Lipid Health & Cardiovascular Risk
We help put lipid results in context with your history and broader cardiovascular risk.
Common concernsElevated LDL or triglycerides, ApoB, Lp(a), blood pressure, and family history of heart disease.
A clearer way to see whether IFHO is the right fit for your concerns, your health goals, and the questions you want answered.
There is a lot to explore at IFHO. We offer different types of medical care, testing, programs, and therapies because people come to us with different concerns and goals. We also understand that a long list of services can feel daunting when you are simply trying to answer one question: Can you help with what I am experiencing?
We created this page to make that easier. Below are the conditions and concerns we commonly evaluate and manage, along with areas of health and performance we help patients optimize.
You do not need to know which service you need. Start with what has changed, what worries you, or what you want to understand better. We can help determine an appropriate next step.
These areas often overlap. Choose the one that sounds familiar, or simply tell us your story when you reach out.
We help put lipid results in context with your history and broader cardiovascular risk.
Common concernsElevated LDL or triglycerides, ApoB, Lp(a), blood pressure, and family history of heart disease.
We look beyond the scale to understand blood sugar, body composition, and the factors affecting metabolic health.
Common concernsInsulin resistance, prediabetes, metabolic syndrome, visceral fat, difficulty losing weight, and muscle preservation.
Symptoms and medical history guide our evaluation before we consider whether testing or treatment is appropriate.
Common concernsPerimenopause, menopause, low testosterone, thyroid concerns, PCOS, low libido, and erectile dysfunction.
When symptoms cross several body systems, we take time to examine the full clinical picture and identify what warrants attention.
Common concernsIBS, bloating, food-related symptoms, fatigue, autoimmune concerns, and elevated inflammatory markers.
We evaluate cognitive concerns in the context of sleep, vascular and metabolic health, medications, nutrition, and other relevant factors.
Common concernsBrain fog, focus, memory, mental clarity, cognitive performance, and maintaining function with age.
Persistent changes in energy or recovery deserve an evaluation guided by your history and symptoms.
Common concernsOngoing fatigue, low stamina, poor sleep, chronic stress, post-viral concerns, and slow recovery.
Objective testing can establish where you are today and help guide realistic goals for training and function.
Areas to assessAerobic fitness, body composition, strength, exercise capacity, training response, and recovery.
We review persistent digestive symptoms alongside your medical history, nutrition, medications, and appropriate clinical testing.
Common concernsBloating, constipation, diarrhea, reflux, IBS symptoms, and suspected food intolerances.
You can seek a clearer health baseline before symptoms appear and make more informed decisions about long-term function.
Areas to assessFamily history, changing biomarkers, cardiometabolic risk, bone and muscle health, and physical function.
Fatigue may occur alongside poor sleep or hormonal changes. An elevated lipid marker may be part of a broader metabolic picture. Some patients feel well and want to understand their risk before a problem develops.
Dr. Bajnath starts with your history, concerns, and information already available. From there, he can recommend a focused consultation, additional evaluation, or a more comprehensive starting point such as the Biological Audit®.
Testing, treatment, and ongoing care are individualized. The point is to understand what matters for you before deciding what comes next.
Whether you have a specific concern or want a clearer picture of your health, tell us why you are reaching out. We will help determine the appropriate place to begin.
IFHO provides individualized medical evaluation. Existing conditions may also require care from your primary care physician or other specialists.