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Inflammatory Marker Screening

Inflammatory Marker Screening at Pure Essence identifies hidden inflammation that may be contributing to fatigue, pain, hormonal imbalance, or chronic illness. By testing key biomarkers in your blood, we can assess your body’s inflammatory state and pinpoint underlying issues before they develop into more serious conditions.

This proactive approach helps guide personalized treatment plans focused on nutrition, detoxification, hormone balance, and other functional medicine therapies to restore your body’s natural equilibrium.

Inflammatory Marker Screening in Connecticut

Inflammatory Marker Screening in Connecticut

What Is Inflammatory Marker Screening?

Inflammation is the body’s natural defense mechanism—but when it becomes chronic, it can damage tissues and accelerate aging. This screening measures blood markers such as CRP, homocysteine, fibrinogen, and cytokines to evaluate your risk for cardiovascular disease, autoimmune disorders, and metabolic imbalance.

Benefits of Inflammatory Marker Screening

  • Early detection of chronic inflammation

  • Identifies hidden contributors to fatigue or pain

  • Guides targeted functional and nutritional therapies

  • Reduces risk of cardiovascular and autoimmune conditions

  • Supports longevity and overall wellness

What to Expect at Pure Essence

Your provider will perform a comprehensive blood draw to analyze key inflammatory markers. Once results are reviewed, we’ll discuss findings and develop a personalized plan to help lower inflammation through lifestyle changes, supplements, and functional therapies such as IV nutrients, chelation, or hormone support.

Comprehensive Inflammation Testing for Connecticut Wellness

Inflammation is often the first sign of imbalance. At Pure Essence in Wolcott, Connecticut, our Inflammatory Marker Screening identifies early indicators of chronic disease using advanced lab panels. This localized approach helps patients across the state take control of their health before symptoms progress.

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