Quick Facts
- Sample: Blood draw and urine collection
- Fasting: 12-hour fast required
- Turn-around time: 3-5 days. May take longer based on weather, holiday, or lab delays.
Benefits
- Comprehensive aging assessment - 23 key biomarkers in one convenient panel
- Early detection advantage - Identify age-related changes before symptoms appear
- Direct access convenience - No doctor referral or insurance pre-authorization needed
- Cost-effective solution - 60-80% savings compared to traditional hospital testing
- Personalized insights - Results help guide targeted anti-aging interventions
- Nationwide accessibility - Available at 4,500+ patient service centers
Who Is This Test For?
- Women over 40 seeking proactive health monitoring
- Those experiencing unexplained fatigue or hormonal symptoms
- Individuals with family history of age-related diseases
- Women considering or monitoring hormone replacement therapy
- Health-conscious individuals implementing anti-aging strategies
- Anyone wanting baseline measurements for future comparison
How It Works – Just 3 Steps
- Order online - Purchase your test and receive lab requisition instantly
- Visit lab center - Complete blood draw and urine collection at any participating location
- Get results - Access detailed results through secure online portal within 3-5 business days
FAQ
What biomarkers does this comprehensive panel measure? This panel analyzes 23 biomarkers including hormones (testosterone, estradiol, DHEA-S, progesterone), metabolic markers (glucose, insulin, HbA1c), inflammation indicators (high-sensitivity CRP), thyroid function, lipid profiles, and complete blood analysis.
Do I need to prepare for this test? Yes, you must fast for 12 hours before your appointment, consuming only water during this period. Avoid alcohol for 24 hours and strenuous exercise before testing.
How accurate are the results for predicting aging? Blood-based aging biomarkers demonstrate C-index values of 0.778 for mortality prediction, representing 11% improvement over traditional age-based assessments (Nature Communications 2023).
Can I use these results with my doctor? Absolutely. The comprehensive report includes reference ranges and can be shared with healthcare providers knowledgeable in anti-aging medicine for interpretation and treatment planning.
What if my results show abnormal values? Abnormal results may indicate hormone deficiencies, inflammation, or metabolic dysfunction. Consider consulting with an endocrinologist or anti-aging specialist for further evaluation and intervention strategies.
How often should I repeat this test? Most experts recommend annual testing after age 40 for baseline monitoring, or every 6 months when implementing hormone therapy or significant lifestyle interventions.
More Details
What is the purpose of this test?
The Anti-Aging #4 Comprehensive Blood and Urine Test Panel measures 23 biomarkers across multiple physiological systems to assess biological aging processes and identify early signs of age-related decline. This extensive diagnostic evaluation analyzes hormonal balance, metabolic function, cardiovascular risk, inflammation markers, and organ function to provide insights into your aging trajectory before symptoms manifest (PMC Aging Research 2024).
The panel includes advanced testing for key aging indicators such as hormone levels, inflammatory markers like high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, metabolic health indicators including hemoglobin A1c, and comprehensive metabolic panels covering thyroid function and lipid profiles. This comprehensive approach enables early intervention strategies that can significantly impact long-term health outcomes.
Who would benefit from this test?
This comprehensive panel is particularly valuable for women aged 40 and above who want to understand their aging trajectory and implement evidence-based interventions to optimize healthspan and longevity. Adults experiencing unexplained fatigue, hormonal symptoms, or those with family history of age-related diseases would benefit significantly from this assessment.
The test is especially useful for individuals considering or currently undergoing hormone replacement therapy, as it provides baseline measurements and monitoring capabilities. Health-conscious consumers seeking direct-to-consumer laboratory services will find this panel offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility for proactive aging assessment (Walk-In Lab 2025).
When should I order the Anti-Aging #4 Comprehensive Blood and Urine Test Panel?
Order this panel annually for baseline monitoring after age 40, or every 6 months when implementing hormone therapy or significant lifestyle changes. Consider testing when experiencing symptoms suggesting hormonal imbalance, metabolic dysfunction, or unexplained changes in energy, mood, or physical well-being.
The test is particularly recommended before starting any anti-aging interventions to establish baseline values, and then periodically to monitor effectiveness of treatments. Early morning appointments are preferred due to natural hormone level variations throughout the day.
How do I interpret the results?
Results include reference ranges for each biomarker with age and gender-specific considerations where applicable. Values outside normal ranges are clearly flagged, with critical values requiring immediate medical attention clearly marked. However, reference ranges may not account for optimal aging values, which often differ from population averages.
Testosterone (women)
- Normal Range: 15–70 ng/dL
- Optimal for Anti-Aging: Upper third of range
- Action if Abnormal: Consider hormone evaluation
DHEA-S
- Normal Range: Age-adjusted ranges
- Optimal for Anti-Aging: Mid-to-upper range
- Action if Abnormal: Lifestyle changes or supplementation
High-sensitivity CRP
- Normal Range: Less than 3.0 mg/L
- Optimal for Anti-Aging: Less than 1.0 mg/L
- Action if Abnormal: Anti-inflammatory interventions
HbA1c (Hemoglobin A1c)
- Normal Range: 4.0–5.6%
- Optimal for Anti-Aging: Less than 5.0%
- Action if Abnormal: Metabolic optimization
Trending multiple tests over time provides more valuable information than single measurements for aging assessment.
Disclaimer: Reference ranges may vary by laboratory. Listed ranges are general guidelines and may differ from those used by the performing lab. Always consult your healthcare provider for interpretation.
Pre-test preparation
Fast for 12 hours prior to blood collection, consuming only water during this period. Avoid alcohol consumption for 24 hours before testing as it can affect liver function markers and lipid profiles. Continue taking prescribed medications unless specifically instructed otherwise by your healthcare provider.
Schedule the test for morning hours when possible, as hormone levels such as cortisol and testosterone show natural daily variation. Avoid strenuous exercise 24 hours before testing, as it can temporarily elevate certain biomarkers including inflammatory markers. Bring valid photo identification and your test confirmation number to the collection facility.
How often should I get tested?
- Baseline health screening (age 40+)
- Suggested interval: Annually
- Hormone replacement therapy monitoring
- Suggested interval: Every 3–6 months
- Active anti-aging interventions
- Suggested interval: Every 6 months
- High-risk factors present
- Suggested interval: Every 6 months
- Normal results, preventive monitoring
- Suggested interval: Every 12–18 months
Why early detection matters
Mortality rates among individuals aged 65+ have increased 4.5% annually from 2010-2024, with cardiovascular disease affecting 22% more elderly patients and diabetes-related deaths rising 25% (Aging Stats 2024). C-reactive protein levels show 40% correlation with accelerated aging outcomes, with elevated trajectories over 10 years associated with increased risk of cardiovascular events and cognitive decline.
Early identification of biomarker changes allows for timely interventions that can significantly slow aging processes. Hormone deficiency affects up to 40% of women over 45, while inflammatory markers can predict age-related disease risk years before symptoms appear. Proactive monitoring enables personalized prevention strategies rather than reactive treatment approaches.
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