Vitamin D Test
Essential for energy, immunity and mood
1 in 4
Australians have levels below optimal
Source: ABS National Health Survey 2022
Why This Test
Despite abundant sunshine, 1 in 4 Australians have vitamin D deficiency. Low vitamin D affects energy, immune function, bone health, and mood—and is easily correctable. Office workers, those with darker skin tones, and people over 50 are at higher risk.
What This Test Measures
Vitamin D
Low vitamin D affects energy, immune function, bone health, and mood—and is easily correctable. Office workers, those with darker skin tones, and people over 50 are at higher risk.
Who May Benefit
- Limited sun exposure (office-based work, indoor lifestyle)
- Darker skin tones
- Covered clothing for cultural or religious reasons
- Over 50 or postmenopausal
- Experiencing fatigue or muscle discomfort
Understanding Your Results
Common Questions
Related Resources
Important Information
This test provides health information for educational purposes. Results should be discussed with your healthcare practitioner. Not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
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