Both involve blood tests. The similarity ends there.
| Standard check-up | Reset Longevity | |
|---|---|---|
| Markers measured | ~20 | 90+ plus imaging and function |
| Lipid assessment | Total and LDL cholesterol | ApoB, Lp(a), particle number |
| Glucose assessment | Fasting glucose | Insulin, HOMA-IR, HbA1c, 14-day CGM |
| Fitness | Not measured | Directly measured VO2 max |
| Body composition | Weight and BMI | Lean mass, visceral fat, segmental analysis |
| Interpretation | Flags out-of-range values | Panel review; trends and interactions |
| Output | A report | A protocol, a named physician, weekly contact |
| Follow-up | Next year | Re-test at 12 weeks; annual reassessment |
Interpretation, not flagging
A check-up tells you whether a value sits inside a reference range built from the population that walks into laboratories — which is not a healthy population. We look at the trend, at how systems interact, and at what is drifting inside the range. That is where almost all early disease lives.
Action, and honesty
A programme ends with a re-test, which is the part that can prove us wrong. We publish what moved and what did not. Some markers are stubborn; some patients respond to training more than to anything we could prescribe. You will hear that from us directly.
Thirty-five years behind it
The longevity practice grew out of an established surgical and regenerative clinic, not the other way round. The theatres, imaging, laboratory relationships and international patient team were already here.