Lipids
Total, HDL and LDL cholesterol, triglycerides and related markers
Level 2 · Lifestyle assessment
You know your birthday. But how is your body aging?
A blood-based biological-age assessment uses routine laboratory biomarkers to estimate biological and organ age and provide lifestyle-oriented insights. It is not a diagnostic tool.
A lifestyle perspective
Turn familiar blood results into a different perspective.
Instead of examining each result in isolation, the assessment analyzes patterns across multiple biomarkers and compares them with population-derived aging models.
It does not tell you how long you will live, diagnose disease, assess treatment suitability or replace clinical evaluation. It provides a model-generated estimate and lifestyle-oriented guidance.
Chronological ageCalendar
Estimated biological agePattern
Organ-health scoresContext
Future reassessmentTrend
Illustrative structure only. Results are model-generated lifestyle information, not medical findings.What to have ready
Routine laboratory biomarkers - not a new genetic test.
The analysis requires at least 28 supported biomarkers. A broader panel can provide additional context. Have a recent blood report ready when you contact us; our team will explain how compatibility is checked.
Kidney & liver
Creatinine, filtration estimates, liver enzymes and bilirubin
Glucose regulation
Fasting glucose, HbA1c and selected metabolic markers
Blood cells
Red and white blood-cell indices, platelets and differential counts
Minerals & proteins
Electrolytes, iron status, albumin, globulin and total protein
Inflammation & others
Selected inflammatory, vitamin and additional health markers
Already have recent blood results?
Contact us before arranging another blood draw. We will explain the required biomarkers and the appropriate way to provide health information if you choose to proceed. Reports cannot be uploaded through this website.
What you receive
More than a single "age" number.
The report organizes model-generated results into a readable lifestyle overview. It is informational and non-diagnostic.
Request assessment detailsBiological-age estimate
An estimated age derived from patterns in the submitted biomarkers.
Biomarker impact
A view of which available markers contributed positively or negatively to the model.
Organ-health perspectives
Model-generated scores covering several physiological systems where sufficient data are available.
Personalized nutrition and exercise plan
Practical meal and activity guidance tailored to the available results for general lifestyle use.
Lifestyle priorities
General areas and habits the report identifies for personal attention.
The assessment journey
From blood report to lifestyle baseline.
- 01
Contact ImagineHealth
Tell us that you are interested and whether you already have recent blood results.
- 02
Have your report ready
Your report should contain at least 28 supported biomarkers. We explain the required next step.
- 03
Generate the analysis
Compatible results are processed through an established blood-based aging model.
- 04
Receive your report
Review the model-generated estimate, organ scores and lifestyle guidance provided in the report.
- 05
Retain your baseline
Keep the report for personal comparison if you choose to repeat the assessment later.
A common comparison
Blood biomarkers or epigenetic testing?
Both approaches estimate aspects of biological aging, but they analyze different signals. They should not be treated as interchangeable - or as diagnostic tests.
QuestionRoutine blood-biomarker approachEpigenetic testing
What is analyzed?
Patterns across routine clinical-chemistry and blood-count biomarkers.
DNA methylation patterns at selected sites across the genome.
What is needed?
A compatible blood report containing at least 28 supported biomarkers.
Usually a dedicated blood, saliva or cheek-swab sample, depending on the test.
Can existing results be used?
Potentially, if the report is recent and contains compatible markers, units and details.
Usually not; the provider generally requires a new sample collected for its assay.
What may the report show?
Estimated biological age, biomarker impact, organ-health perspectives and lifestyle guidance.
An epigenetic-age or pace-of-aging estimate; additional outputs vary considerably by clock and provider.
Indicative cost
From THB 5,000 when compatible laboratory results are available.
From THB 25,000 in Thailand, reflecting the dedicated collection and specialist DNA-methylation assay.
Turnaround time
Potentially faster once a complete, compatible blood report has been provided; current timing is confirmed before purchase.
Often longer because a new sample must be collected and processed by a specialist laboratory, sometimes with international shipping.
How practical is repeat testing?
Repeatable using comparable laboratory panels and testing conditions.
Repeatable, but comparison is most meaningful with the same clock, assay and sample type.
What can influence the result?
Current metabolic, inflammatory, liver, kidney and blood-cell patterns among the included markers.
Methylation patterns associated with age and exposures; interpretation depends on the clock used.
Is it diagnostic?
No. It is a lifestyle-oriented model, not a medical diagnosis.
No. A commercial epigenetic-age result is not itself a medical diagnosis.
Which approach is better?
Neither is universally superior. A routine blood-biomarker assessment may suit someone seeking an accessible lifestyle overview using familiar laboratory data. Epigenetic testing may suit someone specifically interested in a DNA-methylation-based estimate. Results from different methods should not be expected to match.
Evidence & limitations
A model is useful only when its limits are understood.
Biological-aging clocks are statistical models developed from population data. Different clocks use different inputs and may produce different estimates for the same person. A result can be affected by the completeness and quality of the submitted laboratory data.
- A lifestyle assessment, not a diagnostic test
- Does not diagnose, prevent or treat any condition
- More useful as a personal baseline than as a score to chase
- Trends require comparable testing conditions and appropriate intervals
ImagineHealth's role
Explore the aging-measurement evidence ImagineHealth facilitates access to the assessment. We do not interpret the report or provide medical consultation based on its findings. Questions about symptoms, health conditions, medication or medical decisions should be directed to an appropriately qualified physician.
Indicative price
Blood-based biological-age assessment
Using compatible existing laboratory results