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It’s not commonly known, but vitamin deficiencies and thyroid disorders can cause feelings of low mood, depression and anxiety.
Low levels of magnesium, vitamin D and vitamin B12 can all increase levels of irritability, memory loss, tiredness and low mood. Meanwhile hypothyroidism also causes symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog and feeling weak.
Similarly, our hormones play a big part in how we feel, with hormones such as Testosterone and Oestradiol influencing
Whilst commonly treated by medication, more people want to control their mood using diet, exercise and supplements – but you need to know what to treat first.
These possible causes can be checked with simple blood tests to identify your problem and provide recommendations on how to reduce your symptoms.
We recommend...
Vitamin Deficiency blood test
Check whether you are deficient in the key vitamins and minerals important for good mental health and wellbeing.
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Due to the Royal Mail collection times around the Easter Holidays, the last day to order items that require kit delivery must be made before Wednesday the 27th of March. Any item ordered after the 27th of March will not be sent out until Tuesday the 2nd of April. Please be mindful of this when selecting the date of your blood draw appointment.
Due to laboratory opening times, the last in-clinic appointment will be Wednesday the 27th of March. Blood testing services will resume on Tuesday the 2nd of April.
Home testing kits must not be completed after Wednesday the 27th March to avoid any delays with postage.
Normal processes can resume from Tuesday the 2nd of April.
Thank you,
The Goodbody Team