Which DNA aging test interests you the most?
COMPLETE AGE tells you how old you really are from a biological standpoint, and analyzes how fast or slow your body is currently aging on a cellular level. This test includes the PACE OF AGING test.
OMICm Age | How old is my body, biologically
Length of your Telomere
Pace of Aging
Weight Loss Response to Calorie Restriction
Alcohol’s affect on my DNA.
What smoking does to my biology.
Actionable results with custom guidance
Fitness Report
Risk of Disease + So Much More
Order your DNA test through our website. Your kit will arrive in 1-4 business days.
Provide a simple blood-prick with the kit provided. Send it back to us in the pre-paid mailer.
Your DNA will be analyzed in our state-of-the-art, CAP/CLIA accredited laboratory.
Your results will be available exclusively on the Milo Care Plus app.
Compare Tests For Your Aging Metrics
Your birthday and biology may be out of sync.
When cells break down & stop doing their job sooner than expected due to lifestyle, medical, and environmental factors that’s called ‘biological aging’.
Aging can initiate diseases - especially chronic diseases.
Many causes of biological aging can be traced back to ‘how well are my genes communicating with my cells?’
Includes the Mi-Pace biological pace of aging test
It acts like a speedometer for aging
Values above 1 are 'accelerated aging'
Values below 1 are 'slowed aging.'
Actionable results with custom guidance
The primary algorithm offered in PACE is the Dunedin Pace of Aging algorithm (Dunedin PACE); developed through more than five decades of research, and trained on longitudinal phenotypic data.
The length of telomeres can provide valuable insights into various aspects of cellular health and aging.
Cellular Aging
Disease Risk
Response to Treatment
Stress and Lifestyle Impact
Longevity
Telomeres are the protective caps found at the ends of chromosomes in cells.
They serve to protect the genetic material within the chromosomes from deterioration and from fusion with neighboring chromosomes
Telomeres play a crucial role in cell division and aging.
As cells divide, their telomeres gradually shorten, which can contribute to the aging process and various age-related diseases.
Pace vs Biological Age
Of our two testing options, COMPLETE AGE offers the most comprehensive and in-depth look at various, biological elements of aging.
COMPLETE AGE is the go-to kit for anti-aging enthusiasts who want a comprehensive look at their baseline aging metrics, as well as in-depth analysis of specific, age-related biomarkers.
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Discover your biological age through the most advanced and predictive aging algorithm ever created; OMICm Age, developed in partnership with Harvard University.
OMICm Age is exciting healthcare providers and patients alike because it provides novel insights into the reasons why someone is experiencing advanced aging. Older analysis was limited in the nature of only being able to determine if a patient's age and biological aging was accelerated or decelerated. Now we can not only tell you your biological age, but also what is most likely contributing to an age acceleration!
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Your OMICm Biological Age
Your Risk of Death
Your Risk of Stroke, Cancer, Congenital Heart Disease, COPD, Depression, and Type II Diabetes
Your Methylation Risk Scores for Various Proteins
Your Methylation Risk Scores for Various Metabolites
Your Methylation Risk Scores for Clinical Biomarkers
PLUS- Discover whether your methylation risk scores for various, multi-omic measurements are correlated with a higher or lower biological age. This report also calculates what your risk of death and disease would be if your biological age increases or decreases by one to several years.
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Discover how old you are really, with our Biological Age report. These results include your overall, biological age (Intrinsic Age), as well as the age of your immune system (Extrinsic Age).
Our Biological Age report uses 2nd and 3rd generation, scientific algorithms to analyze your DNA methylation and deliver the most accurately predictive results currently available.
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