BioAge Test

170,00

The test provides the patient with a synthetic interpretative index, BioAge, calculated by interpolating the patient’s personal and biological data with a statistical reference sample, a reference database of the population built by GEK Lab applying the most recent research on the subject.

Understanding the difference between chronological age and BioAge can direct lifestyle changes, or suggest the use of supplements or therapies that contribute to slowing down the natural ageing processes. Factors such as proper nutrition, moderate exercise or quitting incorrect habits such as smoking or alcohol abuse can undoubtedly have a significant effect on this process.

Description

BioAge Test is a genetic test that measures the average length of the telomeric DNA of the patient’s leukocytes. Telomeres are the terminal part of each chromosome that protects the ends from the shortening caused by time, aging, and the effects of oxidation. The telomere length of the leukocyte population (LTL) is determined by comparing these chromosomal segments with a gene of known size.
As evidenced by an increasing number of scientific evidence, the shortening of telomeres is a physiological process, which, however, if accelerated, can be a sign of early cellular aging as well as a possible marker linked to the emergence of diseases and even to mortality.
The test provides the patient with a synthetic interpretative index, BioAge, calculated by interpolating the patient’s personal and biological data with a statistical reference sample, a reference database of the population built by GEK Lab applying the most recent research on the subject

BioAge
The test measures the length of your telomeres, thus providing an estimate of your BioAge – the cellular age of your body.