Nutrition Biomarker Test in Karachi
One finger-prick, 29 biomarkers across six panels: vitamin D, active B12, ferritin, red-cell magnesium, zinc and selenium, the Omega-3 Index, amino acids and hormones. The picture a routine blood panel was never designed to give you.
Is the nutrition test right for me?
- For tiredness, frequent colds, hair and skin concerns, slow recovery, or anyone who wants to know what their body is actually short of.
- A finger-prick at the clinic in a few minutes, analysed by mass spectrometry in a CLIA-certified laboratory.
- Every marker plotted against its range with plain-language insights, and a plan from Dr. Fehmida: food, supplements or a targeted drip.
Know what your cells know.
One finger-prick, 29 biomarkers across six panels: vitamin D, active B12, ferritin, red-cell magnesium, zinc and selenium, the Omega-3 Index, amino acids and hormones. The picture a routine blood panel was never designed to give you.
Six panels, 29 markers.
Vitamins
Active B12, vitamin D, vitamin A and vitamin E. Low vitamin D is widespread in Pakistan despite the sunshine.
Vitamins → Panel · 4 markersMinerals
Magnesium, zinc and selenium measured inside red blood cells, plus copper, reflecting true tissue reserves.
Minerals → Panel · 1 markerIron status
Ferritin, the body's iron store, closely linked with tiredness and hair shedding.
Iron status → Panel · 5 markersFatty acids
Including the Omega-3 Index, one of the best-studied markers for heart and brain health.
Fatty acids → Panel · 12 markersAmino acids
The building blocks of muscle, repair and neurotransmitters, measured individually.
Amino acids → Panel · 3 markersHormones
Testosterone, cortisol and their ratio, a marker of recovery and stress load.
Hormones →Good candidates
- Ongoing tiredness, low energy or brain fog.
- Hair shedding, dull skin or brittle nails.
- Frequent colds or slow recovery from training.
- Anyone on a restricted diet, or taking supplements without knowing whether they need them.
Not suitable for
- Anyone looking for a diagnosis: it is a wellness insight tool, not a test for disease.
- During pregnancy, speak to the doctor first so results are read in context.
One sample, the full picture.
Finger-prick
A few drops of blood on a collection card at the clinic. No fasting and no arm draw.
Mass spectrometry
The card is analysed in a CLIA-certified laboratory using high-resolution mass spectrometry.
Your plan
Your report plots every marker against its range and explains the pattern. Dr. Fehmida builds the plan around what is actually low.
From finger-prick to plan.
Your concerns first, then the finger-prick.
Every marker explained in plain language.
Food, supplements or a targeted REVIV drip for what is actually low.
See which reserves have moved.
Compared with a routine lab panel.
| What you get | Nutrition Biomarker Test | Routine lab panel |
|---|---|---|
| Sample | Finger-prick, a few minutes | Arm blood draw |
| Minerals | Inside red blood cells | Serum only |
| Omega-3 Index | Included | Rarely available |
| Vitamin B12 | Active B12, the form cells use | Total B12 |
| Scope | 29 markers from one sample | 10 to 15 separate tests |
| Report | Trends and plain-language insights | Values against ranges |
Less than 1% of the body's magnesium is in serum, which is why red-cell values tell you more.
"Hair, skin and energy complaints often trace back to vitamin D, ferritin, zinc or magnesium. I would rather show you the numbers than guess."
Consultant Dermatologist and Laser Specialist. Over 35 years of dermatology, trained in Zurich, practising in Clifton since 1999. Page medically reviewed September 2026.
The nutrition test, answered.
Straight answers from the clinic. If your question is not here, ask on WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsApp29 markers in six panels: vitamins (active B12, vitamin D, vitamin A and vitamin E), minerals (red-cell magnesium, zinc and selenium, plus copper), iron status (ferritin), fatty acids including the Omega-3 Index, 12 amino acids, and hormones (testosterone, cortisol and their ratio).
Yes. Vitamin D and active B12, the form of B12 your cells can actually use, are both in the vitamins panel.
Yes. Ferritin shows your iron stores, and magnesium is measured inside red blood cells, which reflects tissue reserves better than a serum test.
A finger-prick at the clinic onto a collection card. No fasting and no arm draw.
About 7 to 10 working days.
No. It is a wellness insight tool that informs nutrition and lifestyle decisions, reviewed with Dr. Fehmida.
Dr. Fehmida builds a plan around the markers that are low: food, supplements, or a REVIV drip or booster shot chosen for what the test shows.
Every 3 to 6 months while you correct a shortfall, then every 6 months to follow the trend.
Ask on WhatsApp for current pricing, including the Energy & Immunity programme.
Book your nutrition test.
Send a message on WhatsApp or leave your number. The finger-prick takes minutes and can be done on the same visit as the NAD+ test.
D200, Block 5, Clifton, Karachi. Monday to Friday 9:00 to 5:00, Saturday 9:00 to 4:00.
Call or WhatsApp 0301 827 9630