Longevity & Healthy Aging

ApoB represents the number of atherogenic particles in the blood, providing superior cardiovascular risk assessment compared to traditional cholesterol measurements.

DHEA-S serves as a hormone reservoir and stress buffer, supporting overall vitality and healthy aging. Optimal levels promote energy, immune function, and hormone balance.

eGFR measures kidney filtration capacity, essential for toxin elimination, blood pressure control, and healthy aging.

Fasting glucose serves as a cornerstone marker for glucose metabolism, with optimal levels indicating efficient insulin function and metabolic health.

HbA1c serves as a metabolic report card, reflecting long-term glucose control and helping identify prediabetes and diabetes risk before serious complications develop.

HDL cholesterol serves as a protective factor against cardiovascular disease through reverse cholesterol transport and anti-inflammatory effects. Optimal levels support cardiovascular health and metabolic function.

hs-CRP reveals hidden inflammation that drives chronic disease. This sensitive marker helps identify cardiovascular risk and guides anti-inflammatory interventions for optimal health.

Fasting insulin serves as an early warning system for metabolic dysfunction and insulin resistance, often detecting problems years before glucose becomes abnormal.

Lp(a) is a genetically determined cardiovascular risk factor that provides permanent insight into inherited heart disease risk. Elevated levels require aggressive risk management.

PSA serves as the primary screening tool for prostate health and cancer detection. Optimal levels and stable trends indicate healthy prostate function.

Free testosterone is the active form that directly impacts masculine vitality, muscle building, fat burning, and sexual function. It's often a better indicator of testosterone deficiency than total testosterone alone.

Total 25(OH)D is the gold standard for assessing vitamin D status, crucial for immune function, bone health, and longevity.

Vitamin D2 contributes to overall vitamin D status, supporting immune function, bone health, and longevity when part of adequate total vitamin D levels.

Vitamin D3 is the superior form of vitamin D, essential for immune function, bone health, cardiovascular protection, and healthy aging.