If you have the results for the following blood tests, you can use them to calculate an estimate of your ‘biological age’.
We don’t fully understand what these results mean, so don’t take your biological age too seriously—and while it’s fun to run this if you already have access to the blood results needed, I wouldn’t bother going out and getting these tests done just for this. I’ve got a YouTube video on the way explaining more about biological age, so please subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss it!
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This calculator allows you to work out your ‘phenotypic age’ (or PhenoAge for short) as described in Levine et al. 2018.
This webpage is currently in beta so if you spot any mistakes please contact Andrew Steele or, even better, raise an issue or make a pull request at github.com/ajsteele/bioage.
Privacy
This website never stores your data. You can only access previous results by bookmarking the URL provided, and the results are stored in the URL ‘anchor’ (the bit after the # symbol) which is never transmitted to the server—all the calculations are done locally in your web browser.