
Precision health shouldn't be only for the top 1%. So I team up with the researchers behind the best published models and turn their work into free tools for interpreting lab results.

Biological age from a routine blood test. Dr. Joshi co-authored the best-performing model built on standard lab tests. Methylation clocks can return different ages for the same blood sample, while these markers are reliable and also show how each organ system is doing.

Serum B12 alone misses many deficiencies. Dr. Fedosov created cB12, which combines up to four blood markers into one score. Together we turned his models into a tool that also estimates body stores and the daily dose needed to reach the optimal level.

77% of young women are iron deficient, and most never find out. Standard ranges reflect what is common, not what is healthy, and inflammation can make ferritin look OK. Together with Dr. Skikne, I built a tool that accounts for both.

The inspiration behind Longevity-tools. Michael is a longevity researcher and arguably today's most rigorous biohacker. Many of the optimal ranges used here come from his work.
The "normal" range on your lab report shows . Every biomarker here shows an optimal range for prevention and longevity.
One marker rarely tells the whole story. Each tool combines several markers using the models that outperform the rest in head-to-head studies, built with their authors.
Thousands of pages of clinical guidelines turned into rules. A recommendation appears only when your results call for it, with a citation to the guideline.