Biological Age
How old your body really is. It measures the inflammation that sits at the centre of ageing, and it responds when you change how you live.
Here is my menu of tests, the devices and the immersive therapeutics I use. You never need everything on this page. Start with the free Longevity Quotient and your biological age, then we add only what your health and goals call for.
Age, Hormones, Ecosystem, Anabolism and DNA. These are the core tests that give us a strong first view of how you are ageing and where to focus.
How old your body really is. It measures the inflammation that sits at the centre of ageing, and it responds when you change how you live.
Your cortisol, melatonin, oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone read together, so nothing gets brushed off as just age.
How well you digest, how much inflammation is in your gut, and the state of your microbiome, where much of your energy and mood is influenced.
Your mitochondrial function, oxidative stress and the nutrient gaps that drain your energy and slow your recovery.
A wide genetic panel across health, fitness and nutrition, so we know the hand you were dealt and how to play it well.
For when you want a fuller picture, more advanced testing or you already know what you want checked. If you don't see it here, just ask.
Lipids, Lp(a), ApoA, ApoB, ratios, homocysteine, insulin and HbA1c.
Testing for early molecular signals associated with more than 70 solid tumours.
Including p-tau and ApoE, interpreted as part of your wider health picture.
A closer view of a molecule involved in cellular energy and repair.
How effectively your cells produce energy and handle metabolic demand.
Testing for selected markers of microplastic exposure.
Breath testing where small-intestinal bacterial overgrowth is suspected.
A deeper look at the microbial environment of your mouth and its wider health context.
Selected testing when symptoms and clinical history make it useful.
A broader panel across blood health, nutrients, hormones and metabolic markers.
Whole-body MRI, DEXA bone and body composition, liver FibroScan, CTCA and CAC scoring where clinically appropriate.
Every test here is arranged and interpreted as part of private medical care. Screening tests have limits: they do not detect every condition and can produce false results. This is not a substitute for acute, urgent or emergency care. I do not provide an emergency service or urgent medical care for acute symptoms.
Glucose, Oxygen, Arteries, Light and Sleep. These are the tools that help us observe your biology day to day. I tell you which are right for you.
A continuous glucose monitor shows how your blood sugar responds to food, movement, sleep and stress.
At-home testing to understand breathing and oxygen changes during sleep, followed by guidance on appropriate next steps.
A wrist-worn monitor that observes blood-pressure patterns across your normal day and night.
Panels, masks, toothbrushes, hair brushes, caps and glasses selected around your goal and protocol.
Sleep-architecture and recovery tracking chosen for the information you actually need.
Some can be bought directly. Others need a personalised link or a short conversation first.
Wearable support for nervous-system regulation, used within a personalised plan.
Tools and guided protocols that help you practise the relationship between breathing, heart rhythm and state.
EEG-based feedback designed to support meditation, focus and attention practice.
Selected products I use across daily movement, water quality, hydration and body-composition tracking.
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I use these for specific goals with personalised protocols, after deciding what is appropriate for you.
Heat exposure used within a measured recovery and resilience protocol.
Controlled cold exposure selected around recovery and individual tolerance.
A specialist intervention considered only after individual clinical assessment.
Used selectively within a broader hydration and recovery plan.
A specialist oxygen intervention considered for specific goals and protocols.
Intravenous support used only where assessment indicates a clear rationale.
This is a lot to look at, and you do not have to choose from here. The free Longevity Quotient points you to the one area to prioritise, and your biological age is almost always the right first test. From there we only add what you need.
Whatever you eventually want to test, it all starts the same way. Take the free Longevity Quotient and find out where you stand.
Take the free Longevity Quotient