Understanding BioAge
Compare a blood-based estimate with your actual age.
BioAge combines your age with nine lab measurements and shows the estimate in years. It is educational information, not a diagnosis or prediction of lifespan.
How it is calculated
One estimate, with every input shown.
The calculation uses your age and nine results from your lab report. It follows the same formula each time; AI does not create the score.
- Our lab completes the reportAll nine required results must be available.
- The formula calculates the estimateThe same method and measurement units are used each time.
- You compare the numbersSee the estimate beside your actual age.
BioAge estimateExample calculation
41estimated years
- Actual age
- 44 years
- Difference
- 3 years lower
- Previous estimate
- 43 years
Illustrative numbers explain the calculation format; no customer data is shown.
Measurements used
Nine lab measurements plus your actual age.
A score is only shown when every required result is available and valid.
AlbuminBlood protein
CreatinineWaste product measured in blood
GlucoseBlood sugar at collection
C-reactive proteinInflammation-related measurement
Lymphocyte percentageOne type of white blood cell
Mean cell volumeAverage red blood cell size
Red cell distribution widthVariation in red blood cell size
Alkaline phosphataseEnzyme measured in blood
White blood cell countTotal white blood cells
When you retest
Compare the same calculation over time.
A future report can be compared with an earlier estimate when both use the same measurements and method.
- Current and previous estimate
- Change in each measurement
- Collection dates
- Same calculation method