Up to 10 million data points. One clear picture of you.
Blood, gut, DNA, cancer screening, your Cellular BioBand, Cellular BioScales and how you feel, all connected and monitored together to show what your peptide is really doing to your body.
Your blood tells the clearest story.
From heart and hormones to liver, kidneys, inflammation and nutrients, your blood shows exactly how your peptide is affecting you. Collected at home by a phlebotomist and processed in CAP-accredited laboratories.
A complete map of your gut.
KnowMyGut sequencing reads more than ten million fragments of DNA in a single sample to show the bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites living in your gut, and what they are doing. EatIQ adds how you react to more than 280 foods.
Early signals, before symptoms.
A single blood test that looks for signals of up to 75 types of cancer, many with no symptoms at all. Because some peptides encourage growth, knowing your starting point matters.
Why your body responds the way it does.
Your genes shape how you respond to food, exercise and medicines. DNA testing helps explain why the same peptide affects two people so differently.
Your body, watched every minute.
The Cellular BioBand is a cellular body monitoring device worn day and night. It tracks your heart, sleep, oxygen, temperature, activity and stress, and connects to glucose monitoring for a continuous blood sugar trend.
Lose fat, not muscle.
Cellular BioScales measure your body composition in detail, sending around twenty data feeds a day so you can see whether you are losing fat or losing muscle.
The data only you can give.
Quick daily check-ins capture how you feel, any side effects, your mood, your injection sites and what you have taken, so every change in your body can be linked to the right cause.
Every data point, on one record, all at the same time.
Most services look at one part of you. We connect everything, so a change in your blood can be matched with your sleep, your muscle, your gut and what you have taken. That is how we see what your peptide is really doing.