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Sample Insight Report

An example of the doctor-reviewed blood-test report, with the Health Score, prevention plan, and biomarker results. Sample Patient is fictional.

BIOCLIN Insight Report™

Executive Panel

Patient: Sample Patient
Sex · date of birth: Male · 1 January 1988
Blood test: Executive Panel
Sample collected: 22 October 2026
Report issued: 29 October 2026
Reviewed by: BIOCLIN clinical team

Health Score™: 81/100
Health Age™: 36; Actual age 38
Biological age estimate: 37; Actual age 38

Your overall picture is strong from a prevention point of view. Blood count, kidney and liver function, blood sugar, thyroid and male hormone results are all reassuring. The main areas to work on are a cholesterol pattern with raised LDL and triglycerides, and a vitamin D level in the insufficient range. Your Health Age and biological age are estimated slightly below your actual age.

LDL cholesterol and triglycerides are above target.
Vitamin D is in the insufficient range.
Blood count, kidney, liver, sugar and hormone results are reassuring.

Heart & cholesterolVitaminsBlood sugarKidneyLiverHormonesInflammationBlood pressure

Clinician takeaway

Healthy foundations, with cholesterol and vitamin D to focus on.

Most of your blood markers sit comfortably within range. LDL cholesterol and triglycerides are above target, which is common and very responsive to diet and activity changes. Vitamin D is insufficient, as is typical in the UK in autumn and winter.

Total cholesterol 5.6 mmol/L · HIGHLDL cholesterol 3.3 mmol/L · HIGHNon-HDL cholesterol 4.2 mmol/L · HIGHTriglycerides 1.9 mmol/L · HIGHVitamin D (25-OH) 42 nmol/L · INSUFFICIENT

What to do

1Follow the eating and activity steps in your prevention plan, then repeat a cholesterol profile in about 3 months.
2Consider a daily vitamin D supplement through autumn and winter, in line with NHS guidance.
3Repeat your blood test and Health MOT in 12 months to track your markers over time.

Health insights

Heart & cholesterol insight

Needs attention

HDL and lipoprotein(a) are reassuring, but LDL, total cholesterol and triglycerides are above target. Lifestyle changes can bring these down.

Vitamins insight

Needs attention

Vitamin D is insufficient. Active B12, folate and iron stores are all within range.

Blood sugar insight

Reassuring

HbA1c, glucose and insulin are all in the healthy range, with no sign of prediabetes.

Kidney insight

Reassuring

Creatinine, urea and eGFR show your kidneys are filtering well. Uric acid is within range.

Liver insight

Reassuring

Liver enzymes, bilirubin and proteins are within range, with no sign of liver strain.

Hormones insight

Reassuring

Thyroid function, testosterone, SHBG and PSA are all within the expected range for your age.

Inflammation insight

Reassuring

hs-CRP and ESR show no inflammatory signal.

Blood pressure insight

Reassuring

Resting blood pressure at the clinic visit was within the healthy range.

Personal prevention plan

1Eat for your heart. Favour a Mediterranean-style diet: more vegetables, pulses, oats, nuts and oily fish; less saturated fat, sugar and ultra-processed food.
2Move most days. Aim for 150 minutes of brisk activity a week plus two strength sessions. This helps lower triglycerides.
3Top up vitamin D. Get daylight when you can, and consider a supplement from October to March.
4Keep alcohol moderate. Stay within 14 units a week, spread over several days, to support liver and triglyceride health.
5Sleep and recover. Regular sleep and stress management support long-term heart and metabolic health.

Follow-up

Repeat a cholesterol profile and vitamin D in 3 months to see how your changes are working. No urgent GP review is needed based on these results.

Since your last MOT

Since the last visit, LDL cholesterol has eased from 3.6 to 3.3 mmol/L and triglycerides from 2.2 to 1.9 mmol/L. Vitamin D has risen from 28 to 42 nmol/L and is still insufficient.

Trends

Your last 2 Health MOTs

LDL cholesterol

3.3mmol/L-0.3

2025-10-202026-10-22

Range <3

Triglycerides

1.9mmol/L-0.3

2025-10-202026-10-22

Range <1.7

Vitamin D

42nmol/L+14

2025-10-202026-10-22

Range ≥50

Biomarkers

Lipids

Blood fats such as cholesterol and triglycerides, used to understand cardiovascular risk.

Total cholesterol

HIGH

5.6 mmol/L

0 mmol/L5 mmol/L

LDL cholesterol

HIGH

3.3 mmol/L

0 mmol/L3 mmol/L

HDL cholesterol

NORMAL

1.4 mmol/L

1 mmol/L1.5 mmol/L

Non-HDL cholesterol

HIGH

4.2 mmol/L

0 mmol/L4 mmol/L

Triglycerides

HIGH

1.9 mmol/L

0 mmol/L1.7 mmol/L

Cholesterol:HDL ratio

NORMAL

4 ratio

0 ratio4.5 ratio

Apolipoprotein B

NORMAL

0.88 g/L

0 g/L0.9 g/L

Lipoprotein(a)

NORMAL

18 nmol/L

0 nmol/L75 nmol/L

Metabolic

How your body handles sugar and energy, including glucose and HbA1c.

Uric acid

NORMAL

330 µmol/L

220 µmol/L547 µmol/L

HbA1c

NORMAL

36 mmol/mol

0 mmol/mol42 mmol/mol

Glucose

NORMAL

4.9 mmol/L

3.5 mmol/L6 mmol/L

Insulin

NORMAL

6.8 mIU/L

2.6 mIU/L24.9 mIU/L

Liver

Enzymes and proteins that show how well the liver is working.

ALP

NORMAL

72 IU/L

46 IU/L116 IU/L

ALT

NORMAL

24 IU/L

0 IU/L56 IU/L

AST

NORMAL

21 IU/L

13 IU/L45 IU/L

GGT

NORMAL

26 IU/L

4 IU/L73 IU/L

Total bilirubin

NORMAL

9 µmol/L

5 µmol/L21 µmol/L

Albumin

NORMAL

45 g/L

34 g/L50 g/L

Total protein

NORMAL

72 g/L

57 g/L82 g/L

Kidney

Markers of kidney filtration and waste handling, including creatinine and eGFR.

Urea

NORMAL

5.1 mmol/L

3.2 mmol/L8.2 mmol/L

Creatinine

NORMAL

82 µmol/L

65 µmol/L104 µmol/L

eGFR

NORMAL

98 mL/min

60 mL/min107.8 mL/min

Sodium

NORMAL

140 mmol/L

133 mmol/L146 mmol/L

Potassium

NORMAL

4.4 mmol/L

3.5 mmol/L5.3 mmol/L

Corrected calcium

NORMAL

2.38 mmol/L

2.2 mmol/L2.6 mmol/L

Magnesium

NORMAL

0.86 mmol/L

0.7 mmol/L1 mmol/L

Vitamins

Nutrient stores such as vitamin D, B12, folate and iron.

Ferritin

NORMAL

145 µg/L

30 µg/L400 µg/L

Serum iron

NORMAL

19 µmol/L

5.8 µmol/L34.5 µmol/L

Transferrin saturation

NORMAL

31 %

20 %50 %

Vitamin D (25-OH)

LOW

42 nmol/L

50 nmol/L175 nmol/L

Active B12

NORMAL

72 pmol/L

37.5 pmol/L150 pmol/L

Serum folate

NORMAL

9.8 ng/mL

3 ng/mL17 ng/mL

Hormones

Thyroid and sex hormones that help regulate energy, mood and metabolism.

TSH

NORMAL

1.8 mIU/L

0.3 mIU/L4.2 mIU/L

Free T4

NORMAL

15.2 pmol/L

12 pmol/L22 pmol/L

Free T3

NORMAL

5 pmol/L

3.1 pmol/L6.8 pmol/L

Testosterone

NORMAL

18.4 nmol/L

8.6 nmol/L29 nmol/L

Free testosterone

NORMAL

0.39 nmol/L

0.2 nmol/L0.6 nmol/L

SHBG

NORMAL

34 nmol/L

18.3 nmol/L54.1 nmol/L

Oestradiol

NORMAL

98 pmol/L

41 pmol/L159 pmol/L

Prolactin

NORMAL

210 mIU/L

86 mIU/L324 mIU/L

PSA

NORMAL

0.6 µg/L

0 µg/L2.5 µg/L

Inflammation

Markers of inflammatory activity such as CRP.

hs-CRP

NORMAL

0.8 mg/L

0 mg/L5 mg/L

ESR

NORMAL

6 mm/hr

0 mm/hr12 mm/hr

Haematology

The full blood count — red cells, white cells and platelets.

Haemoglobin

NORMAL

152 g/L

130 g/L170 g/L

Red blood cells

NORMAL

5.02 x10¹²/L

4.5 x10¹²/L5.5 x10¹²/L

Haematocrit

NORMAL

0.45 L/L

0.4 L/L0.5 L/L

Mean cell volume

NORMAL

89 fL

83 fL101 fL

Mean cell Hb

NORMAL

30.3 pg

27 pg32 pg

MCHC

NORMAL

338 g/L

315 g/L345 g/L

Red cell distribution

NORMAL

12.8 %

11.5 %15 %

Platelets

NORMAL

248 x10⁹/L

150 x10⁹/L410 x10⁹/L

White blood cells

NORMAL

6.1 x10⁹/L

4 x10⁹/L10 x10⁹/L

Neutrophils

NORMAL

3.6 x10⁹/L

2 x10⁹/L7 x10⁹/L

Lymphocytes

NORMAL

1.9 x10⁹/L

1 x10⁹/L3 x10⁹/L

Monocytes

NORMAL

0.45 x10⁹/L

0.2 x10⁹/L1 x10⁹/L

Eosinophils

NORMAL

0.15 x10⁹/L

0 x10⁹/L0.5 x10⁹/L

Basophils

NORMAL

0.04 x10⁹/L

0 x10⁹/L0.1 x10⁹/L

Clinic measurements

SpirometryHow much air your lungs hold and how fast you can breathe out.

VC4.8 L98% predicted

FVC4.6 L98% predicted

FEV13.8 L97% predicted

FEV1/FVC82 %102% predicted

PEF540 L/min96% predicted

FEF25–753.6 L/s95% predicted

Interpretation: Spirometry is within the expected range.

UrinalysisUrine dipstick screen for kidney, bladder and metabolic signs.

Leukocytes (LEU)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Nitrite (NIT)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Blood (BLO)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Protein (PRO)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Albumin (ALB)

Normal: below 3 mg/dL

1 mg/dL

Creatinine (CRE)

Normal: 10–300 mg/dL

80 mg/dL

ACR (ACR)

Normal: below 30 mg/g

12 mg/g

Glucose (GLU)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Ketones (KET)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Bilirubin (BIL)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Urobilinogen (URO)

Normal: up to 1 mg/dL

0.2 mg/dL

Specific gravity (SG)

Normal: 1.005–1.030

1.015

pH (pH)

Normal: 5.0–8.0

Ascorbate (ASC)

Normal: Negative

Negative

Calcium (CA)

Normal: range not available

5 mg/dL

Interpretation: No abnormality on the urine dipstick.

12-lead ECGA recording of your heart's electrical activity at rest.

HEART RATE

68 bpm

60–100

RHYTHM

Sinus rhythm

PR INTERVAL

160 ms

120–200

QRS

88 ms

below 120

QTc

410 ms

below 450

Your full 12-lead printout is attached to this report.

Interpretation: Machine reading: Sinus rhythm, normal ECG. Normal sinus rhythm at rest. Reviewed by: BIOCLIN clinical team.

Notes and limitations

Sample report. Fictional patient, for illustration only.

This Insight Report is a preventative review of your MOT results. It is not a diagnosis or a substitute for NHS care. Speak to your GP if you have symptoms or concerns. Your physical assessments are in your separate Health MOT Report.