A complete nutrient picture in one blood draw: vitamins C, E, K, B6 and B12; folate measured two ways; methylmalonic acid and homocysteine, which show whether B12 and folate are actually working; and red-cell magnesium, zinc and selenium. Atlas AI scores every result against optimal ranges.
Vitamins C, E (alpha and beta/gamma tocopherol), K, B6 and B12; serum and red-cell folate; methylmalonic acid; homocysteine; red-cell magnesium; zinc; and selenium.
They show whether B12 and folate are doing their job inside your cells. Methylmalonic acid rises when B12 is functionally low, even when the B12 level itself looks normal, and homocysteine rises when B12, folate or B6 are short.
Most magnesium is stored inside cells, so a standard serum magnesium can look normal while stores are low. Red-cell magnesium is a better read on your body's reserves.
Yes. Fast for 8–12 hours before your draw. Water is fine.