule depend on the underlying cause and the individual's medical circumstances.

For example, B12 injections may be considered when absorption is impaired or when deficiency is significant. Some people can adequately address B12 deficiency with oral supplementation, depending on the cause.

THE SMARTER APPROACH:

Test → Understand → Discuss → Treat When Appropriate → Monitor

Rather than assuming that B12 is the answer to fatigue, start by getting information and discussing the results with a qualified healthcare professional.

FEELING TIRED, RUN DOWN OR NOT LIKE YOURSELF?

Your Energy. Your Hormones. Your Heart. Your Health.

Men are often expected to push through fatigue, low energy, changes in body composition, reduced performance, poor sleep, or changes in sex drive.

But feeling different doesn't always mean you should simply accept it as "getting older."

The first step is knowing what is happening inside your body.

Fact DNA offers comprehensive men's health testing designed to provide information about important hormonal, metabolic, cardiovascular, nutritional, thyroid, liver, kidney, prostate, and wellness markers.

Because you can't make informed decisions about information you don't have.

LOW ENERGY DESERVES A CLOSER LOOK.

Low energy can have many possible causes. Sleep, stress, nutrition, medications, lifestyle, thyroid function, anemia, vitamin deficiencies, metabolic health, and hormonal factors can all play a role.

For some men, testosterone or other hormone levels may be relevant. For others, nutritional status, thyroid markers, blood sugar regulation, iron status, or other health factors may deserve attention.

That is why we believe looking at multiple health markers can be more informative than focusing on one number.

Fact DNA testing can help provide information you can discuss with your healthcare professional when you're experiencing:

  • Persistent fatigue or low energy
  • Changes in exercise performance
  • Changes in muscle mass or body composition
  • Decreased sex drive
  • Changes in mood
  • Difficulty recovering after exercise
  • Changes in sleep
  • Unexplained changes in weight
  • Concerns about nutrition or vitamin status

Don't automatically assume it's age. Get informed.

 

🧬 GO BEYOND BLOOD TESTING

YOUR HEALTH STORY MAY ALSO INCLUDE YOUR DNA.

Laboratory testing provides information about your current physiological state.

Genetic testing can provide information about certain inherited genetic variants and predispositions.

Fact DNA can offer access to genetic testing options in areas such as:

HEREDITARY CANCER RISK

Certain inherited genetic variants can be associated with increased risk for specific cancers.

CARDIOVASCULAR GENETICS

Certain inherited variants can be associated with specific cardiovascular conditions.

GENETIC HEALTH & INHERITED CONDITIONS

Depending on the test, genetic analysis may examine genes associated with particular inherited conditions.

Genetic testing should be selected based on personal and family history and interpreted appropriately. Some genetic tests are intended for individuals with a relevant personal or family history rather than as general screening for everyone.

ONE TEST DOESN'T TELL YOUR WHOLE STORY.

THAT'S WHY FACT DNA THINKS BIGGER.

Your:

HORMONES
↓
METABOLIC HEALTH
↓
HEART HEALTH
↓
THYROID
↓
NUTRITION
↓
LIVER & KIDNEYS
↓
PROSTATE
↓
GENETIC INFORMATION

can all contribute to a more informed understanding of your overall health.

Rather than chasing one number, look at the bigger picture.

 

WHO IS MEN'S HEALTH TESTING FOR?

Fact DNA testing may be appropriate for men who want to:

✔ Establish a health baseline
✔ Monitor selected biomarkers over time
✔ Better understand persistent fatigue or low energy
✔ Evaluate selected hormone and metabolic markers
✔ Track nutritional status
✔ Support conversations with their healthcare provider
✔ Monitor changes associated with lifestyle improvements
✔ Take a more proactive approach to healthy aging
✔ Better understand cardiovascular and metabolic health
✔ Explore appropriate genetic testing based on personal or family history

YOUR BODY IS GIVING YOU INFORMATION.

ARE YOU LISTENING?

You don't have to wait until something is seriously wrong to become interested in your health.

You can start by becoming informed.

FACT DNA

KNOW MORE. LIVE BETTER.

Your health. Your information. Your next step.

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FACT DNA

HONEST. INFORMATIVE. PERSONALIZED.

We believe people deserve access to health information that is presented clearly and responsibly.

We don't promise that one test will solve every problem.

We don't believe every symptom has one explanation.

And we don't believe you should make important health decisions based on a single number.

We believe in information.

Because:

KNOWING IS THE FIRST STEP.

Important Medical & Regulatory Notice

Fact DNA testing is intended to provide laboratory and/or genetic information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual biomarkers may have multiple possible interpretations and should be evaluated in the context of the individual's symptoms, medical history, medications, and other clinical information. Testing availability and specific biomarkers vary by panel, laboratory, state, and eligibility. Genetic testing may have specific indications and may require healthcare-provider involvement. Vitamin B12 injections are prescription/clinician-directed treatments and should not be represented as a general treatment for fatigue or low energy. Individuals experiencing persistent, severe, or worsening symptoms should consult a qualified healthcare professional.