The new cholesterol guidelines, published in March 2026, have generated a lot of noise. But when you look closely, the core message isn't new—it's a clearer reflection of where the science has already been heading.

Comprehensive, functional lab testing empowers you with the information you need to be proactive about your wellness. While standard lab ranges are designed to detect disease, functional testing asks a different question: how well is your body actually working? By evaluating trends and optimal ranges, it provides insight that supports long-term health, performance, and resilience.

When it comes to heart health specifically, some of the most important risk markers aren’t routinely tested—and often go unnoticed until much later. Two of those markers are Lipoprotein(a) and ApoB. Understanding them can change how you think about cardiovascular risk and prevention.