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Metabolic Resilience
One blood sample. A deeper view of metabolic health and future disease risk.
Finger-prick blood sample, collected at home or in clinic.
Why
Metabolic health takes more than standard blood markers
Blood-based metabolomic profiling that combines molecular biomarkers with structured risk assessment and metabolic-health insights in a single analysis.
Standard blood tests give a valuable snapshot, but metabolic biology has many dimensions. Metabolic Resilience combines detailed molecular measurements with risk and metabolic-health outputs, for a broader picture of metabolic physiology today and health risk ahead.
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10-year chronic-disease risk
- Heart attack
- Ischemic stroke
- Type 2 diabetes
- Chronic kidney disease
- Fatty liver disease
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Metabolic health
- Metabolic Age
- Metabolic Resilience Score
- Lipid metabolism
- Fatty acid balance
- Glucose metabolism
- Amino acid metabolism
- Chronic inflammation
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Molecular biomarkers
- Lipids & lipoproteins
- Fatty acids
- Amino acids
- Glucose metabolism
- Inflammation (GlycA)
- Organ-related metabolic markers
What is measured
One sample. Many dimensions of metabolic biology.
The analysis spans the major metabolic pathways and clinically familiar markers, giving both broad context and molecular detail.
Lipids & lipoproteins
LDL-C, HDL-C, ApoB, ApoA1, triglycerides and detailed lipoprotein measures.Fatty acids
Omega-3, omega-6, DHA, PUFA, MUFA, SFA and related ratios.Amino acids
Branched-chain amino acids, alanine, glycine, histidine, isoleucine, leucine, valine and related signals.Glucose metabolism
Glucose and related metabolic signals.Inflammation
GlycA, an inflammation-related metabolic marker.Organ-related markers
Creatinine, albumin and additional metabolic measures.
What you get
From molecular data to a clearer metabolic picture
For the patient
- 10-year risk estimates for five chronic diseases
- Metabolic Age
- Metabolic Resilience Score
- A detailed metabolic biomarker profile
- A baseline to return to over time
For the clinician
- Broader metabolic context than isolated markers
- Structured risk information to support follow-up
- Detailed lipid, fatty-acid, amino-acid and inflammatory data
- Data to read alongside history, lifestyle and other findings
- A basis for longitudinal reassessment
How it works
A simple remote workflow, from sample to insight
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Collect
A small finger-prick blood sample, taken with the collection kit at home or in clinic. - 02
Analyse
The laboratory performs blood-based metabolomic profiling. - 03
Model
Molecular measurements are combined with metabolic-health and risk models. - 04
Review
Results are returned for interpretation and appropriate follow-up.
Clinical value
From measurement to meaningful follow-up
Metabolic Resilience adds a dynamic metabolic layer to preventive-health and longevity programmes. The value lies not only in the number of biomarkers, but in combining molecular detail, risk context and repeat measurement.
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Identify
Find metabolic patterns and areas of increased risk. - 02
Intervene
Use the wider clinical picture to personalise the next steps. - 03
Re-measure
Track relevant metabolic change over time.
Measure → Intervene → Re-measure → Verify
White-label opportunity
Your programme. Your brand. Our infrastructure.
Metabolic Resilience can be integrated into healthcare, longevity and preventive-health programmes as a branded or co-branded testing pathway, without building the laboratory infrastructure behind it.
- Branded test kits and packaging
- Integration into existing clinic or longevity programmes
- Remote sample collection
- Laboratory analysis
- A patient-facing experience in your name
- Results delivered into your preferred reporting environment
- Repeat testing and longitudinal programmes
Remote access
Sample collection at home, outside the clinic.Metabolic depth
Molecular profiling and risk context added to the patient journey.Longitudinal use
Repeat testing to follow change over time.
Limitations
Risk assessment is not diagnosis
A risk estimate does not mean that a person has, or will develop, a particular disease. Results should be read within the wider clinical context: medical history, symptoms, lifestyle, physical findings and other relevant investigations.
Metabolic Resilience supports, and does not replace, clinical assessment. Availability, intended use and regulatory status vary by market. Definitions and validation of Metabolic Age, the Metabolic Resilience Score and the risk outputs follow the applicable product documentation.
Contact
Thirty minutes, and you will know whether this fits your clinic.
Tell us how your clinic works today and which patients you see. We will go through the portfolio, what can be offered in your market, and what your team would need from us.