BoM Longevity Audit

The clinic's deep diagnostic baseline: a comprehensive longevity audit reading more than 40 parameters across hormones, metabolic markers, organ function, inflammation and nutritional status, combined with genetic analysis and a lifestyle and mental-wellbeing assessment. Rather than a raw lab printout, the data is reviewed by a clinician and turned into an individualised, data-driven health plan built around the clinic's seven pillars. At Klinika Best of Me it is the foundation used to design the Kickstart programs, and program members get 10% off — making it both a standalone deep dive and the on-ramp to structured, longer-term care.

The BoM Longevity Audit is Klinika Best of Me's most comprehensive diagnostic, intended as the foundation on which a personalised longevity plan is built. It goes well beyond a routine check-up by combining several streams of data. The laboratory component reads more than 40 parameters spanning hormones, metabolic markers (such as those relevant to glucose and lipid metabolism), organ-function indicators, inflammation markers and nutritional status, giving a broad picture of how the body's systems are currently operating. Alongside the bloodwork, the audit includes a genetic analysis to surface predispositions that can shape preventive strategy, and a structured lifestyle and mental-wellbeing assessment covering the behavioural pillars — sleep, stress, nutrition, movement, relationships, purpose and brain health — that drive long-term outcomes. What turns this from a data dump into a useful tool is the clinical synthesis. A doctor reviews the combined laboratory, genetic and lifestyle findings and, with input from the multidisciplinary team, produces an individualised, evidence-based health plan with concrete priorities and actions. The audit is deliberately positioned as the diagnostic backbone of the clinic's six-month Kickstart programs: it establishes the baseline against which later check-ups and lab tests are compared, and program members receive a 10% discount on it. The audit suits people who want a thorough, objective longevity baseline — for example those with a family history of metabolic or cardiovascular disease, high-stress professionals, or anyone preparing to commit to a structured program and wanting to start from real data rather than guesswork. Because it includes venous blood sampling, standard pre-test guidance applies — typically fasting for the metabolic markers and confirming with the clinic which medications or supplements to pause beforehand — and the exact preparation and any contraindications are confirmed at booking. The clinic publishes the audit at category level (40+ parameters across the listed domains) rather than itemising every individual biomarker, so clients wanting a per-marker breakdown can request one when arranging the appointment.