The link between blood biomarkers and longevity potential

Lower cholesterol and iron levels, alongside higher glucose, uric acid, and liver enzymes, are associated with a reduced chance of living to 100. These findings suggest a link between specific blood biomarkers and exceptional longevity, offering potential insights into the biological factors behind longer life expectancy.

Glucose tracking with CGMs: Your longevity ally

CGMs have emerged as a powerful tool for monitoring and improving metabolic health and healthspan. Learn how you can transform this data into new habits to optimise your health.

Mighty methylation: What it means for your healthspan

Methylation significantly impacts healthspan by influencing cell function, immunity, and gene expression. Affected by genetics and lifestyle, it plays a key role in ageing and disease prevention. In this article, Jabe shares important testing considerations as well as strategies for optimising methylation through diet and lifestyle to promote healthier ageing and reduce disease risk.

Blood markers linked to living longer

Unique blood biomarkers in centenarians hint at possible longevity predictors, offering insights into the biological factors that contribute to living to 100 years compared to those who do not reach this age. September 2023 - GeroScience   Key takeaways  ...

Personalised wellness: Decoding biomarkers with Nutri-STAT

Discover how measuring key biomarkers with the Nutri-STAT profile can empower you to optimise your health and well-being. By analysing over 230 biomarkers related to various aspects of health, this comprehensive metabolic and nutritional profile offers valuable insights into your cardiovascular health, hormone balance, immune function, and more.

Health technology: Tracking your biomarkers for optimal health

Health technology can help you track your biomarkers for optimal health. Biomarkers are measurable indicators of biological processes, conditions, or diseases. By tracking this data, you can identify potential health problems early on, make lifestyle changes to improve your health, and monitor the effectiveness of treatment.

How old are you really?

Have you ever been curious about how old you actually are? Whilst your chronological age (the number of years you’ve been alive) is fixed, your biological age (how old your body is) is much more malleable. Discover how you can positively influence your biological age and slow down the pace of ageing.