Your report
Created 18 January 2026
Your body's a few years ahead
The markers are looking good. Solid foundation.
Sam, your results show a strong overall picture - your metabolic health, inflammatory markers, and fitness are all in a very good place. The main area to work on is your lipid profile. Your LDL and ApoB are above optimal, but I would describe this as suboptimal rather than something that needs urgent medical attention - it's an area where the dietary and supplement changes in your plan can make a meaningful difference over time. One small nuance worth noting: your total testosterone appears high, but this is partly an artefact of your elevated SHBG. Your free testosterone - the portion your body can actually use - is entirely normal, which is still a healthy finding for your goals. The sleep and nutrition recommendations here are well-targeted and realistic, and I'd encourage you to start with whichever feels most manageable.
Insights
Your strengths
A healthy hormonal profile that supports your goals
Your hormonal profile is in a healthy place for your goals. Your total testosterone reads at 30.3 nmol/L, which appears above the standard reference r...
Strong cardiovascular fitness with room to reach the next tier
Your VO2 max of 54 ml/kg/min places you in the Good fitness category for your age, just 1 ml/kg/min short of the Excellent threshold. This level of ca...
Needs attention
Cholesterol is elevated despite strong metabolic health
Your metabolic markers are in excellent shape - low inflammation, healthy triglycerides, and strong insulin sensitivity. But your LDL cholesterol and ...
Healthy sleep duration, but irregular timing is limiting recovery
You're sleeping a healthy 7 hours 34 minutes on average, which provides a solid base for physical recovery. The issue is consistency. Your sleep consi...
Your body is primed to build muscle - it just needs the right stimulus
Your training base is predominantly road cycling and running, with some hiking - and it shows in your cardiovascular fitness. But building muscle requ...
Your recommendations
Here are a couple of things we recommend you focus on until your next blood test
The data we looked at
Blood test
15 Jan 2026
Biomarkers
71
Wearables
17 Oct - 15 Jan 2026