Advanced diagnostics & personalised medicine
Your health, read in depth.
Advanced diagnostic pathways to understand the causes, not just the symptoms — and to build with you a genuinely tailored approach to prevention and well-being.
Private services · not covered by LAMal · open to all
From symptoms to causes, with a tailored approach
Personalised medicine starts with a simple question: why? With the latest generation of functional and genetic analyses we look beyond the individual value, to read how your body actually works and to shape treatment and prevention choices designed around you.
Understanding the causes
Not just what is wrong, but why: the root of the symptom, for targeted intervention.
Tailored prevention
Knowing your predispositions allows you to act sooner, with the right lifestyle.
One centre, fully integrated
Specialists, laboratory and advanced technology coordinated under one roof.
Four levels, one pathway
There is no need to start with the most comprehensive package. Most people begin with an entry-level test and investigate further only where the first result shows it is worthwhile.
First step
CHF 95 – 245
A single targeted test to answer one specific question.
18 services
In-depth investigation
CHF 175 – 750
When a complaint persists and you want to understand its origin properly.
45 services
Complete pathways & profiles
CHF 495 – 950
Several areas investigated together, at a price lower than the sum of the individual tests.
16 services
Longevity
CHF 1’450 – 2’950
The most comprehensive integrated assessment, with a Longevity Score and a personalised plan.
3 services
Private diagnostic services, not covered by compulsory Swiss basic health insurance (LAMal). Prices in CHF are indicative and subject to clinical assessment; the price shown refers to the laboratory analysis only. Tests do not replace a medical consultation and do not in themselves constitute a diagnosis. Genetic tests are subject to the Swiss Federal Act on Human Genetic Testing (HGTA) and require a medical prescription and written consent. MCS codes are Medical Center Sorengo references.
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 95
Thyroid — Basic
MCS-CP-01
Anyone with fatigue, weight changes, sensitivity to cold or hair loss.
- Blood
- 5–7 days
MCS-CP-01
Thyroid — Basic
CHF 95
- Who it is for
- Anyone with fatigue, weight changes, sensitivity to cold or hair loss.
- What we analyse
- TSH, fT3, fT4.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Thyroid dysfunction is common, often silent and highly treatable: three values are enough to get your bearings.
- How to prepare
- Morning sample. If you take thyroid medication, take it after the blood draw.
- Turnaround time
- 5–7 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 95
Breath Test — Fructose / Sorbitol
MCS-IN-01
For those who feel unwell after fruit, juices, sweeteners or “sugar-free” products.
- Breath test
- 5–7 days
MCS-IN-01
Breath Test — Fructose / Sorbitol
CHF 95
- Who it is for
- For those who feel unwell after fruit, juices, sweeteners or “sugar-free” products.
- What we analyse
- Breath test measuring hydrogen and methane. Also available as a combined fructose + sorbitol version.
- How it is carried out
- Breath test, non-invasive, carried out at the clinic.
- Why it matters
- Fructose and sorbitol malabsorption is common and often mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast. Preparatory diet the day before. Time at the clinic: approximately 2–3 h.
- Turnaround time
- 5–7 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 95
Breath Test — Lactose
MCS-IN-02
For those who feel unwell after milk and dairy products and want functional confirmation.
- Breath test
- 5–7 days
MCS-IN-02
Breath Test — Lactose
CHF 95
- Who it is for
- For those who feel unwell after milk and dairy products and want functional confirmation.
- What we analyse
- Breath test measuring hydrogen and methane.
- How it is carried out
- Breath test, non-invasive, carried out at the clinic.
- Why it matters
- The genetic test tells you whether you can digest lactose; the breath test tells you whether you are actually digesting it today. The two are complementary.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast. Preparatory diet the day before. No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks. Time at the clinic: approximately 2–3 h.
- Turnaround time
- 5–7 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 95
Ticks & Lyme Borreliosis — Serology
MCS-SC-01
Anyone who has been bitten by a tick, or who has unexplained joint and neurological symptoms.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-SC-01
Ticks & Lyme Borreliosis — Serology
CHF 95
- Who it is for
- Anyone who has been bitten by a tick, or who has unexplained joint and neurological symptoms.
- What we analyse
- Anti-Borrelia IgM and IgG antibodies, qualitative.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Relevant in Ticino, an area where ticks are endemic. A simple, inexpensive first-line test.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required. Please give the date of the bite, if known.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 120
SIBO — Bacterial overgrowth
MCS-IN-03
For those with marked bloating after meals, excess wind, or suspected small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.
- Breath test
- 5–7 days
MCS-IN-03
SIBO — Bacterial overgrowth
CHF 120
- Who it is for
- For those with marked bloating after meals, excess wind, or suspected small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.
- What we analyse
- Breath test (hydrogen and methane) for small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.
- How it is carried out
- Breath test, non-invasive.
- Why it matters
- SIBO causes bloating and malabsorption: the breath test confirms it simply. It is the most accessible entry point in our catalogue.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast. Preparatory diet the day before (no fibre, pulses or dairy). No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks.
- Turnaround time
- 5–7 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 150
Micronutrients & Vitamin D — Basic
MCS-CP-02
Anyone who feels tired, has brittle nails and hair, or follows a restricted diet.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-CP-02
Micronutrients & Vitamin D — Basic
CHF 150
- Who it is for
- Anyone who feels tired, has brittle nails and hair, or follows a restricted diet.
- What we analyse
- 8 minerals and trace elements in whole blood (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, selenium) + vitamin D 25-OH.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Micronutrient deficiencies are the most common — and most easily corrected — cause of chronic fatigue.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand, unless advised otherwise.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Men
CHF 150
Hair Loss — Deficiency Profile
MCS-UO-01
Anyone experiencing hair loss who wants first to rule out nutritional and thyroid causes.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-UO-01
Hair Loss — Deficiency Profile
CHF 150
- Who it is for
- Anyone experiencing hair loss who wants first to rule out nutritional and thyroid causes.
- What we analyse
- Full blood count, vitamin B12, folic acid, biotin, zinc in whole blood, transferrin saturation, TSH.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Iron, zinc, B12 and the thyroid are the most common and the most correctable causes: always the first to be ruled out.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fasting. Stop biotin-containing supplements 3 days beforehand (they interfere with the assays).
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Men
CHF 150
Men's Hormone Balance
MCS-UO-02
Men with a decline in energy, libido, muscle mass or mood.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-UO-02
Men's Hormone Balance
CHF 150
- Who it is for
- Men with a decline in energy, libido, muscle mass or mood.
- What we analyse
- LH, FSH, estradiol, total testosterone, SHBG, free androgen index.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, in the morning.
- Why it matters
- Total testosterone on its own is misleading: SHBG and free androgens are needed to understand how much hormone is genuinely active.
- How to prepare
- Morning sample, between 7:00 and 10:00 (testosterone follows a marked circadian rhythm).
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Women
CHF 175
Women's Hormone Balance
MCS-DN-01
Women with irregular cycles, marked premenstrual syndrome, hormonal acne or reduced libido.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-DN-01
Women's Hormone Balance
CHF 175
- Who it is for
- Women with irregular cycles, marked premenstrual syndrome, hormonal acne or reduced libido.
- What we analyse
- LH, FSH, oestradiol, progesterone, total testosterone, prolactin.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, taken in the luteal phase.
- Why it matters
- Many of the “vague” symptoms women experience have a precise, measurable hormonal cause.
- How to prepare
- IMPORTANT: the sample must be taken in the luteal phase. Always state the date of your last period and the phase of your cycle.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Women
CHF 175
Menopause & Perimenopause
MCS-DN-02
Women over 45 with hot flushes, disturbed sleep, mood swings or irregular cycles.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-DN-02
Menopause & Perimenopause
CHF 175
- Who it is for
- Women over 45 with hot flushes, disturbed sleep, mood swings or irregular cycles.
- What we analyse
- LH, FSH, progesterone, total testosterone, TSH, prolactin — to distinguish menopause from amenorrhoea.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Clarifies whether the symptoms are genuinely menopausal and provides the basis for deciding on hormone therapy.
- How to prepare
- State the date of your last period. Morning sample.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 175
Food Intolerances — Screening
MCS-IN-04
For those who suspect certain foods are causing symptoms but do not know which ones.
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-IN-04
Food Intolerances — Screening
CHF 175
- Who it is for
- For those who suspect certain foods are causing symptoms but do not know which ones.
- What we analyse
- IgG4 against the 95 most important foods (46 individual + 8 pools).
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- An affordable first indication of which foods to investigate, before moving on to the extended panels.
- How to prepare
- Keep to your usual diet in the preceding weeks: cutting foods out distorts the result.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
A tool for dietary orientation, not a diagnosis of allergy: the clinical value of IgG4 testing is debated within the allergy community. True IgE-mediated food allergy requires dedicated testing.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 175
HIT — Histamine intolerance
MCS-IN-05
For those with flushing, headaches, digestive symptoms or hives after histamine-rich foods (red wine, mature cheeses, cured meats).
- Stool
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-IN-05
HIT — Histamine intolerance
CHF 175
- Who it is for
- For those with flushing, headaches, digestive symptoms or hives after histamine-rich foods (red wine, mature cheeses, cured meats).
- What we analyse
- DAO enzyme and cofactors (vit. B6, zinc, copper), histamine in stool. Midi: histamine degradation capacity. Complete: HNMT cofactor (SAM).
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum, EDTA, heparin) + stool.
- Why it matters
- If the DAO enzyme is deficient, histamine accumulates: knowing your degradation capacity allows targeted diet and supplementation.
- How to prepare
- No particular preparation. Stop antihistamines 48 h beforehand, if clinically possible.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Men
CHF 175
Hormonal Age
MCS-UO-03
Men and women who want to assess hormonal ageing.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-UO-03
Hormonal Age
CHF 175
- Who it is for
- Men and women who want to assess hormonal ageing.
- What we analyse
- DHEA, pregnenolone sulfate, melatonin sulfate, total testosterone.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- The “age” hormones decline in a measurable and partly modifiable way: a concrete indicator of vital reserve.
- How to prepare
- Morning sample, fasting.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 185
Thyroid — Comprehensive
MCS-CP-04
Anyone with abnormal thyroid values or suspected autoimmune thyroiditis.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-CP-04
Thyroid — Comprehensive
CHF 185
- Who it is for
- Anyone with abnormal thyroid values or suspected autoimmune thyroiditis.
- What we analyse
- TSH, fT3, fT4 + TSH receptor antibodies and anti-microsomal (TPO) antibodies.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Distinguishes a thyroid that is simply underperforming from one under autoimmune attack: two situations that are managed differently.
- How to prepare
- Morning sample. If you take thyroid medication, take it after the blood draw.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 195
Vegetarian & Vegan Profile
MCS-CP-03
Anyone following a vegetarian or vegan diet who wants to prevent the deficiencies typical of these diets.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-CP-03
Vegetarian & Vegan Profile
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone following a vegetarian or vegan diet who wants to prevent the deficiencies typical of these diets.
- What we analyse
- Ferritin, zinc in whole blood, vitamin B12, vitamin D3 (25-OH), total protein, L-carnitine.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Focused on the deficiencies that genuinely occur with these diets, with no unnecessary tests.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Women
CHF 195
PCOS — Polycystic ovary syndrome
MCS-DN-03
Women with irregular cycles, acne, hirsutism or difficulty losing weight.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-DN-03
PCOS — Polycystic ovary syndrome
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Women with irregular cycles, acne, hirsutism or difficulty losing weight.
- What we analyse
- LH, FSH, total testosterone, SHBG, free androgen index, DHEAS, androstenedione.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, taken between day 2 and day 5 of the cycle.
- Why it matters
- PCOS is under-diagnosed and has long-term metabolic consequences: identifying it early changes how it is managed.
- How to prepare
- IMPORTANT: the sample must be taken between day 2 and day 5 of the cycle.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Women
CHF 195
Hair Loss — Hormone Profile
MCS-DN-04
Women with thinning or hair loss thought to have a hormonal cause.
- Blood
- 7–10 days · express shipping
MCS-DN-04
Hair Loss — Hormone Profile
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Women with thinning or hair loss thought to have a hormonal cause.
- What we analyse
- LH, FSH, oestradiol, total testosterone, prolactin, DHEAS, parathyroid hormone.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Hormone-related hair loss calls for different solutions than hair loss due to deficiencies: telling the two apart saves months of trial and error.
- How to prepare
- State the date of your last period and the phase of your cycle. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is scheduled with the Centre on courier days, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Women
CHF 195
Fertility
MCS-DN-05
Couples trying to conceive, or women who want to assess their ovarian reserve.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-DN-05
Fertility
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Couples trying to conceive, or women who want to assess their ovarian reserve.
- What we analyse
- AMH, FSH, total testosterone, DHEAS, prolactin.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, taken between day 2 and day 5 of the cycle.
- Why it matters
- AMH is the most reliable indicator of ovarian reserve: information that helps guide decisions about timing.
- How to prepare
- IMPORTANT: the sample must be taken between day 2 and day 5 of the cycle. State the date of your last period.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 195
Haemochromatosis
MCS-GT-01
Anyone with high iron or ferritin, or a family history of iron overload.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-01
Haemochromatosis
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with high iron or ferritin, or a family history of iron overload.
- What we analyse
- HFE gene (C282Y and H63D variants).
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- A silent condition, yet easily managed when it is identified in good time.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Predictive test for an inherited condition: the result may also concern your relatives. Genetic counselling is provided before and after the test.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 195
Fructose intolerance
MCS-GT-02
Anyone with digestive symptoms after fruit, fruit juices or sweeteners.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-02
Fructose intolerance
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with digestive symptoms after fruit, fruit juices or sweeteners.
- What we analyse
- 4 variants in the aldolase B gene (ALDOB).
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It identifies the genetic predisposition to fructose malabsorption, so that diet can be guided by your DNA rather than by elimination.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 195
Lactose intolerance
MCS-GT-03
Anyone with bloating, diarrhoea or pain after milk and dairy products.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-03
Lactose intolerance
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with bloating, diarrhoea or pain after milk and dairy products.
- What we analyse
- 2 variants in the MCM6/LCT gene.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It distinguishes primary (genetic) intolerance from secondary intolerance: it clarifies whether avoiding lactose is really necessary.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 195
Predisposition to coeliac disease
MCS-GT-04
Anyone with gluten-related symptoms or a family history of coeliac disease.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-04
Predisposition to coeliac disease
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with gluten-related symptoms or a family history of coeliac disease.
- What we analyse
- HLA-DQ2 / HLA-DQ8 haplotypes.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- A negative result effectively rules out coeliac disease: a test of great value when you need clarity.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required. The genetic test remains valid even on a gluten-free diet.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Predictive test: a positive result indicates a predisposition, not a disease. Genetic counselling is provided.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 195
Cardiovascular profile
MCS-GT-05
Anyone with a family history of cardiovascular disease or high cholesterol.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-05
Cardiovascular profile
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with a family history of cardiovascular disease or high cholesterol.
- What we analyse
- ApoE and ApoB genes.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It personalises prevention and diet according to the way you respond to fats.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Includes the APOE gene: the ε4 variant is associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease. This is a predictive test — we discuss it with you in a dedicated consultation before it is carried out.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 195
Ticks & Lyme Borreliosis — Confirmation
MCS-SC-02
Anyone with an equivocal or positive serology result who needs confirmation.
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-SC-02
Ticks & Lyme Borreliosis — Confirmation
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with an equivocal or positive serology result who needs confirmation.
- What we analyse
- Borrelia immunoblot (B. burgdorferi, B. spielmanii, B. afzelii) for IgG and IgM.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- The recommended confirmatory method after a screening test: it reduces false positives.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 195
Heavy Metals — Urine
MCS-SC-03
Anyone with suspected occupational or environmental exposure, amalgam fillings, or unexplained symptoms.
- Urine
- 12–16 days
MCS-SC-03
Heavy Metals — Urine
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone with suspected occupational or environmental exposure, amalgam fillings, or unexplained symptoms.
- What we analyse
- 38 elements in urine, without chelation.
- How it is carried out
- Urine sample.
- Why it matters
- Quantifies actual exposure to toxic metals, distinguishing it from general suspicion.
- How to prepare
- Avoid fish and seafood for the 3 days beforehand. Collect the sample according to the kit instructions.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 195
Minerals and Metals in Hair
MCS-SC-04
Anyone who wants an assessment of long-term exposure, without a blood sample.
- Hair
- 12–16 days
MCS-SC-04
Minerals and Metals in Hair
CHF 195
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants an assessment of long-term exposure, without a blood sample.
- What we analyse
- 38 minerals and trace elements, toxic metals and a heavy metal burden index.
- How it is carried out
- Hair strand (about 1 g from the nape of the neck).
- Why it matters
- Hair records months of exposure: useful when blood and urine show only the recent snapshot.
- How to prepare
- Hair must not have been chemically treated in the previous 6 weeks. Wash with a neutral shampoo.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 245
Advanced Cardiometabolic Profile
MCS-CP-07
Anyone with a family history of heart attack or stroke, high cholesterol, or “normal” values that do not explain the risk they feel they carry.
- Blood
- 7–10 days
MCS-CP-07
Advanced Cardiometabolic Profile
CHF 245
- Who it is for
- Anyone with a family history of heart attack or stroke, high cholesterol, or “normal” values that do not explain the risk they feel they carry.
- What we analyse
- Full lipid profile (triglycerides, total cholesterol, HDL, LDL), lipid peroxidation, LpPLA2, hs-CRP, homocysteine and lipoprotein(a).
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Cholesterol alone explains fewer than half of cardiovascular events. Lp(a) is inherited and measured once in a lifetime, LpPLA2 and lipid peroxidation show whether plaque is active, homocysteine and hs-CRP complete the inflammatory picture.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Still water is allowed.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 245
Malabsorption & Intestinal Permeability
MCS-IN-11
Anyone with bloating, loose stools, weight loss or deficiencies that keep coming back despite supplementation.
- Stool
- 12–16 days
MCS-IN-11
Malabsorption & Intestinal Permeability
CHF 245
- Who it is for
- Anyone with bloating, loose stools, weight loss or deficiencies that keep coming back despite supplementation.
- What we analyse
- Digestive function and gut barrier: pancreatic elastase, digestive residues, bile acids, alpha-1-antitrypsin, calprotectin, sIgA, zonulin and histamine.
- How it is carried out
- Stool sample, collected at home with a kit.
- Why it matters
- It separates three situations that look alike: food that is not digested, food that is not absorbed, and a gut barrier that lets through what it should hold back. Three different problems, three different treatments.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the previous 4 weeks. Stop digestive enzymes, probiotics and fibre supplements 3 days beforehand, unless advised otherwise. Do not collect during menstruation.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 245
Pesticides & Biocides — Basic
MCS-SC-09
Anyone living in houses with treated timber, who has worked with pesticides or pest-control products, or who has diffuse symptoms (fatigue, headaches, irritability, digestive complaints) without a cause.
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-SC-09
Pesticides & Biocides — Basic
CHF 245
- Who it is for
- Anyone living in houses with treated timber, who has worked with pesticides or pest-control products, or who has diffuse symptoms (fatigue, headaches, irritability, digestive complaints) without a cause.
- What we analyse
- Persistent biocides in blood: pentachlorophenol (PCP), lindane and other hexachlorocyclohexanes, DDT and DDE, hexachlorobenzene.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample in a dedicated tube.
- Why it matters
- These substances stay in the tissues for years: measuring them in blood reveals a chronic load that routine tests do not see.
- How to prepare
- No special preparation. Mention the suspected environment (home, workplace) at the time of the blood draw.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 245
PCBs — Polychlorinated Biphenyls
MCS-SC-12
Anyone who has worked with old transformers, insulating oils or sealants, lives in 1960s or 1970s buildings, eats a lot of oily fish, or is investigating unexplained hormonal or fertility problems.
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-SC-12
PCBs — Polychlorinated Biphenyls
CHF 245
- Who it is for
- Anyone who has worked with old transformers, insulating oils or sealants, lives in 1960s or 1970s buildings, eats a lot of oily fish, or is investigating unexplained hormonal or fertility problems.
- What we analyse
- Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in blood, from food and inhalation.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample in a dedicated tube.
- Why it matters
- PCBs are endocrine disruptors banned decades ago but still present in the environment and the food chain: they build up in fat and are only found when looked for.
- How to prepare
- No special preparation.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 250
Gut Microbiota — Mini
MCS-IN-06
For those who want to know the state of their gut flora as a first step.
- Stool
- 12–16 days
MCS-IN-06
Gut Microbiota — Mini
CHF 250
- Who it is for
- For those who want to know the state of their gut flora as a first step.
- What we analyse
- Bacteria and fungi: diversity, phyla, key bacteria (F. prausnitzii, A. muciniphila), 7 opportunistic pathogenic yeasts, functional groups (butyrate, bile acids, histamine, TMA, phenol, indole, ammonia).
- How it is carried out
- Stool sample, collected at home with a kit.
- Why it matters
- The microbiota influences digestion, immunity, skin and mood: it is the starting point of almost every gut pathway.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks; stop probiotics 2 weeks beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 275
Toxic Metals & Minerals in Blood — 41 elements
MCS-SC-07
Anyone who suspects exposure to toxic metals (work, environment, implants, fillings) and wants the essential-mineral picture from the same sample.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-SC-07
Toxic Metals & Minerals in Blood — 41 elements
CHF 275
- Who it is for
- Anyone who suspects exposure to toxic metals (work, environment, implants, fillings) and wants the essential-mineral picture from the same sample.
- What we analyse
- 41 elements in whole blood: 15 essential minerals and trace elements and 26 toxic metals, including lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, aluminium, nickel, gadolinium and uranium.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample (whole blood).
- Why it matters
- One sample measures deficiencies and excesses together. Whole blood reflects the current load and complements urine and hair analysis.
- How to prepare
- No mineral supplements in the 24 hours beforehand. Avoid fish and seafood for the 3 days beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Energy, Stress & Sleep
CHF 295
BHI PLUS — Mitochondrial Monitoring
MCS-ES-06
Anyone with fatigue that rest does not fix, poor exercise tolerance, or who is on a mitochondrial therapy and wants to measure its effect.
- Blood
- 7–10 days · express shipping
MCS-ES-06
BHI PLUS — Mitochondrial Monitoring
CHF 295
- Who it is for
- Anyone with fatigue that rest does not fix, poor exercise tolerance, or who is on a mitochondrial therapy and wants to measure its effect.
- What we analyse
- Bioenergetic Health Index PLUS: multiparameter analysis of mitochondrial performance, including membrane potential and endogenous neutralisation capacity.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- It measures directly how much energy your cells can produce, instead of inferring it from symptoms. Repeated months apart, it shows whether a therapy is really working.
- How to prepare
- Morning sample. Avoid intense exercise and alcohol in the 24 h beforehand. The sample leaves the same day by express courier: the blood draw must be booked in advance. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is scheduled with the Centre on courier days, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 295
Osteoporosis risk
MCS-GT-06
Women going through the menopause or with a family history of osteoporosis.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-06
Osteoporosis risk
CHF 295
- Who it is for
- Women going through the menopause or with a family history of osteoporosis.
- What we analyse
- ESR1 (Estrogen Receptor 1), VDR and COL1A1 genes.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It allows targeted prevention, before the problem makes itself felt.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Predictive test: it estimates a predisposition, not a certainty. Genetic counselling is provided.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 295
Food Intolerances — Complete
MCS-IN-07
For those with a positive screening result or multiple symptoms who want a detailed picture.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-IN-07
Food Intolerances — Complete
CHF 295
- Who it is for
- For those with a positive screening result or multiple symptoms who want a detailed picture.
- What we analyse
- IgG4 against 96 individual allergens, with an explanation of the result and dietary recommendations.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- The result comes already interpreted and translated into practical guidance for food rotation.
- How to prepare
- Keep to your usual diet in the preceding weeks.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
A tool for dietary orientation, not a diagnosis of allergy. True IgE-mediated food allergy requires dedicated testing.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 295
Gut Microbiota — Midi
MCS-IN-08
For those with persistent gut symptoms who also want parasites included.
- Stool
- 12–16 days
MCS-IN-08
Gut Microbiota — Midi
CHF 295
- Who it is for
- For those with persistent gut symptoms who also want parasites included.
- What we analyse
- Everything in the Mini + parasites; opportunistic pathogenic fungi and common single-celled parasites.
- How it is carried out
- Stool sample, collected at home with a kit.
- Why it matters
- Adds testing for parasites, an often overlooked cause of chronic gut symptoms.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks; stop probiotics 2 weeks beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 295
Dental Materials — Sensitisation Test (LTT)
MCS-SC-14
Anyone choosing the material for a prosthesis, implant or filling, or with symptoms that appeared after dental work: mouth ulcers, burning, eczema, fatigue.
- Blood
- 10–14 days · express shipping
MCS-SC-14
Dental Materials — Sensitisation Test (LTT)
CHF 295
- Who it is for
- Anyone choosing the material for a prosthesis, implant or filling, or with symptoms that appeared after dental work: mouth ulcers, burning, eczema, fatigue.
- What we analyse
- Lymphocyte transformation test (LTT) on 10 dental metals (gold, nickel, palladium, chromium, cobalt, platinum, mercury, copper, silver, tin) and 4 composite-resin monomers (MMA, HEMA, TEGDMA, BIS-GMA).
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, shipped express to the laboratory.
- Why it matters
- It detects type IV sensitisations, which skin tests often miss: the dentist can choose tolerated materials before placing them in the mouth.
- How to prepare
- Tell the doctor about any ongoing corticosteroid or immunosuppressive therapy, which can affect the result. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is booked with the Centre on courier days, Monday to Thursday, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 325
ColoAlert — Bowel cancer screening
MCS-SC-05
Adults from 50 onwards (or from 40 with a family history) who want non-invasive bowel screening.
- Stool
- 12–16 days
MCS-SC-05
ColoAlert — Bowel cancer screening
CHF 325
- Who it is for
- Adults from 50 onwards (or from 40 with a family history) who want non-invasive bowel screening.
- What we analyse
- Occult blood, the amount of human DNA in the stool and oncogenic mutations in the KRAS and BRAF genes.
- How it is carried out
- Stool sample, collected at home with a home collection kit.
- Why it matters
- A sensitive, non-invasive alternative for those who keep postponing colonoscopy. A positive result still leads on to colonoscopy.
- How to prepare
- No dietary preparation. Do not carry out the test during menstruation or if haemorrhoids are bleeding.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Does not replace colonoscopy: a positive result always requires endoscopic follow-up, and a negative result does not rule the disease out with certainty.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 325
Detoxification Capacity — Functional Test
MCS-SC-13
Anyone who tolerates drugs, alcohol, coffee or perfumes poorly, has known environmental exposures, or wants to know how well the body clears toxins before a detoxification therapy.
- Blood
- Stool
- 10–14 days · express shipping
MCS-SC-13
Detoxification Capacity — Functional Test
CHF 325
- Who it is for
- Anyone who tolerates drugs, alcohol, coffee or perfumes poorly, has known environmental exposures, or wants to know how well the body clears toxins before a detoxification therapy.
- What we analyse
- The three phases of detoxification measured live: caffeine clearance (phase I, cytochrome CYP1A2 activity), reduced and oxidised glutathione (phase II) and beta-glucuronidase in stool (phase III, intestinal recirculation of toxins).
- How it is carried out
- At the Centre: a fixed dose of caffeine and two blood draws, at 1 and 5 hours. Stool sample collected at home.
- Why it matters
- Genetics says what the liver could do; the functional test says what liver and gut actually do, today. It helps to dose drugs and therapies and to decide whether a detoxification makes sense. It complements the genetic Detox Profile (MCS-GP-05).
- How to prepare
- No coffee, tea, cola, chocolate or energy drinks from 6 pm the day before; the doctor reviews drugs that interfere with CYP1A2. Allow for two visits to the Centre on the same day, at 1 and 5 hours after the caffeine. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is booked with the Centre on courier days, Monday to Thursday, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 350
Micronutrients & Vitamins — Comprehensive
MCS-CP-05
Anyone who wants a detailed nutritional picture before starting targeted supplementation.
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-CP-05
Micronutrients & Vitamins — Comprehensive
CHF 350
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants a detailed nutritional picture before starting targeted supplementation.
- What we analyse
- 16 minerals and trace elements (12 essential + 4 toxic) and a full vitamin profile: B6, B12, D3 (25-OH), folic acid, coenzyme Q10.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Supplementing without measuring is expensive and often pointless: this profile shows exactly what is missing and what is not.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand, unless advised otherwise.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Energy, Stress & Sleep
CHF 350
Sleep Disorders
MCS-ES-01
Anyone who struggles to fall asleep or to stay asleep, and whose sleep is not refreshing.
- Saliva
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-ES-01
Sleep Disorders
CHF 350
- Who it is for
- Anyone who struggles to fall asleep or to stay asleep, and whose sleep is not refreshing.
- What we analyse
- Tryptophan metabolism (serotonin→melatonin), cofactors (B6, B12, B3), GABA. Midi: glutamate, folates, vit. D, minerals. Complete: daytime cortisol.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum); saliva for cortisol.
- Why it matters
- Sleep depends on serotonin/melatonin, GABA and cortisol balance: pinpointing the imbalances allows for targeted natural support.
- How to prepare
- Saliva: collected at set times (8:00 / 12:00 / 20:00). No caffeine or alcohol in the 12 h beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 350
Genetics of mood
MCS-GT-07
Anyone experiencing mood disorders who is considering personalised treatment.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-07
Genetics of mood
CHF 350
- Who it is for
- Anyone experiencing mood disorders who is considering personalised treatment.
- What we analyse
- TPH2, 5-HTT/SERT, 5-HTR2a, COMT and MAO-A genes.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It helps you understand your predisposition and guides treatment choices around the neurotransmitters.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Predictive test: it informs treatment choices but does not replace clinical assessment.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 350
Genetics of vitamin D
MCS-GT-08
Anyone whose vitamin D remains chronically low despite supplementation.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-08
Genetics of vitamin D
CHF 350
- Who it is for
- Anyone whose vitamin D remains chronically low despite supplementation.
- What we analyse
- 9 variants across 6 genes: CYP2R1, CYP27B1, CYP24A1, VDR, VDBP, NADSYN1.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It explains why some people do not raise their vitamin D on standard doses, and guides supplementation.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 350
Histamine genetic profile
MCS-GT-09
For those with histamine-related symptoms who want to understand where they come from.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-09
Histamine genetic profile
CHF 350
- Who it is for
- For those with histamine-related symptoms who want to understand where they come from.
- What we analyse
- 6 variants across 3 genes: HNMT, DAO (AOC1), MAO-B.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- Shows whether reduced tolerance has a genetic basis, completing the functional HIT pathway.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 375
Stress Monitor
MCS-EG-01
Anyone who wants to measure the real impact of stress on the body.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
MCS-EG-01
Stress Monitor
CHF 375
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants to measure the real impact of stress on the body.
- What we analyse
- Stress-associated miRNAs (epigenetic markers); distinguishes acute from chronic stress.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA).
- Why it matters
- It reflects the real changes taking place in the brain, in cells and in hormones. The most accessible way into epigenetics.
- How to prepare
- No particular preparation. Avoid intense physical exertion in the 24 h beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Epigenetic analysis (DNA methylation): the genetic consent form required under the HGTA does not apply.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 375
Gut Microbiota — Maxi
MCS-IN-09
For those who want the most complete mapping of their gut flora.
- Stool
- 12–16 days
MCS-IN-09
Gut Microbiota — Maxi
CHF 375
- Who it is for
- For those who want the most complete mapping of their gut flora.
- What we analyse
- Additional bacterial genera and species, 7 opportunistic pathogenic yeasts, common single-celled parasites and functional groups.
- How it is carried out
- Stool sample, collected at home with a kit.
- Why it matters
- The most detailed version, indicated when earlier pathways have not provided answers.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks; stop probiotics 2 weeks beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 375
Ticks — Co-infections
MCS-SC-06
Anyone with persistent symptoms after a tick bite despite treatment.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-SC-06
Ticks — Co-infections
CHF 375
- Who it is for
- Anyone with persistent symptoms after a tick bite despite treatment.
- What we analyse
- Babesia, Anaplasma, Ehrlichia, Bartonella, Rickettsia and other tick-borne co-infections.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Co-infections explain many cases that do not respond to treatment for borreliosis alone.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Energy, Stress & Sleep
CHF 395
CFS — Chronic fatigue syndrome
MCS-ES-02
Anyone with deep, persistent fatigue that does not improve with rest, often starting after an infection.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-ES-02
CFS — Chronic fatigue syndrome
CHF 395
- Who it is for
- Anyone with deep, persistent fatigue that does not improve with rest, often starting after an infection.
- What we analyse
- Catecholamines, tryptophan, cofactors, methylation capacity, mitochondrial dysfunction, NO formation, inflammation (neopterin), gut factors.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum, EDTA, heparin).
- Why it matters
- Chronic fatigue involves the mitochondria, neurotransmitters and inflammation: mapping them guides treatment (mitochondrial support, viral reactivation, autoantibodies).
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Morning sample. Avoid intense physical exertion in the 24 h beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 395
Thrombosis risk
MCS-GT-10
For those with a family history of thrombosis, and for women before starting hormone therapy or planning a pregnancy.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GT-10
Thrombosis risk
CHF 395
- Who it is for
- For those with a family history of thrombosis, and for women before starting hormone therapy or planning a pregnancy.
- What we analyse
- Factor V Leiden, Prothrombin (FII G20210A), MTHFR.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- Key information for safe decisions about contraception, pregnancy and surgery.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Predictive test for an inherited condition: the result may also concern your relatives. Genetic counselling is provided before and after the test.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Mind & Mood
CHF 395
Migraine
MCS-MU-01
For those with migraine or recurrent, throbbing headaches, with nausea and sensitivity to light or sound.
- Breath test
- Stool
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-MU-01
Migraine
CHF 395
- Who it is for
- For those with migraine or recurrent, throbbing headaches, with nausea and sensitivity to light or sound.
- What we analyse
- Gastrointestinal factors (pH, digestive residues), inflammation and leaky gut, tryptophan metabolism, cofactors, mitochondria, NO, food intolerances.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum, EDTA); stool; breath test for intolerances.
- Why it matters
- Many migraines have gut or dietary triggers and involve mitochondria and magnesium: identifying them helps reduce their frequency and intensity.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast for the breath test. No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Energy, Stress & Sleep
CHF 425
Burnout
MCS-ES-03
Anyone who feels drained and overwhelmed, with a drop in performance, inner tension and fatigue caused by stress at work or at home.
- Saliva
- Urine
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-ES-03
Burnout
CHF 425
- Who it is for
- Anyone who feels drained and overwhelmed, with a drop in performance, inner tension and fatigue caused by stress at work or at home.
- What we analyse
- Metabolism of catecholamines (dopamine, noradrenaline, adrenaline) and tryptophan (serotonin), cofactors (B6, B12, B3, BH4), methylation, mitochondria, neopterin.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum, EDTA); urine/saliva for the neurotransmitters.
- Why it matters
- Burnout has a measurable biochemical basis: quantifying neurotransmitters, cellular energy and inflammation makes it possible to restore what is missing.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h, sample taken in the morning. Urine: collect following the instructions supplied with the kit.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Energy, Stress & Sleep
CHF 425
Chronic stress
MCS-ES-05
Anyone living under prolonged stress, with irritability, tension and disturbed sleep.
- Saliva
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-ES-05
Chronic stress
CHF 425
- Who it is for
- Anyone living under prolonged stress, with irritability, tension and disturbed sleep.
- What we analyse
- Catecholamines, tryptophan, cofactors, methylation, mitochondria, neopterin. Midi: GABA/glutamate and daytime cortisol profile.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum); saliva for the daytime cortisol profile.
- Why it matters
- Chronic stress disrupts the stress axis (cortisol) and the neurotransmitters: measuring them allows us to act before it turns into burnout or illness.
- How to prepare
- Saliva: 4 samples on the same day at set times. No caffeine, alcohol or smoking in the preceding 12 h.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Mind & Mood
CHF 425
Mood / Depression
MCS-MU-02
For those with low mood, loss of motivation, anxiety or apathy.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-MU-02
Mood / Depression
CHF 425
- Who it is for
- For those with low mood, loss of motivation, anxiety or apathy.
- What we analyse
- Catecholamines, tryptophan/serotonin, cofactors, methylation, mitochondria, neopterin. Complete: GABA/glutamate and cortisol.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum, EDTA).
- Why it matters
- Serotonin and dopamine production depends on nutrients and methylation: identifying deficiencies allows targeted support alongside treatment.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast, sample taken in the morning. Do not stop any ongoing treatment on your own initiative.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Skin
CHF 425
Acne
MCS-PL-01
Adolescents and adults with persistent acne — oily skin, blackheads, spots or scarring — that does not respond to topical treatments.
- Stool
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-PL-01
Acne
CHF 425
- Who it is for
- Adolescents and adults with persistent acne — oily skin, blackheads, spots or scarring — that does not respond to topical treatments.
- What we analyse
- Microbiota alterations (incl. Candida), inflammation and leaky gut (α1-antitrypsin, calprotectin, zonulin), minerals (Zn, Se), oxidative stress.
- How it is carried out
- Stool + blood (serum).
- Why it matters
- Acne often has its roots in the gut and in systemic inflammation: identifying the cause allows targeted treatment instead of addressing the symptoms alone.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the previous 4 weeks. For minors: parental consent.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Skin
CHF 440
Atopic dermatitis (neurodermatitis)
MCS-PL-02
Anyone with atopic dermatitis or eczema, dry skin, itching and chronic inflammation.
- Stool
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-PL-02
Atopic dermatitis (neurodermatitis)
CHF 440
- Who it is for
- Anyone with atopic dermatitis or eczema, dry skin, itching and chronic inflammation.
- What we analyse
- Microbiota (incl. Candida), inflammation and leaky gut (α1-antitrypsin, calprotectin, zonulin), food intolerances (Pre-Screen B).
- How it is carried out
- Stool + blood (serum).
- Why it matters
- Atopic skin often reflects dysbiosis and inflammation in the gut: working on the gut and on intolerances improves the skin.
- How to prepare
- Stop antihistamines 48 h beforehand, if clinically possible. No antibiotics in the previous 4 weeks.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 450
Moulds & Mycotoxins — Immune Response Test
MCS-SC-08
Anyone living or working in damp rooms or with visible mould who has respiratory symptoms, fatigue, headaches or recurrent infections.
- Blood
- 10–14 days · express shipping
MCS-SC-08
Moulds & Mycotoxins — Immune Response Test
CHF 450
- Who it is for
- Anyone living or working in damp rooms or with visible mould who has respiratory symptoms, fatigue, headaches or recurrent infections.
- What we analyse
- Immune reaction (cytokine release) to 12 moulds, including Aspergillus, Alternaria, Cladosporium, Chaetomium, Fusarium, Penicillium and Serpula, and to 9 mycotoxins, including aflatoxins, ochratoxin A, gliotoxin, deoxynivalenol, zearalenone and T-2 toxin.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, shipped express to the laboratory.
- Why it matters
- It measures the immune system's actual response to moulds and their toxins, not just the presence of antibodies: it separates exposure that makes you ill from exposure you tolerate.
- How to prepare
- Tell the doctor about any ongoing corticosteroid or immunosuppressive therapy, which can affect the result. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is booked with the Centre on courier days, Monday to Thursday, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 475
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
MCS-GP-01
Women who are considering or already following hormone replacement therapy.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GP-01
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
CHF 475
- Who it is for
- Women who are considering or already following hormone replacement therapy.
- What we analyse
- 9 variants across 8 genes: COMT, CYP17A1, CYP1A1, CYP1B1, ESR, GSTM1, GSTT1, SULT1A1.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It makes the therapy safer and more personalised, reducing the risk of side effects.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Gut & Intolerances
CHF 475
IBS — Irritable bowel syndrome
MCS-IN-10
For those with bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhoea or constipation, and difficult digestion.
- Stool
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-IN-10
IBS — Irritable bowel syndrome
CHF 475
- Who it is for
- For those with bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhoea or constipation, and difficult digestion.
- What we analyse
- Microbiota (incl. Candida), neurotransmitters and precursors (tryptophan, histamine), exclusion of digestive disorders (pancreatic elastase, bile acids, calprotectin).
- How it is carried out
- Stool (OmicSnap) + blood.
- Why it matters
- Irritable bowel syndrome is multifactorial (dysbiosis, digestion, barrier function, SIBO): mapping it guides diet and targeted treatment instead of proceeding by trial and error.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks; stop probiotics 2 weeks beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 475
Solvents & Volatile Organic Compounds
MCS-SC-11
Anyone working with paints, adhesives, fuels or cleaning products, in print shops, workshops, laboratories or body shops, or living in freshly renovated rooms, with headaches, dizziness, nausea or fatigue.
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-SC-11
Solvents & Volatile Organic Compounds
CHF 475
- Who it is for
- Anyone working with paints, adhesives, fuels or cleaning products, in print shops, workshops, laboratories or body shops, or living in freshly renovated rooms, with headaches, dizziness, nausea or fatigue.
- What we analyse
- Over 20 solvents and volatile organic compounds in blood, including benzene, toluene, xylene, ethylbenzene, trichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene, dichloromethane, chloroform, acetone, methanol and other alcohols and ketones.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample in a dedicated tube, as soon as possible after the suspected exposure.
- Why it matters
- Solvents are cleared quickly: a well-timed sample documents the real exposure and guides remediation of the home or workplace.
- How to prepare
- Blood draw as soon as possible after the suspected exposure; note the time of the last exposure. No smoking in the 2 hours beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 495
Complete 360 Check-up
MCS-CP-06
Anyone who wants a broad picture of their health, without a specific complaint. Ideal as a first annual check-up.
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-CP-06
Complete 360 Check-up
CHF 495
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants a broad picture of their health, without a specific complaint. Ideal as a first annual check-up.
- What we analyse
- 75 parameters: amino acid profile, fatty acids, vitamin D, minerals (Se, Zn, Mg, Fe), markers of stress, atherosclerosis and metabolism, bile acids (liver, biliary tract), bacterial metabolites (gut).
- How it is carried out
- A single capillary blood sample.
- Why it matters
- One sample covers nine areas of health and shows where it is worth looking more closely. It is the natural way into the pathway.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Morning sample.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Check-up & Prevention
CHF 495
Metabolic Syndrome Profile
MCS-CP-08
Anyone with a growing waistline, borderline blood pressure or blood sugar, fatty liver on ultrasound, or an existing diagnosis of metabolic syndrome who wants to understand where it starts.
- Blood
- 7–10 days · express shipping
MCS-CP-08
Metabolic Syndrome Profile
CHF 495
- Who it is for
- Anyone with a growing waistline, borderline blood pressure or blood sugar, fatty liver on ultrasound, or an existing diagnosis of metabolic syndrome who wants to understand where it starts.
- What we analyse
- Advanced lipid profile with LpPLA2, hs-CRP, homocysteine and Lp(a); blood glucose and HbA1c; HOMA index and intact proinsulin; adiponectin; uric acid; basic liver profile.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample.
- Why it matters
- Metabolic syndrome is diagnosed with a tape measure and four tests, but those values do not say where it comes from. Intact proinsulin flags insulin resistance years before glucose rises, adiponectin measures how well adipose tissue is still working, the liver profile picks up steatosis.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Still water is allowed. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand, unless advised otherwise. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is scheduled with the Centre on courier days, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 7–10 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Energy, Stress & Sleep
CHF 495
Long COVID / post-COVID
MCS-ES-04
Anyone with persistent symptoms after COVID: fatigue, brain fog, breathlessness.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-ES-04
Long COVID / post-COVID
CHF 495
- Who it is for
- Anyone with persistent symptoms after COVID: fatigue, brain fog, breathlessness.
- What we analyse
- Catecholamines, tryptophan, cofactors (incl. vit. C, D, Fe, Mg), methylation, mitochondrial dysfunction (Q10), NO, neopterin, gut factors.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (serum, heparin).
- Why it matters
- Long COVID involves the mitochondria, inflammation and the neurotransmitters: measuring them guides recovery and personalised supplementation.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h. Sample taken in the morning.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 550
Healthy Ageing
MCS-EG-02
Anyone aiming to age in good health and for longevity.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
MCS-EG-02
Healthy Ageing
CHF 550
- Who it is for
- Anyone aiming to age in good health and for longevity.
- What we analyse
- Epigenetic markers: telomere length, biological age, inflammation, DNA stability, stress.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA).
- Why it matters
- Assesses your body's real age and the factors you can still act on.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Epigenetic analysis (DNA methylation): the genetic consent form required under the HGTA does not apply.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 550
Metabolism and Health
MCS-EG-03
Anyone who wants to optimise their metabolism, weight and general health.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
MCS-EG-03
Metabolism and Health
CHF 550
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants to optimise their metabolism, weight and general health.
- What we analyse
- Epigenetic markers (miRNA/methylation): DNA stability, inflammation, micronutrients, weight management, adipose tissue.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA).
- Why it matters
- Shows how your systems are working RIGHT NOW and gives pointers you can act on through lifestyle.
- How to prepare
- Fast for 12 h.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Epigenetic analysis (DNA methylation): the genetic consent form required under the HGTA does not apply.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 550
Sport and Training
MCS-EG-04
Athletes and active people who want to optimise recovery and performance.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
MCS-EG-04
Sport and Training
CHF 550
- Who it is for
- Athletes and active people who want to optimise recovery and performance.
- What we analyse
- miRNAs: recovery, performance, fitness, fat oxidation, overload, muscle function.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA).
- Why it matters
- Guides training and recovery on a molecular basis, tailoring workloads to you.
- How to prepare
- No intense training in the 48 h beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Epigenetic analysis (DNA methylation): the genetic consent form required under the HGTA does not apply.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 550
Emotional Wellbeing
MCS-GP-02
Anyone who wants to understand their own emotional stability and predispositions.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GP-02
Emotional Wellbeing
CHF 550
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants to understand their own emotional stability and predispositions.
- What we analyse
- 11 variants across 10 genes: 5-HTR2A, COMT, DRD2, FKBP5, SLC6A4, TPH1, TPH2, BDNF, MAO-A.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It assesses emotional stability, predispositions and sensitivity, so you can make informed choices about your wellbeing.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Combined pathways
CHF 575
Core Prevention Pathway
MCS-PS-01
Anyone who wants a first complete preventive picture, without specific symptoms.
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-PS-01
Core Prevention Pathway
CHF 575
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants a first complete preventive picture, without specific symptoms.
- What we analyse
- Complete 360 Check-up (75 parameters) + Basic Thyroid (TSH, fT3, fT4).
- How it is carried out
- A single blood sample.
- Why it matters
- The minimum combination covering metabolism, nutrition and thyroid: the recommended starting point for a healthy adult.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fasting. Morning sample.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 595
Basic Profile
MCS-GP-03
Anyone who wants a baseline assessment of their risks and of their capacity to recover.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GP-03
Basic Profile
CHF 595
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants a baseline assessment of their risks and of their capacity to recover.
- What we analyse
- 14 variants across 12 genes: APOE, APOC3, APOA5, PPARG, MCM6/LCT, CYP1A2, MTHFR, COMT, VDR, GSTM1, IL6.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It assesses the body's regenerative capacity and helps optimise the management of chronic conditions.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Includes the APOE gene (Alzheimer’s disease risk). This is a predictive test: dedicated genetic counselling is provided before and after the test, and you may choose not to receive this specific piece of information.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 595
Methylation and Detoxification
MCS-GP-04
Anyone with difficulties in methylation or in the metabolism of neurotransmitters.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GP-04
Methylation and Detoxification
CHF 595
- Who it is for
- Anyone with difficulties in methylation or in the metabolism of neurotransmitters.
- What we analyse
- 14 variants across 11 genes: MTHFR, MTR, MTRR, CBS, BHMT, COMT, FUT2, GSTM1, GSTP1, GSTT1, APOE.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- A foundation for personalised treatment, relevant to the neurotransmitters and to health over time.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Includes the APOE gene (Alzheimer’s disease risk). Predictive test: dedicated genetic counselling and specific written consent (HGTA).
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 595
Prostheses & Implants — Metals and Titanium
MCS-SC-15
Anyone who has, or is about to receive, a hip or knee prosthesis, screws, plates or titanium dental implants, with pain, swelling or loosening without infection, or who wants to check compatibility before surgery.
- Blood
- 10–14 days · express shipping
MCS-SC-15
Prostheses & Implants — Metals and Titanium
CHF 595
- Who it is for
- Anyone who has, or is about to receive, a hip or knee prosthesis, screws, plates or titanium dental implants, with pain, swelling or loosening without infection, or who wants to check compatibility before surgery.
- What we analyse
- LTT on 14 metals (including cobalt, chromium, molybdenum, nickel, aluminium, mercury), LTT on titanium alloys (titanium, vanadium, aluminium, nickel) and the titanium stimulation test, which measures the inflammatory response of macrophages (TNF-alpha, IL-1beta) to titanium dioxide particles.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample (several tubes), shipped express to the laboratory.
- Why it matters
- Titanium does not cause a classic allergy but can trigger particle-induced inflammation, which only the stimulation test reveals. Together with the metal LTT it explains prosthesis and implant failures and guides the choice of material.
- How to prepare
- Tell the doctor about any ongoing corticosteroid or immunosuppressive therapy, which can affect the result. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is booked with the Centre on courier days, Monday to Thursday, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days · express shipping
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 650
Detox Profile
MCS-GP-05
Anyone with fatigue, allergies or atopic conditions who suspects difficulty with detoxification.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-GP-05
Detox Profile
CHF 650
- Who it is for
- Anyone with fatigue, allergies or atopic conditions who suspects difficulty with detoxification.
- What we analyse
- 19 variants across 14 genes: CYP1A1, CYP1A2, CYP2B6, GSTM1/M3/P1/T1, NAT2, SOD2, OGG1, MTHFR, COMT, SULT1A1, APOE.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- It personalises detox support in cases of low energy, allergies and atopic skin.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Includes the APOE gene (Alzheimer’s disease risk). Predictive test: dedicated genetic counselling and specific written consent (HGTA).
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 650
MyFitnessGenes
MCS-NF-01
Athletes who want training and nutrition genuinely tailored to them.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-NF-01
MyFitnessGenes
CHF 650
- Who it is for
- Athletes who want training and nutrition genuinely tailored to them.
- What we analyse
- 82 variants: performance, VO2max, muscle traits, injury risk, recovery, micronutrient requirements, caffeine sensitivity.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- A personalised training and nutrition programme built around long-term goals.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Lifestyle test: it provides guidance on training and nutrition, not a diagnosis or a prediction of disease.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 650
MyNutriGenes
MCS-NF-02
Anyone who wants a personalised nutrition plan and effective weight management.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-NF-02
MyNutriGenes
CHF 650
- Who it is for
- Anyone who wants a personalised nutrition plan and effective weight management.
- What we analyse
- 102 variants: body composition, metabolism, nutrient utilisation, intolerances (lactose/gluten), biological rhythm, physical activity.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime.
- Why it matters
- Turns your DNA into concrete nutritional recommendations for weight control.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Lifestyle test: it provides nutritional guidance, not a diagnosis or a prediction of disease.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Screening & Environment
CHF 750
Pesticides, Biocides & Neonicotinoids — Complete
MCS-SC-10
Anyone working in agriculture, gardening or pest control, living near treated crops, or wanting the complete picture of exposure to plant-protection products.
- Blood
- Urine
- 14–18 days
MCS-SC-10
Pesticides, Biocides & Neonicotinoids — Complete
CHF 750
- Who it is for
- Anyone working in agriculture, gardening or pest control, living near treated crops, or wanting the complete picture of exposure to plant-protection products.
- What we analyse
- The Basic profile plus pesticides in current use, measured in urine (pyrethroid metabolites, glyphosate, chlorpyrifos metabolite, TTCA, with creatinine) and the neonicotinoids (imidacloprid, acetamiprid, thiacloprid, thiamethoxam, clothianidin, dinotefuran, nitenpyram and others).
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample in a dedicated tube plus a urine sample.
- Why it matters
- It combines persistent biocides with those in current use, which the body clears within days: only together do they describe past and present exposure.
- How to prepare
- Morning urine. No special preparation; note any recent treatments or exposures (date and product).
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Genetics & Epigenetics
CHF 795
MyPharmaGenes — Complete pharmacogenetics
MCS-FG-01
Anyone taking several medicines, or who has experienced side effects or a poor response to treatment.
- Blood
- 20–25 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-FG-01
MyPharmaGenes — Complete pharmacogenetics
CHF 795
- Who it is for
- Anyone taking several medicines, or who has experienced side effects or a poor response to treatment.
- What we analyse
- 88 variants across 32 genes (more than 100 active substances): CYP2D6, CYP2C19, CYP2C9, CYP3A4/5, CYP1A2, DPYD, TPMT, NUDT15, VKORC1, SLCO1B1, UGT1A1, HLA-A/B, F2, F5, MTHFR.
- How it is carried out
- Blood (EDTA) — once in a lifetime, valid for life.
- Why it matters
- It personalises dosages, helps avoid side effects and supports the choice of the right medicine: an investment that lasts a lifetime.
- How to prepare
- No preparation required. Please bring a list of the medicines you are currently taking.
- Turnaround time
- 20–25 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Combined pathways
CHF 795
Complete Gut Pathway
MCS-PS-02
Anyone with persistent digestive symptoms who wants to address them once and for all.
- Breath test
- Stool
- Blood
- 14–18 days
MCS-PS-02
Complete Gut Pathway
CHF 795
- Who it is for
- Anyone with persistent digestive symptoms who wants to address them once and for all.
- What we analyse
- Microbiota Midi (bacteria, fungi, parasites) + digestive function and gut barrier (pancreatic elastase, bile acids, calprotectin, sIgA, zonulin) + SIBO breath test + IgG4 screening on 95 foods.
- How it is carried out
- Stool + breath test + blood sample.
- Why it matters
- The main causes of chronic digestive symptoms — dysbiosis, maldigestion and permeability, bacterial overgrowth and food reactivity — investigated together rather than one at a time.
- How to prepare
- No antibiotics in the previous 4 weeks; probiotics stopped 2 weeks beforehand. 12 h fasting for the breath test. Usual diet for the IgG4 testing.
- Turnaround time
- 14–18 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Combined pathways
CHF 890
Men 45+ Pathway
MCS-PS-03
Men from 45 onwards who want to assess energy, cardiovascular risk and the prostate.
- Blood
- 10–14 days
MCS-PS-03
Men 45+ Pathway
CHF 890
- Who it is for
- Men from 45 onwards who want to assess energy, cardiovascular risk and the prostate.
- What we analyse
- Men's Hormone Balance + Basic Thyroid + atherosclerotic risk (lipid profile, hs-CRP, homocysteine, Lp(a), LpPLA2) + Complete Micronutrients + prostate screening (PSA, fPSA).
- How it is carried out
- A single blood sample.
- Why it matters
- The four areas that genuinely determine men's health after 45, in a single blood sample.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fasting. Morning sample between 7:00 and 10:00. Abstain from sexual activity and cycling for 48 h beforehand (for the PSA).
- Turnaround time
- 10–14 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Combined pathways
CHF 950
Energy & Stress Pathway
MCS-PS-04
Anyone with chronic fatigue who wants to rule out functional causes as well as nutritional deficiencies and thyroid problems.
- Blood
- 12–16 days
MCS-PS-04
Energy & Stress Pathway
CHF 950
- Who it is for
- Anyone with chronic fatigue who wants to rule out functional causes as well as nutritional deficiencies and thyroid problems.
- What we analyse
- Complete CFS panel + Complete Thyroid + Complete Micronutrients.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample (serum, EDTA, heparin).
- Why it matters
- Chronic fatigue has three broad families of causes — mitochondrial, thyroid and nutritional deficiency: investigating them separately adds months to the process.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fasting. Morning sample. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand.
- Turnaround time
- 12–16 days
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Combined pathways
CHF 950
Women 45+ Pathway
MCS-PS-05
Women from 45 onwards going through the menopausal transition who want to put prevention in place.
- Blood
- 15–20 days
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-PS-05
Women 45+ Pathway
CHF 950
- Who it is for
- Women from 45 onwards going through the menopausal transition who want to put prevention in place.
- What we analyse
- Menopause & Perimenopause + Complete Thyroid + Complete Micronutrients + Osteoporosis risk (genetic).
- How it is carried out
- A single blood sample + an EDTA sample for the genetic component.
- Why it matters
- Menopause, thyroid, nutrition and bone are interconnected: assessing them together avoids years of treating one symptom at a time.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fasting. Morning sample. Please give the date of your last menstrual period. Written consent required for the genetic component.
- Turnaround time
- 15–20 days
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken.
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Longevity Multiomics
CHF 1’450
Longevity Essential
MCS-LG-01
For those who want an integrated assessment of biological ageing and a personalised prevention plan, starting from the domains that account for most of the variability.
- Blood
- 25–30 days · express shipping
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-LG-01
Longevity Essential
CHF 1’450
- Who it is for
- For those who want an integrated assessment of biological ageing and a personalised prevention plan, starting from the domains that account for most of the variability.
- What we analyse
- 5 core domains: biological age (epigenetic age and telomeres), inflammation (hs-CRP, IL-1β, IL-6, IL-10, TNF-α), cardiometabolic (lipid profile, lipid peroxidation, LpPLA2, homocysteine, Lp(a)), glucose metabolism (blood glucose, HbA1c, insulin, HOMA-IR) and micronutrients.
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample taken at the clinic. Integrated report with Longevity Score.
- Why it matters
- This is the gateway to integrated assessment: five domains that account for most of the variability in ageing, read together rather than one at a time.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast. Sample taken in the morning. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand, unless your doctor advises otherwise. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is scheduled with the Centre on courier days, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 25–30 days · express shipping
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Integrated report with Longevity Score. The results consultation is priced separately (MCS-SV-05 or MCS-SV-06).
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Longevity Multiomics
CHF 2’950
Longevity Complete — Women
MCS-LG-02
For those who want the most complete assessment available: all 9 health domains, with intervention priorities. Version with the female hormone profile.
- Stool
- Saliva
- Blood
- 25–30 days · express shipping
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-LG-02
Longevity Complete — Women
CHF 2’950
- Who it is for
- For those who want the most complete assessment available: all 9 health domains, with intervention priorities. Version with the female hormone profile.
- What we analyse
- All 9 domains: biological age, inflammation, cardiometabolic, glucose metabolism, hormonal health (diurnal cortisol and DHEA in saliva; female hormone profile: LH, FSH, oestradiol, progesterone, testosterone, prolactin), mitochondrial function (Bioenergetic Health Index PLUS), gut health (Microbiota Maxi, calprotectin, zonulin, pancreatic elastase, bile acids), genetic profile (14 variants across 12 genes) and fitness & strength (82 variants).
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, saliva sample and stool sample (home collection kit). Integrated report with intervention priorities.
- Why it matters
- Several panels brought together in a single integrated report: it shows where to act first and with what priority. To read a report of this scope we recommend the extended results consultation (MCS-SV-06), priced separately.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast. Sample taken in the morning. Saliva collected at set times on the same day. Stool: no antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks, probiotics stopped for 2 weeks. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand, unless your doctor advises otherwise. For women of reproductive age, blood draw preferably in the luteal phase: state the date of your last period. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is scheduled with the Centre on courier days, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 25–30 days · express shipping
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Integrated report with Longevity Score. The results consultation is not included in the price and is listed separately (MCS-SV-05 or MCS-SV-06).
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
Longevity Multiomics
CHF 2’950
Longevity Complete — Men
MCS-LG-03
For those who want the most complete assessment available: all 9 health domains, with intervention priorities. Version with the male hormone profile.
- Stool
- Saliva
- Blood
- 25–30 days · express shipping
- Genetic test · HGTA
MCS-LG-03
Longevity Complete — Men
CHF 2’950
- Who it is for
- For those who want the most complete assessment available: all 9 health domains, with intervention priorities. Version with the male hormone profile.
- What we analyse
- All 9 domains: biological age, inflammation, cardiometabolic, glucose metabolism, hormonal health (diurnal cortisol and DHEA in saliva; male hormone profile: LH, FSH, oestradiol, total testosterone, SHBG, free androgen index), mitochondrial function (Bioenergetic Health Index PLUS), gut health (Microbiota Maxi, calprotectin, zonulin, pancreatic elastase, bile acids), genetic profile (14 variants across 12 genes) and fitness & strength (82 variants).
- How it is carried out
- Blood sample, saliva sample and stool sample (home collection kit). Integrated report with intervention priorities.
- Why it matters
- Several panels brought together in a single integrated report: it shows where to act first and with what priority. To read a report of this scope we recommend the extended results consultation (MCS-SV-06), priced separately.
- How to prepare
- 12 h fast. Sample taken in the morning. Saliva collected at set times on the same day. Stool: no antibiotics in the preceding 4 weeks, probiotics stopped for 2 weeks. Stop supplements 3 days beforehand, unless your doctor advises otherwise. Express-shipped sample: the blood draw is scheduled with the Centre on courier days, so that it reaches the laboratory within 24 hours.
- Turnaround time
- 25–30 days · express shipping
Genetic test (HGTA): the prescription and the informed consent must be signed by the doctor and the patient before the sample is taken. Integrated report with Longevity Score. The results consultation is not included in the price and is listed separately (MCS-SV-05 or MCS-SV-06).
Private services — Not LAMal · self-pay
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Private diagnostic services, not covered by compulsory Swiss basic health insurance (LAMal). Prices in CHF are indicative and subject to clinical assessment; the price shown refers to the laboratory analysis only. Tests do not replace a medical consultation and do not in themselves constitute a diagnosis. Genetic tests are subject to the Swiss Federal Act on Human Genetic Testing (HGTA) and require a medical prescription and written consent. MCS codes are Medical Center Sorengo references.
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