Ordered separately $2,895. Members pay the bundle rate.
Your full results
Every marker the lab measures, posted to My Lab Results the moment they release — yours to keep, download and compare over time.
A written Report of Findings
Not a PDF of reference ranges. A Report of Findings that turns your numbers into what's out of balance, why it matters and what to do first — the interpretation most clinics charge extra for, included with every test.
Dr. Vaughn's Brain, 24/7
Secure access to our proprietary AI, built on Dr. Vaughn's root-cause approach, that has already read your results. Ask why one marker is high, what a pattern means, what to change first — as many times as you want, whenever you want.
Blood draw at a LabCorp near you — or Evexia mobile phlebotomy, on request.
Ships to the US and Canada · not available in NY, NJ, RI
Your draw happens at a LabCorp patient service center — bring the requisition we send you.
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Silver plus the gut: OAT, Total Tox Burden, Gut Zoomer, comprehensive bloodwork and a hair mineral analysis — five panels, one Report of Findings.
Tap a test to see what it measures and why it's part of this bundle.
OAT
Urine · $599 on its own
A urine metabolic panel giving a real-time snapshot of cellular energy production, gut yeast/bacterial overgrowth, neurotransmitter turnover, detoxification, and nutrient cofactor status — useful when fatigue, brain fog, mood, sleep, or digestive symptoms have no clear explanation.
Why it's ordered: What is happening biochemically inside your cells right now — energy production, microbial overgrowth, detox, and neurotransmitter turnover?
Mitochondrial & Energy Metabolism
Krebs-cycle and related intermediates showing whether mitochondria are producing energy efficiently.
Yeast, Bacterial & Clostridia Overgrowth Markers
Microbial byproducts indicating gut fungal or bacterial overgrowth.
Neurotransmitter Metabolites
Breakdown products reflecting neurotransmitter synthesis and clearance.
Nutrient Cofactor & Detox Markers
Uncovers hidden B-vitamin, glutathione, and detox-pathway insufficiencies invisible on standard bloodwork.
Total Tox Burden
Urine · $929 on its own
A single urine collection combining the Mycotoxins, Environmental Toxins, and Heavy Metals panels into one comprehensive toxicity workup. Glyphosate is measured as part of the Environmental Toxins component, not as a separate test.
Why it's ordered: Across mold toxins, industrial/agricultural chemicals, and heavy metals together, what is your total environmental toxic burden?
Mycotoxins (29)
See the standalone Mycotoxins entry.
Environmental Chemicals incl. Glyphosate (38-39)
See the standalone Environmental Toxins entry; glyphosate is included here, not sold as its own separate test.
Heavy Metals (20)
See the standalone Heavy Metals entry.
Gut Zoomer
Stool · $789 on its own
A stool- and urine-based panel that maps the gut microbiome, pathogens, inflammation, digestion, intestinal permeability, and gut-brain neurotransmitter patterns in one report; ordered when digestive, mood, sleep, or energy symptoms point to the gut as a root cause.
Why it's ordered: Which microbes, inflammation, barrier, and neurotransmitter patterns in the gut are contributing to your symptoms?
Gut Commensals (123 organisms)
Diversity and abundance of beneficial and neutral gut bacteria; low diversity is linked to IBS, autoimmune conditions, and inflammation.
Gut Pathogens (76)
Screens for bacteria, parasites, fungi, and viruses that can drive inflammation or malabsorption.
Inflammation & Antibody Markers (13)
Detects gut inflammation and immune reactivity before symptoms become obvious.
Digestion, Barrier & Metabolite Markers (23)
Fat/fiber digestion, bile-acid handling, short-chain fatty acid production, and intestinal barrier integrity.
Gut-Brain Neurotransmitter Panel (32, timed urine)
Neurotransmitter and precursor levels produced or metabolized in the gut, relevant to mood, sleep, and focus.
Comprehensive Blood Panel
Blood · $379 on its own
A fasting blood draw covering 60+ markers — blood count, metabolic panel, lipids, full thyroid, iron status, inflammation, and key vitamins/minerals — read against tighter functional ranges instead of the wide conventional ranges most labs use. It's the baseline every client gets, since it surfaces patterns years before a standard doctor's panel would flag them.
Why it's ordered: Establishes the foundational picture of metabolic, thyroid, cardiovascular, and nutrient status.
CBC with Differential
Red and white blood cell counts screen for anemia, infection, and immune status.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
Kidney function, electrolytes, and blood sugar baseline.
Liver Function
Detox and bile-flow capacity, including GGT which many standard panels skip.
Lipid Panel
Cardiovascular risk markers.
Full Thyroid Panel
Thyroid function and autoimmune activity, not just a single TSH value.
Glycemic Control
Blood-sugar regulation over time rather than a single glucose snapshot.
Inflammation
Chronic low-grade inflammatory burden and cardiovascular risk.
Iron & Anemia Panel
Iron status and storage capacity beyond a single ferritin number.
Vitamins & Minerals
Common micronutrient deficiencies linked to fatigue, immune, and metabolic issues.
HTMA
Hair · $199 on its own
A small hair sample reveals mineral levels, over 25 mineral ratios, and heavy-metal exposure stored in tissue over roughly the prior three months — a longer-term view than blood, which only shows what's circulating right now.
Why it's ordered: Maps tissue-level mineral status, key mineral ratios, and heavy-metal accumulation to identify the body's metabolic type.
Mineral Ratios
Relationships between minerals reveal metabolic rate, adrenal, and thyroid patterns that a single mineral value can't show.
Essential & Toxic Elements
Tissue-level essential mineral status alongside toxic heavy-metal accumulation.
Full refund until we place your order with the lab. Details at checkout.
This is educational support, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Nothing here replaces your practitioner, and it isn't a place for emergencies. If something is urgent, contact your provider or call 911.