Longevity Blueprint

ClearLabs' most advanced panel with 62 biomarkers targeting the biological processes that drive ageing — metabolic dysfunction, chronic inflammation, hormonal decline, and nutrient depletion. Covers glucose control (fasting glucose, HbA1c, insulin), cardiovascular risk markers, full thyroid function, sex hormones, cortisol, iron status, and vitamins B12, D, and folate. Includes optional oxidative stress markers (8-OHdG, MDA) for those tracking cellular damage at the molecular level.

The Longevity Blueprint is designed for health optimisers who want to detect the early biological signals of ageing before they become symptoms or diagnoses. At 62 biomarkers, it provides the kind of data that longevity-focused physicians use to build personalised intervention strategies. Glucose metabolism is assessed through a trio of markers — fasting glucose for immediate status, HbA1c for 3-month average blood sugar control, and fasting insulin to detect insulin resistance years before glucose levels become abnormal. This combination identifies metabolic dysfunction at its earliest and most reversible stage. The cardiovascular section covers standard lipids plus advanced risk markers. Thyroid function testing goes beyond TSH to assess the hormones that directly affect energy, weight, and cognitive function. The sex hormone profile (testosterone, oestradiol, SHBG, DHEA-S) reveals hormonal patterns that shift gradually through the 30s and 40s — often dismissed as 'normal ageing' when they are actually modifiable. Morning cortisol measures adrenal output and stress load, while iron studies, B12, D, and folate address the nutritional foundations that underpin every system tested. The optional oxidative stress markers (8-hydroxy-2'-deoxyguanosine and malondialdehyde) measure DNA damage and lipid peroxidation respectively — the molecular processes of cellular ageing itself. Results are delivered through ClearLabs' secure dashboard with optimal ranges (not just pathology reference ranges) and historical trend tracking, enabling you to measure the impact of lifestyle interventions over time.