InsideTracker is a revolutionary approach to personal health, placing the power of knowledge directly into the hands of individuals.
The at-home test collects comprehensive data from a range of sources: blood biomarkers (analyzing up to 48 distinct metrics spanning health categories such as heart health, cognition, and metabolism), genetic data through DNA testing, and real-time data from wearables like fitness trackers and smartwatches, offering a holistic perspective with science-backed, hyper-personalized recommendations.
Compared to traditional in-person testing, InsideTracker offers a level of convenience and integration that’s hard to match. While in-person tests typically give a snapshot of certain health parameters at a given time, InsideTracker not only provides these snapshots but contextualizes them with a broader picture, linking daily habits, genetic predispositions, and more.
InsideTracker, being a reputable platform, ensures that its tests are of high quality and reliability by partnering with CLIA and CAP-approved labs. The data from blood samples, being a direct measure, is inherently precise. When paired with the platform’s sophisticated algorithms that provide personalized recommendations based on this data, users can be confident in the insights and advice they receive.
“Knowing one’s biological age gives great insight into where a person or patient is at on their personal health timeline,” says Michael A. Rosen, an internist, and nephrologist. “InsideTracker provides an effective tool that helps patients move the needle towards improved health outcomes and enhances their quality of life.”
These insights enable users to regularly adjust and optimize their diets, workout regimens, supplement intake, and overall lifestyle. This isn’t just about living longer; it’s about enhancing the quality of those years, ensuring that you continue doing what you love, with vitality and zest, for as long as possible.
Just keep in mind, as with all at-home tests, it’s important to view InsideTracker’s findings as supplementary1 to advice from healthcare professionals, ensuring an informed approach to well-being.
