14 cancer markers, tracked over time

Across Asia, roughly 1 in 4 people will develop cancer in their lifetime. But cancer doesn't show up overnight — the data leaves clues long before symptoms do.

We bundle 14 tumor markers in a single draw, covering the cancers most common across Asian populations: colorectal, liver, pancreas, lung, nasopharyngeal, breast, prostate, ovarian, and gastric. Test regularly and you build your own personal baseline — you're not just looking at a number, you're watching whether it's quietly drifting, year over year, in a direction you should know about.

Memory still feels fine — but the data sees it 10 years earlier

Alzheimer's isn't a disease that starts in old age. The changes in your brain can quietly begin in your 40s. Asia is aging faster than any other region in the world, and dementia care is becoming something nearly every family will eventually face.

p-tau217 is currently the most sensitive blood-based Alzheimer's marker available, with accuracy at AUC 0.93–0.96. It can detect early changes up to 10 years before symptoms appear — easier to access than a PET scan, and far less invasive than a lumbar puncture.

If dementia runs in your family, if your memory feels off but routine checkups come back clean, if you've already been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), or if you simply want to establish a brain-health baseline starting at 40 — this test was built for you.

ADD-ON p-tau217 Alzheimer's Blood Screening

Living to 85 is the easy part. Living well is the hard one.

Asia is now home to some of the longest life expectancies on the planet — but a long life doesn't automatically mean a healthy one. Metabolic imbalance is where chronic disease begins, and chronic disease is the breeding ground for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and dementia.

For a lot of people, the last 10 years of life are spent in a hospital bed and on a stack of prescriptions. We're guessing that's not how you want yours to go. This panel tells you exactly how much metabolic buffer your body still has — whether you're tracking on a healthy curve, or quietly drifting off it.

ADD-ON Mitochondrial Nutrient Conversion (5 markers)

You don't need to push harder.
You need a real look at the data.

Asia has some of the longest working hours in the world, and across major Asian cities the average can easily push past 50 hours a week. Even when you exercise, eat clean, and stay on top of yourself, your body still drifts down with age and accumulated stress.

Fatigue, slow recovery, brain fog, slower reaction time — these aren't in your head, and they're not a sign you need to try harder. It could be declining mitochondrial output. It could be chronic oxidative stress. It could be a sluggish thyroid, or low iron or B12.

Supplementing in the wrong direction just makes you more tired. What you actually need is a complete data set that points to the system that's stuck.

ADD-ON Cellular Oxidative Stress

After infection, some people never quite bounce back

According to the World Health Organization, about 10–20% of people who've had COVID develop Long COVID symptoms — and that holds true across Asia. Random fatigue, brain fog, memory slips, breathlessness, palpitations, hair loss, muscle aches — none of it is in your head.

Research shows the virus can intensify chronic inflammation, immune dysregulation, and mitochondrial damage. A lot of people post-recovery start noticing shifting allergy patterns, recurring skin flare-ups, worsening rhinitis — all signs your immune system hasn't found its way back to balance.

Running a complete panel now means quantifying what COVID actually left behind in your body — so you can see it clearly, and then go fix it precisely.

ADD-ON Acute Allergens 40 Panel + IgE

Menopause and andropause
both begin around 40

Both men and women start experiencing hormonal shifts from their 40s. Women face irregular cycles, mood swings, weight gain, and hair loss; men see energy decline and an expanding waistline. Hormonal imbalance can't be fixed by intuition, and supplements alone are guesswork — you need data to manage it properly.

We run a full check on thyroid, sex hormones (including testosterone fractionation, E2, P4, FSH, LH), cortisol, and DHEA-S — so you can see exactly which signaling axis is off. Supplements are guesswork. Internet articles don't match your specific case. This system needs your own data, not someone else's.

ADD-ON Bone Metabolism Assessment ADD-ON IgG4 Chronic Food Sensitivity 22 Panel ADD-ON IgG4 Chronic Food Sensitivity 88 Panel

Build a real health baseline for the people you love

By 2040, large parts of Asia will see 1 in 3 people aged 65 or older. Your parents probably don't love going to the doctor. Ask how they're doing and they'll say "fine" — but "fine" isn't data. It might mean they don't want you to worry. It might also mean they genuinely don't know.

Most families today are dual-income and time-strapped, and there's less and less bandwidth to take a parent through five different specialist appointments. One blood draw covers 93+ markers — way faster than scheduling separate visits for ECG, liver and kidney function, lipid panel, and tumor markers. The data comes back in a visual report that your parents can actually read.

Establishing a real baseline for the people you love, so you can track changes early — that's one of the most concrete, long-lasting things you can do for them.