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Biological Age
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years
6 years younger than your real age
Bio age
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vs
Real age
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Ageing spectrum
Calculated using the Phenotype Age algorithm from 9 blood biomarkers including Albumin, Creatinine, CRP, Glucose, Alkaline Phosphatase, Lymphocyte %, MCV, RDW, and WBC.
Your result places you 6 years younger than your chronological age of 34.
Omniwo Score
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/ 100
Pending first test
Blood Biomarkers
68
Lifestyle / Wearable
76
Sleep Quality
82
Recovery
71
Your Omniwo Score combines blood biomarker analysis (weighted 60%) with wearable lifestyle data (weighted 40%).
Key areas pulling your score down: Vitamin D, LDL Cholesterol, and Sleep consistency.
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How is this calculated?
Daily Insight
Based on your latest data
Your goal
Longevity
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Biomarker Highlights
Elevated
Prolactin
338 mU/L
Hormones
Elevated
LH
8.2 IU/L
Hormones
Monitor
TSH
3.1 mIU/L
Thyroid
Optimal
Vitamin D
112 nmol/L
Vitamins
Optimal
CRP
0.8 mg/L
Inflammation
Optimal
Ferritin
142 µg/L
Iron & Energy
Optimal
Testosterone
22.4 nmol/L
Hormones
Optimal
HbA1c
32 mmol/mol
Metabolic
Glucose Monitor
via Dexcom CGM
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mg/dL
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Time in Range
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Avg Glucose
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Est. HbA1c
Clinical range3.9–7.8 mmol/L
Longevity optimal3.9–5.6 mmol/L
Sleep & Recovery
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Avg sleep
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Efficiency
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Avg HRV
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Resting HR
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Today's Readiness
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%
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Sleep Score
92%
HRV Balance
52 ms
Body Temp
-0.2°C
Readiness is calculated from your sleep quality, HRV trends, body temperature deviation, and previous day activity. A score above 80% means your body is well-recovered. Consider moderate-intensity exercise today.
How is readiness calculated?
Trends & Trajectory
Vitamin D (25-OH)
-34%
28
42 nmol/L
Jun 2025Jan 2026
Testosterone
+18%
22.4
19.0 nmol/L
Jun 2025Jan 2026
LDL Cholesterol
↔ Stable
3.8
3.6 mmol/L
Jun 2025Jan 2026
Ferritin
-40%
18
30 ng/mL
Jun 2025Jan 2026
HbA1c
Improved
5.1
5.4%
Jun 2025Jan 2026
CRP (hs)
-60%
0.8
2.0 mg/L
Jun 2025Jan 2026
Actual data
Projected (no change)
Projected (with protocols)
Optimal range
LDL Cholesterol
If unchanged, LDL will reach ~4.2 mmol/L by October. With omega-3 + diet protocol:
→ 3.1 mmol/L (target range)
Vitamin D
With 4,000 IU D3 daily protocol, expected to reach optimal in 8-10 weeks:
→ 72 nmol/L by June
Testosterone
Trending upward with sleep + training optimisation. Projected to stay optimal:
→ 23-25 nmol/L stable
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Data Freshness
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Blood test
14 Jan 2026
78%
WHOOP
Today
98%
Strava
Today
95%
Uploaded results
8 Mar 2025
15%
Key Biomarkers
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Latest Insights
Vitamin D critically low
Dropped to 28 nmol/L (optimal: 75-100). Likely due to reduced sun exposure. Impacts immune function, bone density and testosterone. Protocol adjusted to 4,000 IU daily.
LDL trending upward
At 3.8 mmol/L, above optimal (<2.6). With low CRP (0.8), cardiovascular risk is moderate. Increase omega-3 to 2g EPA/DHA daily and reduce saturated fat.
Testosterone trending up
Up 18% in 6 months (19.0 to 22.4 nmol/L), firmly optimal. Correlates with +15% deep sleep and consistent resistance training. Keep it up.
Sleep + Cortisol pattern
Sleep quality drops when cortisol exceeds 500 nmol/L — detected 3 times this month. Take the Sleep & Cortisol assessment to fine-tune your evening protocol.
Your Protocols
1
Vitamin D3 supplementation - 4,000 IU daily
Take with breakfast that includes fats (eggs, avocado, butter) for optimal absorption. Vitamin D is fat-soluble and absorbs 32% better with a fatty meal. Target: bring levels from 28 to 75+ nmol/L within 8-10 weeks.
Evidence: Holick MF. N Engl J Med. 2007. Recommended by NHS and Endocrine Society guidelines.
2
Omega-3 (EPA/DHA) - 2g daily
High-quality fish oil with minimum 1g EPA and 1g DHA. Targets LDL reduction, systemic inflammation, and cardiovascular protection. Take with any meal.
Evidence: AHA recommends 2-4g/day EPA+DHA for elevated triglycerides. Meta-analysis shows 5-10% LDL reduction.
3
Magnesium Glycinate - 400mg before bed
Supports deep sleep quality, cortisol regulation, and muscle recovery. Glycinate form has highest bioavailability and calming effect. Your deep sleep has improved 15% since starting this protocol.
Evidence: Abbasi et al. J Res Med Sci. 2012. Shown to improve sleep quality in RCT.
4
Zone 2 cardio - 30 min, 4x/week
Maintain heart rate 120-140 bpm. Builds mitochondrial density, improves metabolic flexibility, and supports cardiovascular health. Walking, cycling, or swimming.
Evidence: Iñigo San-Millán research on metabolic health. Zone 2 improves fat oxidation and longevity markers.
5
Cold exposure - 2 min daily
Cold shower at end of regular shower. Activates brown adipose tissue, increases norepinephrine 200-300%, reduces inflammation, and improves mood and resilience.
Evidence: Shevchuk NA. Med Hypotheses. 2008. Huberman Lab protocols for cold exposure benefits.
Live Health Data
Heart Rate
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bpm
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HRV
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ms
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