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Biological Age Assessment

Biological Age

38.4

years

-3.6 yrs vs chronological

Chronological age: 42

PhenoAge is derived from your blood panel using the Levine 2018 algorithm, validated on 19,761 NHANES participants. A lower biological age than your chronological age is associated with significantly reduced all-cause mortality risk.

Domain Scores

68/100

Inflammatory Load

Improve

Top driver

HsCRP

Key levers

  • Omega 3 Supplementation
  • Anti Inflammatory Diet
  • Sleep Optimization
54/100

Cardiovascular Risk

Address

Top driver

ApoB

Key levers

  • Resistance Training
  • Dietary Fat Quality
  • Zone 2 Cardio
81/100

Metabolic Flexibility

Optimize

Top driver

HbA1c

Key levers

  • Time Restricted Eating
  • Post Meal Walks
  • Creatine Supplementation

Biomarker Details

Amber — within lab normal but below longevity target  · Red — outside lab normal

BiomarkerYour ValueLab RangeLongevity Target
hsCRP1.5 mg/L< 3.0< 1.0
Homocysteine9.2 μmol/L< 15.0< 8.0
ApoB82 mg/dL< 100< 70
LDL Particle Size21.8 nm> 20.5> 22.0
Fasting Insulin6.2 μIU/mL< 25< 5
HbA1c5.4 %< 5.7< 5.4
HDL62 mg/dL> 40> 55
Triglycerides88 mg/dL< 150< 100
Albumin4.6 g/dL3.5–5.0> 4.5

Top Interventions

1
High Impact

Omega 3 Supplementation

Supplementing with 2–4 g/day of combined EPA+DHA omega-3 fatty acids has been shown to reduce hsCRP by 20–35% and lower cardiovascular risk markers within 12 weeks. Prioritize a triglyceride-form supplement (e.g., fish oil concentrate or krill oil) taken with your largest meal for best absorption.

2
High Impact

Resistance Training

Structured resistance training 3–4 times per week is one of the most robustly-evidenced interventions for improving ApoB, insulin sensitivity, and lean mass simultaneously. Progressive overload targeting all major muscle groups is recommended, with a priority on compound movements (squat, deadlift, press, row).

3
Moderate

Time Restricted Eating

Confining caloric intake to an 8–10 hour window each day has been shown to lower fasting insulin, reduce inflammatory markers, and improve metabolic flexibility — even without changes in total caloric intake. Aligning the eating window with daylight hours (e.g. 8 am–6 pm) provides additional circadian benefit.

Analysis

Your biological age of 38.4 is 3.6 years younger than your chronological age of 42 — a meaningful advantage that reflects several strong metabolic habits. Your metabolic flexibility score of 81 ("Optimize") is particularly notable: your blood glucose, HbA1c, and insulin markers all trend toward longevity-grade targets.

The primary opportunity is your cardiovascular risk domain (54, "Address"), driven largely by an ApoB of 82 mg/dL and a slightly suboptimal LDL particle size. These are highly modifiable with targeted interventions — specifically improving dietary fat quality and adding structured Zone 2 aerobic training.

Your inflammatory load (68, "Improve") is elevated by a hsCRP of 1.5 mg/L and homocysteine of 9.2 μmol/L. Both respond well to omega-3 supplementation and sleep optimization. Addressing these two domains has the highest expected impact on your long-term biological age trajectory.

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VitaOrigin provides health information for educational purposes only. This is not medical advice. All data on this page is illustrative.