Body Evolve

Body Evolve

Regular price NT$ 13,800
Sale price NT$ 13,800 Regular price NT$ 15,800
Unit price
This test is collected by: Blood
The program includes

｜Inspection Services

68 items of six major system tests X1

Free choice of single test

• NT$2,000 Area 1

• NT$3,800 Area 1

• NT$5,800 Area 1

｜Digital Services

Digital Health Integration Report

Inventory of six major system functions and risk analysis

Health supplement recommendations

Personalized life adjustment strategies

60 minutes Consultant Report Interpretation and Q&A

68
Functional Biomarkers
6
Body Systems Covered
100
Day Support Plan

Program Insights

Why is it recommended to choose body evolution for the "first test"?

Many people want to do a test for the first time, but don’t know where to start. In fact, the most efficient way is:

✅ "First establish the overall situation, then accurately strengthen it", just like opening the navigation map first, so as to find out where you are stuck and which direction to go

From understanding to strengthening, creating an action plan to upgrade your body

  • Systematic Inventory: A comprehensive overview of the six systems (nutrition, metabolism, cardiovascular, detoxification, immunity, and endocrine) to clarify potential risks and sources of imbalance
  • Strategic reinforcement: The consultant will select 3 indicators that are most worth strengthening from multiple single tests based on your goals and physical condition (for example: mitochondrial metabolism, heavy metals, cancer risk, allergies, stress response, etc.)
  • Immediate action plan: Based on the test results and the consultant's advice, develop a personal plan for nutritional supplements + lifestyle strategies to avoid taking the wrong supplements, eating the wrong food, and wasting time

Body Evolve

Allows you to select the key signals you need to know based on your body and goals

Who is suitable for physical evolution?

  • I have a normal health checkup but still feel unwell. I want to find out if it is related to nutrition, hormones or chronic inflammation.
  • Poor sleep, mood swings, allergies, gastrointestinal problems, or chronic fatigue
  • Have clear health goals (gain muscle and reduce fat, prepare for pregnancy, improve mental/physical performance, etc.) and need further data guidance
  • Want to establish more "decision-making evidence" and personalized supplement plans for your health strategy

5 Steps，Get a new you

1

After Purchase

Blood Draw

Blood: Visit a collection site
Urine / Stool: At-home sample collection

2

Within 10 Business Days

Review Your Digital Report

Your digital report includes a full analysis of your results, along with your consultant's assessment of key risk areas and a personalized improvement strategy

3

By Appointment

Consultant Walkthrough

Redeem your 60-min 1-on-1 online session
Your consultant explains your data and guides your next steps

4

90-Day Action Plan

Ongoing Check-Ins

Follow your eat · supplement · move · sleep plan
Complete auto-sent check-in forms and message your consultant anytime on LINE

Goal

Day 100

Receive Your Progress Report

Complete all 4 check-in milestones
and receive your personalized outcomes report

What's Different

General Check-up vs Functional Medicine

General Health Check

✕ Detects illness — not optimal health
✕ Numbers
✕  but no next steps
✕ Misses early dysfunction
✕ No personalized guidance
✕ No big-picture or trend tracking

Body Decode

✓ Go beyond "normal" — identify optimal levels and trends
✓ Turn complex data into clear
✓  personalized actions
✓ 68 biomarkers exposing hidden imbalances
✓ Ongoing support with 90-day follow-up · 100-day report
✓ Track your progress with cumulative digital records
EN ∨
My Report
My Report
Optimal Caution Alert
Nutrition
›
Metabolism›
Cardiovascular›
Detox›
Endocrine›
Immune›

Health Risk Analysis

Your Risk Areas

Recommended follow-up in 3–4 months

Based on your six system biomarkers, some values deviate from functional medicine optimal ranges. Please consult your advisor and follow your personalized plan, then retest in 3–4 months.

My Action Plan

Supplements
Diet
Exercise
Stress
Sleep
Other Tips
← Nutrition
Optimal Caution Alert

This round — Vitamin D3: significant improvement, but still below optimal

Micronutrients

Vitamin D3 Vitamin D3
21.4
Optimal 50~80
ng/mL
ng/mL
›
Vitamin B12Vitamin B12
1175
Optimal 800~1200
pg/mL
pg/mL
Folate (B9)Folate
15.9
Optimal 10~26.8
ng/mL
ng/mL
FerritinFerritin
21.69
Optimal 50~150
ng/mL
ng/mL
CoQ10CoQ10
81.8
Optimal 150~240
ug/dL
ug/dL
← Vitamin D3
Optimal Caution Alert

Trend Chart

1309060300
80 50 12.4 18.4 21.4
2022
11-012025
04-1512-17
Test Records Optimal 50~80
Date Value Note
2025-12-1721.4
2025-04-1518.4
2022-11-0112.4

Digital Report

Your Health Data, Always Tracked

It doesn't end after one visit. Every retest, your data accumulates automatically — so you can clearly see how each biomarker has improved or changed over time.

  • Six System Tabs: Nutrition, Metabolism, Cardiovascular, Detox, Endocrine, and Immune — each presented independently for clarity
  • Functional Medicine Optimal Ranges: Every biomarker is color-coded (Optimal / Reminder / Alert) for instant readability
  • Trend Line Charts: Past results are linked automatically — no manual data entry needed
  • Traditional Chinese / English: Full bilingual support, designed for global Chinese-speaking communities

Nutrition(17)

Check what your cells are running on — absorption, storage, and reserves.

Micronutrients

Supports muscle and bone health plus immune function and blood sugar regulation Vitamin D3Vitamin D3
Key for nerve health and red blood cell production Vitamin B12Vitamin B12
Reflects iron storage — core marker for anemia risk FerritinFerritin
Essential for DNA synthesis and red blood cell formation FolateFolate
Fuels cellular energy production and protects against oxidative damage Coenzyme Q10Coenzyme Q10

Methylation

Reflects folate and B12 metabolism — elevated levels signal cardiovascular risk HomocysteineHomocysteine

Electrolytes

Essential for nerve signaling and muscle contraction and bone strength CalciumCalcium
Regulates fluid balance and nerve signals and blood pressure SodiumSodium
Keeps heart rhythm and muscle function and pH balance in check PotassiumPotassium
Powers energy metabolism and muscle relaxation and enzyme reactions MagnesiumMagnesium

Blood Formation

Total RBC count — used to assess anemia and oxygen delivery Red Blood CellsRBC
Oxygen-carrying protein in blood — core marker for anemia HemoglobinHb
Proportion of red cells in blood — flags dehydration or anemia HematocritHCT
Average red cell size — helps identify the type of anemia Mean Corpuscular VolumeMCV
How much hemoglobin is packed into each red cell Mean Corpuscular HemoglobinMCH
Hemoglobin concentration per red cell — helps pinpoint anemia cause MCH ConcentrationMCHC
Size variation in red cells — can signal nutritional gaps or inflammation Red Cell Distribution WidthRDW

Metabolism(7)

How efficiently is your engine running? Blood sugar control and digestive enzyme output.

Blood Sugar

Baseline check for blood sugar control and diabetes risk Fasting GlucoseAC Sugar
3-month average blood sugar — the gold standard for diabetes monitoring HbA1cHbA1c
Reveals pancreatic function and early insulin resistance Fasting InsulinInsulin
Calculated score for insulin sensitivity and diabetes risk HOMA-IRHOMA-IR

Digestive Enzymes

Checks pancreatic function and starch digestion AmylaseAmylase
Evaluates fat digestion and pancreatic health LipaseLipase
Reflects stomach acid output and gut function GastrinGastrin

Cardiovascular(8)

Keep the pipes clear — oxygen and nutrients flowing where they need to go.

Lipid Panel

Overall lipid health — starting point for cardiovascular risk assessment Total CholesterolTC
The good cholesterol that clears excess fat from your arteries HDLHDL
The bad cholesterol — high levels speed up artery hardening LDLLDL
Fat in the bloodstream — elevated levels raise heart and pancreas risk TriglyceridesTG
Ratio for predicting arterial hardening risk Atherogenic IndexTC/HDL
Reflects insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome Cardiac Risk RatioTG/HDL
Emerging marker for hidden cardiovascular risk Remnant CholesterolRemnant Cholesterol

Clotting

Blood cells responsible for clotting and stopping bleeding PlateletPlatelet

Detox(22)

Find the blockages — where waste builds up and how liver and kidneys are holding up.

Liver Function

Liver cell health marker — also reflects oxidative stress and tissue repair ASTAST
More liver-specific than AST — key indicator of liver cell integrity ALTALT
Tied to liver health and bile duct and bone conditions Alkaline PhosphataseAlk-P
Sensitive to alcohol and drug load — tracks liver detox capacity GGTrGT
Protein made by the liver — reflects nutrition and synthesis function AlbuminAlbumin
Broad immune and inflammation marker in blood GlobulinGlobulin
Albumin-to-globulin ratio — flags liver or kidney dysfunction A/G RatioA/G Ratio
Calculated score for estimating liver fibrosis progression FIB-4FIB-4
Antioxidant enzyme that clears free radicals and reflects the integrity of the cellular antioxidant system Glutathione PeroxidaseGSHPx

Kidney Function

Nitrogen waste from protein breakdown — reflects kidney and metabolic function BUNBUN
Muscle metabolism waste product — used to assess kidney clearance CreatinineCreatinine
Estimated kidney filtration rate — used to stage chronic kidney disease eGFReGFR
Purine byproduct — elevated levels signal gout or kidney stress Uric AcidUric Acid
More sensitive than creatinine for early kidney dysfunction detection Cystatin CCystatin C

Inflammation

Detects underlying inflammation and tissue damage or chronic infection ESRESR
High-sensitivity marker for cardiovascular risk and systemic inflammation hsCRPhsCRP

Autoimmunity

Screens for autoimmune activity or immune system imbalance ANAANA
Flags autoimmune activity — especially relevant for rheumatoid arthritis Rheumatoid FactorRA Factor

Energy Utilization

Widely distributed enzyme — elevated levels point to tissue damage or tumor activity LDHLDH
Muscle enzyme — used to diagnose muscle injury or cardiac events CKCK

Hormones(8)

Is your command center balanced? Hormones and stress response at a glance.

Endocrine Panel

Master regulator of thyroid — affects energy and metabolism and stress response TSHTSH
Active thyroid hormone — reflects metabolic rate and thyroid output Free T4Free T4
Supports energy and muscle health and bone density plus mood and cognition TestosteroneTestosterone
Key for tissue repair and hormonal balance and metabolic health EstradiolEstradiol E2
Balances hormones and stabilizes mood — also has anti-inflammatory effects ProgesteroneProgesterone P4
Adrenal precursor hormone — marker for adrenal reserve and aging DHEA-SDHEA-S
The stress hormone — regulates blood sugar and immunity and the stress response CortisolCortisol
Sensitive marker for neuroendocrine balance and stress-related immune shifts ProlactinProlactin

Immune(8)

Your defense system — white blood cell breakdown and early cancer surveillance.

White Blood Cell Differential

Total white cell count — overall immune defense status WBCWBC
First responders to bacterial infection and acute inflammation NeutrophilNeutrophil
Ratio reflecting immune balance and viral infection status Lymphocyte %Lymphocyte %
Absolute lymphocyte count — baseline immune capacity Lymphocyte CountLymphocyte Count
Involved in tissue repair — elevated levels may suggest hidden inflammation MonocyteMonocyte
Responds to parasites and allergic reactions EosinophilEosinophil
Rare white cell involved in allergic responses and histamine release BasophilBasophil

Cancer Surveillance

Sensitive early marker for abnormal cell proliferation or cancerous changes TPATPA

Superman Exclusive Markers(4)

In-depth assessment of male vitality core and antioxidant defense.

Testosterone Profile

The protein-unbound, biologically active form of testosterone; a key marker for muscle synthesis, energy, and libido. Free TestosteroneFree Testosterone
Includes free and albumin-bound testosterone, representing the total amount of androgen readily available for tissue use. Bioavailable TestosteroneBioavailable Testosterone
A transport protein that regulates sex hormone levels; high levels can limit free testosterone availability. SHBGSHBG

Vitamin C

Essential antioxidant nutrient that supports collagen synthesis, immune function, and protects against stress-induced oxidative damage. Vitamin CVitamin C

FAQs

I’ll just wait until I’m older to worry about it.

I'm already taking supplements — isn't that enough?

Where do I go for my blood draw?

I don't have any obvious symptoms — do I really need this many tests?

Do I need to book my own blood draw appointment?

I get an annual company health checkup — do I still need Body Decode or Other tests?

How do I choose which single tests to add on? What if I pick the wrong ones?

When will my report be ready? How do I book my consultant session?

What is the 60-Min Online Consultant Session?

How often do you recommend I do tests?