
All in One – Vitamins, Trace Elements, Minerals, Fatty Acids
- Vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, vitamin B3/niacin and pantothenic acid
- Methylmalonic acid as a marker for vitamin B12 status
- Selenium, zinc, copper, manganese, magnesium and calcium
Do you regularly feel tired and lacking in drive despite getting enough sleep? Laboratory analyses can provide clues about possible nutrient deficiencies or hormonal factors.




Chronic fatigue can be related to a deficiency in vitamin B12, D or iron, as well as elevated cortisol caused by stress. Laboratory tests provide clues about corresponding deficiencies or imbalances.
For persistent exhaustion, a comprehensive nutrient analysis can capture several factors at once. Several causes or symptoms can be considered together, so the investigation doesn't stop at a single trigger.
These recommendations are for general orientation and do not replace a medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have symptoms or unusual lab values, you should consult a medical professional.