Wellness
Energy & Vitality. More than just tired. More than just coffee.
Doctor-led assessment for persistent fatigue, low energy and poor focus - looking beyond quick fixes to identify and treat underlying causes such as iron deficiency, thyroid dysfunction, vitamin gaps, sleep disruption, stress and metabolic factors.
Care in this area starts with a consult: a Lume doctor discusses your needs and, where clinically appropriate, prescribes. Scripts go to the pharmacy of your choice, or are delivered via our partner pharmacy and courier (at patient cost).
Areas of care
- Poor concentration & brain fog
- Stress-related exhaustion
- Iron deficiency (men & women)
- Postmenopausal brain fog & cognitive slowing
Care options
- Vitality
- Focus - ADHD meds adjustment or screening
- Boost - B12, vitamin D & targeted supplementation
- Iron deficiency assessment & replacement
- Thyroid screening & optimisation
- Post-menopausal cognitive impairment support
- Sleep optimisation
- Lifestyle & stress-management guidance
These are examples of the routes your doctor may consider with you. Nothing is dispensed without a consult, and prescription treatment is only issued where your doctor finds it clinically appropriate.
A good fit for
- Adults with persistent fatigue or low energy
- Anyone with brain fog or poor concentration
- People recovering from illness wanting their energy back
Not for
- Severe unexplained weight loss - please see a GP in person
- Active heart, kidney or liver failure
FAQs
Common questions.
- Will supplements actually help my fatigue?
- If your fatigue is driven by a deficiency - iron, B12, vitamin D or thyroid - correction can make a meaningful difference within weeks. We'll test first, treat second.
- How long until I feel better?
- Iron repletion typically takes 8–12 weeks. B12 and vitamin D can feel noticeable sooner. Thyroid optimisation depends on the underlying cause.
- Is this covered by medical aid?
- We provide an itemised invoice with your doctor's practice number that most medical aids accept for out-of-hospital benefits.