Due to genetic and lifestyle factors, some people are far more prone to elevated homocysteine than others. Living a healthy lifestyle and eating a well-balanced diet does not necessarily mean that your homocysteine level is within the ‘safe zone’.
Homocysteine levels can be accurately determined from a small sample of blood. Your doctor can provide a referral to a laboratory for testing where you will be asked to provide a small blood sample. When the results are returned, your doctor will be able to provide guidance and an appropriate treatment plan to cater for your specific needs.
Information on eating your way to homocysteine health can be found here.
Additional information regarding potential homocysteine test providers and assay utilisation can be gained from Axis-Shield Diagnostics.
Homocysteine Testing
To find out more about the different Homocysteine assays available from Axis-Shield, visit www.axis-shield.com
Latest Publications
Homocysteine and Reclassification of Cardiovascular Disease Risk
Associations Between Elevated Homocysteine, Cognitive Impairment, and Reduced White Matter Volume in Healthy Old Adults.
For full details visit the Publications page.


