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I recently found an app called Humanity that connects to Apple Health and a few other apps and determines your biological age (Premium paid subscription) as well if you are aging faster or slower than your chronological age based on a set of metrics form lifestyle choices (Basic app)

Each day you get a score based on things such as sleep duration, fasting duration, movement, steps, mediation, and similar factors. The higher the score, the slower you age. 

Since I downloaded it a few weeks ago, I have been maintaining 75 to 90 each day, but the aging speed is reporting as "Fast". It says that over the past 30 days (longer than I have had the app) my score was 62, and that the goal was to keep it above 50 with a goal of 75. 

It has a place to upload test results, but does not ask about things like Resveratrol, MNM, or other supplements. 

Has anyone else used this and is the premium subscription with the $11.99 per month that they want to charge. 


If you haven't tested, how do you know you are getting the results that you wanted?
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MJClark wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 1:50 pm I recently found an app called Humanity that connects to Apple Health and a few other apps and determines your biological age (Premium paid subscription) as well if you are aging faster or slower than your chronological age based on a set of metrics form lifestyle choices (Basic app)

Each day you get a score based on things such as sleep duration, fasting duration, movement, steps, mediation, and similar factors. The higher the score, the slower you age. 

Since I downloaded it a few weeks ago, I have been maintaining 75 to 90 each day, but the aging speed is reporting as "Fast". It says that over the past 30 days (longer than I have had the app) my score was 62, and that the goal was to keep it above 50 with a goal of 75. 

It has a place to upload test results, but does not ask about things like Resveratrol, MNM, or other supplements. 

Has anyone else used this and is the premium subscription with the $11.99 per month that they want to charge. 

 
I think an app like this is a great idea. Who knows? Maybe ABS could one day develop one. I think the one you describe is using information from 10 years ago and doesn't take the many many antiaging tools we now have at our disposal.
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That would be a cool idea.
An AliveByScience Humanity App determining Biological / Chronological Age by way off but not limited to use of all there anti-aging products..
Leave it to you Jocko to run it past the team..
That would add to and greatly compliment the forum and website.  🤔
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MJClark wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 1:50 pm I recently found an app called Humanity that connects to Apple Health and a few other apps and determines your biological age (Premium paid subscription) as well if you are aging faster or slower than your chronological age based on a set of metrics form lifestyle choices (Basic app)

Each day you get a score based on things such as sleep duration, fasting duration, movement, steps, mediation, and similar factors. The higher the score, the slower you age. 

Since I downloaded it a few weeks ago, I have been maintaining 75 to 90 each day, but the aging speed is reporting as "Fast". It says that over the past 30 days (longer than I have had the app) my score was 62, and that the goal was to keep it above 50 with a goal of 75. 

It has a place to upload test results, but does not ask about things like Resveratrol, MNM, or other supplements. 

Has anyone else used this and is the premium subscription with the $11.99 per month that they want to charge. 

 
A better bioage test would be a blood test looking for certain measurements like systemic inflammation, testosterone levels, glucose, cholesterol, etc.  Insidetracker.com has one called the InnerAge test.  I've taken it for the past 4 years and highly recommend it.  Exercise, fasting, and sleep are all good to know but difficult to measure in regards to longevity.
 
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jocko6889 wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 2:22 amA better bioage test would be a blood test looking for certain measurements like systemic inflammation, testosterone levels, glucose, cholesterol, etc.  Insidetracker.com has one called the InnerAge test.  I've taken it for the past 4 years and highly recommend it.  Exercise, fasting, and sleep are all good to know but difficult to measure in regards to longevity.


 



 
 I have been contemplating the tests from Insidetracker. Howe often do you get tested and do you just go with the Innerage 2.0 and if so, is it worth the $179 per test? 
 
 
If you haven't tested, how do you know you are getting the results that you wanted?
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MJClark wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 2:53 pm
jocko6889 wrote: Thu Feb 10, 2022 2:22 amA better bioage test would be a blood test looking for certain measurements like systemic inflammation, testosterone levels, glucose, cholesterol, etc.  Insidetracker.com has one called the InnerAge test.  I've taken it for the past 4 years and highly recommend it.  Exercise, fasting, and sleep are all good to know but difficult to measure in regards to longevity.


 




 
 I have been contemplating the tests from Insidetracker. Howe often do you get tested and do you just go with the Innerage 2.0 and if so, is it worth the $179 per test? 
 
 

 
I get tested with the Innerage 2.0 test annually.  Yes it's worth the money but google "insidetracker coupon code" (or promo code) and they usually have a coupon worth $25 or more off the regular price.  Pay particular attention to the hs-CRP test as this could be an indicator of the amount of systemic inflammation and possible amount of cellular senescence.  This number should go down after 5 months on fisetin.
 
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Thanks Jocko I need to check this out further...
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