Comprehensive Blood Analysis

COMPREHENSIVE BLOOD ANALYSIS is one of the most useful diagnostic tools in medicine today. From a standard blood test, a functional medicine practitioner is able to get a truly remarkable reading of a patient’s overall health, along with highly specific indicators of potential early disease markers, beginning from their inception through all the stages of development.

Comprehensive blood analysis is preventive medicine at its best. Some of the most immediately useful results include indicators of biological imbalances; unique nutritional needs (with appropriate food choices); drug interactions; and anti-aging recommendations. When the results of comprehensive blood analyses are compared over a period of years, an invaluable record is created.

Dr. McKay utilizes comprehensive blood analysis to assist in reversing chronic health issues such as overweight, high cholesterol, liver stress, poor digestion, mood disorders, and much more. Dr. McKay offers an outstanding panel of over 50 measures of good health for a remarkably good price, thanks to careful research into all available national laboratories.

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  • Dr. McKay takes her time and really listens to me so she can get a complete picture, so her diagnoses are right on. She’s worked wonders for me and made a tremendous difference in my life. I feel more energized, have lost weight and feel better than I have in a long time. And Dr. McKay always makes me feel comfortable because what I share with her doesn’t fall on deaf ears.

    D.C., Attorney
    NW Portland


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