Basic immune balance
- NK cell activity
- T/B lymphocyte analysis
- Inflammation markers (hs-CRP, IL-6)
- Vitamins
- Minerals
- Stress hormones
- HRV autonomic nervous system test
Your checkup says
everything is fine.
So why so tired?
We look at the invisible balance of your immune system. Immune aging and inflammaging are analyzed in detail and translated into a personal health strategy.
Instead of a single line saying “your immunity is low,” we check, item by item, what has weakened and how.
A dedicated manager goes over the results with you and sets the next step.
12 items in total
Ask about this optionTest items and fees may be adjusted to the individual after consultation. These are non-covered items; details are provided when you book. Fees may vary with the test schedule and insurance coverage.
Immunity should be read
from your own data, not an average.
From the checkup center on B2 to the clinic on 2F, you never step outside the building.
A detailed questionnaire on lifestyle, sleep, stress and recovery patterns.
Heart rate variability and baseline condition are measured to assess the foundation of your immunity.
Immune cells, inflammation and aging markers are measured from multiple angles. About 2–3 hours.
A functional medicine report that explains each test value and what it means.
Lifestyle, nutrition and recovery care are planned around your immune test results.
From Kwangdong TV videos, press coverage and patient stories, we picked only those related to this program. Articles written by our doctors are in 05 Journal just below. Linked content is in Korean.
Why inflammation becomes chronic, and what to cut first.
The parts of daily life you can fix before the test numbers get worse.
An interview whose title is our view of immune checkups.
Recipient of the WAO Outstanding Clinician Award; selected as an EBS “Myeongui” (TV) physician.
Coverage from when the medical staff changed.
All videos, press items and stories here are material Kwangdong Hospital has already made public, and titles, dates and sources are carried over as in the original. Linked content is in Korean.
A collection of articles on how to read immunity. All were published on the Kwangdong Hospital blog.
“요즘 감기도 자주 걸리고 피곤한데, 건강검진에서는 이상 없대요.”
Read (Korean)→“충분히 잤는데도 왜 이렇게 피곤할까요?”
Read (Korean)→“식사 후 가슴이 화끈거리거나 신물이 올라오는 증상을 단순한 소화불량으로 넘기기 쉽습니다.”
Read (Korean)→“현재 특별히 불편한 곳이 없는데도 위·대장내시경 검사를 받아야 할까요?”
Read (Korean)→“고혈압과 당뇨병은 우리 주변에서 매우 흔하게 접할 수 있는 대표적인 만성질환입니다.”
Read (Korean)→All articles here were published on the Kwangdong Hospital blog. Linked articles are in Korean.
Immunity is not an average,
but your own data.