Quick Facts
- Sample: Blood and urine
- Fasting: 12–14 hours required
- Turn-around: 3-5 business days
Benefits
- Comprehensive aging assessment - 16 specialized tests with 42 biomarkers
- Early detection - Identify age-related health risks before symptoms appear
- Convenient testing - No doctor referral needed, visit nearby labs
- Fast results - Secure online results within 3-5 days
- Evidence-based insights - Support targeted interventions and lifestyle changes
- Complete privacy - HIPAA-compliant processing and encrypted transactions
Who Is This Test For?
- Men seeking proactive aging management and longevity optimization
- Individuals experiencing unexplained fatigue, mood changes, or energy concerns
- Health-conscious men wanting baseline measurements for anti-aging protocols
- Those monitoring therapeutic interventions or supplement effectiveness
- Men interested in comprehensive cardiovascular and metabolic risk assessment
- Anyone wanting to establish longitudinal health tracking for aging markers
How It Works – Just 3 Steps
- Order online - Purchase your test and receive lab orders instantly
- Visit a lab - Go to any LabCorp or Quest location near you
- Get results - Access secure results online within 3-5 business days
FAQ
What makes this an "extreme" anti-aging panel? This comprehensive panel includes 16 specialized tests measuring 42 biomarkers across multiple aging pathways including inflammation, hormones, and metabolism.
Do I need a doctor's referral for this test? No doctor referral is required. You can order directly online and visit participating labs with your printed orders.
How long should I fast before testing? Fast for 12-14 hours before testing to ensure accurate glucose and lipid measurements. Maintain hydration with water only.
Can I share results with my doctor? Yes, you can easily print, save, or forward your results to your healthcare provider for consultation and treatment planning.
What if my results show abnormal values? Consult with a healthcare provider to interpret results in context of your health history and develop appropriate intervention strategies.
More Details
What is the purpose of this test?
This comprehensive panel evaluates crucial aging markers including blood sugar levels, inflammatory responses, fatty acid profiles, and hormonal concentrations to provide insights into your body's aging process (Walk-In Lab). The test enables early detection and prevention of age-related diseases through comprehensive metabolic and hormonal assessment, supporting the growing field of anti-aging medicine that aims to improve quality of life through proactive healthcare interventions.
Who would benefit from this test?
Health-conscious men seeking proactive aging management, individuals experiencing fatigue or energy concerns, and those wanting baseline measurements for anti-aging interventions benefit most from this panel. The test is particularly valuable for men experiencing unexplained mood changes, energy level concerns, or metabolic dysfunction that may relate to hormonal imbalances. It also supports evidence-based decision-making for lifestyle modifications, supplementation protocols, and targeted medical interventions.
When should I order this test?
Order this test for annual health assessments, when experiencing unexplained fatigue or mood changes, before starting anti-aging protocols, or as recommended by healthcare providers for preventive screening. The panel is ideal for establishing baseline measurements before implementing therapeutic interventions or for monitoring the effectiveness of existing anti-aging treatments. Consider testing if you're concerned about cardiovascular risk factors or want comprehensive metabolic evaluation.
How do I interpret the results?
Results should be reviewed with healthcare providers who can assess individual biomarker patterns, identify deficiencies or imbalances, and recommend appropriate interventions based on comprehensive analysis. Normal reference ranges are provided for each biomarker, though interpretation should consider individual health status and risk factors.
Inflammatory markers (CRP)
- What it means: Elevated levels indicate 2–3x higher cardiovascular risk
- Typical action: Anti-inflammatory interventions, lifestyle changes
Hormonal balance (Testosterone, DHEA-S)
- What it means: Low levels may affect energy, mood, and muscle mass
- Typical action: Hormone optimization therapy, lifestyle modifications
Metabolic markers (Glucose, HbA1c)
- What it means: Elevated levels suggest diabetes risk
- Typical action: Dietary changes, exercise, medical evaluation
Nutritional status (Vitamin D)
- What it means: Deficiency affects 20% of adults, increases mortality risk
- Typical action: Supplementation, increased sun exposure
Elevated C-reactive protein levels indicate 2-3 times higher cardiovascular risk compared to individuals with low levels (American Heart Association).
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 12-14 hours before testing to ensure accurate glucose and lipid measurements. Discontinue biotin supplements 72 hours prior to testing to prevent interference with certain assays. Avoid strenuous exercise 24 hours before sample collection, as this can affect hormone and inflammatory marker levels. Maintain regular medication schedules unless specifically advised otherwise by healthcare providers.
How often should I get tested?
- Preventive screening (healthy adults): Annually
- Monitoring anti-aging interventions: Every 6 months
- Abnormal results requiring follow-up: Every 3–6 months
- Hormone replacement therapy monitoring: Every 3–6 months
Why early detection matters
Early detection enables intervention before age-related diseases become symptomatic and harder to treat. Approximately 12.9% of men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, highlighting the importance of hormonal and cancer screening components in aging assessments (SEER Cancer Statistics). Vitamin D deficiency affects nearly 20% of middle-aged adults and correlates with 38% increased all-cause mortality risk, supporting the clinical value of comprehensive nutritional assessments (PubMed).
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