Heart
What it tracks
Cholesterol ratios, cardiac inflammation, blood pressure markers
Example insight
Your LDL has dropped 12% since your last test. Your cardiac inflammation is stable.
Dashboard Home
Welcome back, [name].Here is what your body is telling you.
Your biological age is calculated from your biomarkers, not your birthday. It reflects how your organs, metabolism, and immune system are actually performing. A lower number means your body is aging slower than your calendar age. A higher number means it is time to pay attention.
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Biological age score
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82out of 1004 systems in range
Last test date
4 weeks ago
Full Body Check
Next suggested retest
In 3 months
Vitamin D and thyroid
System-by-System View
The 3D body model shows 11 major systems.
Tapping a system opens its detail view with an example of the kind of insight a member would see.
System
01 / 11Heart
Liver
What it tracks
ALT, AST, bilirubin, albumin, GGT
Example insight
Your liver enzymes are in range. No signs of fatty liver or inflammation.
Thyroid
What it tracks
TSH, Free T3, Free T4, antibodies
Example insight
Your TSH is trending upward over three tests. Worth discussing with your doctor.
Metabolic
What it tracks
Glucose, HbA1c, insulin, metabolic panel
Example insight
Your fasting glucose is normal, but your HbA1c has increased slightly. Early signal to watch.
Immune
What it tracks
CBC differentials, CRP, ESR
Example insight
Your white blood cell count is normal. No signs of active infection or chronic inflammation.
Kidney
What it tracks
Creatinine, BUN, GFR, electrolytes
Example insight
Your kidney function markers are healthy across the board.
Nutritional
What it tracks
Vitamin D, B12, iron, folate, magnesium
Example insight
Your vitamin D is at 18. That is low. Supplementation and retesting in 3 months recommended.
Hormonal
What it tracks
Testosterone/estrogen, cortisol, DHEA
Example insight
Your testosterone is in the lower-normal range. Trending down over two tests.
Blood
What it tracks
RBC, WBC, hemoglobin, hematocrit, platelets
Example insight
Your hemoglobin is 14.6. In range. No signs of anemia.
Bone
What it tracks
Calcium, vitamin D, alkaline phosphatase
Example insight
Calcium is normal. Vitamin D is low, which can affect bone density long term.
Digestive
What it tracks
Gut microbiome, if tested
Example insight
Your gut bacteria diversity is moderate. Fiber intake may help improve balance.
AI Health Assistant
Hi [name]. I have read your latest results. What would you like to know?
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Example conversations
Member
Is my vitamin D dangerous?
Assistant
Your vitamin D is at 18 ng/mL. That is below the recommended range of 30 to 100. It is not dangerous right now, but low vitamin D over time is linked to bone loss, weakened immunity, and mood changes. Most doctors recommend a daily supplement of 2000 to 5000 IU and retesting in 3 months.
Member
Why is my CRP high?
Assistant
Your CRP is 4.2 mg/L. That is mildly elevated. CRP measures general inflammation in your body. Common causes include recent illness, chronic stress, poor sleep, excess weight, or an underlying inflammatory condition. If you have not been sick recently, it is worth mentioning to your doctor. Your other inflammation markers are normal, which is a good sign.
Member
Should I retest in 3 months or 6?
Assistant
Based on your results, I would suggest retesting your vitamin D and thyroid in 3 months, and your full panel in 6 months. Your heart and metabolic markers are stable, so those can wait for the full panel.
Results History
All past test results in a timeline view.
Each test shows date, panel name, key findings, and a view or download button. Filterable by test type or date range.
Test typeDate range
Date
Panel name
Key findings
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Trend charts
For any biomarker tested more than once, a line chart shows the trend over time. Green zone means in range. Yellow means borderline. Red means out of range. The member sees at a glance whether their numbers are improving, stable, or worsening.
Retest Reminders
Based on the member's results and risk factors, the AI suggests a retest schedule. If vitamin D was low, suggest retesting in 3 months. If all markers are normal, suggest a full panel in 6 to 12 months. Sent by push notification and email.
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It has been [X] months since your last [test name]. Based on your previous results, now is a good time to check again.
Share with Doctor
Share your results with your doctor.
They will receive a physician-formatted summary with all your data, trends, and the reviewing physician's notes. One tap. No paperwork.
One-tap export by secure link or PDF download. The export includes all biomarker values, reference ranges, an AI-generated plain-English summary, trend data, and physician review notes.
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PDF download
All biomarker values
Reference ranges
AI-generated plain-English summary
Trend data
Physician review notes
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