AgingSOS® Advanced Panel

Name: AgingSOS® - Advanced Panel
SKU: 2443
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Comprehensive check up of your health status.

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from $1,198.00

Help you design & evaluate your longevity plan.

The Advanced Panel measures 23 biomarkers, of which 17 are also in the Starter Panel. These biomarkers assess micronutrient status, cellular senescence, oxidative stress, inflammation, metabolism, tissue damage, DNA damage, sirtuins activity. The panel is ideal for those who are engaged, or plan to engage, in anti-aging programs.

Many unique biomarkers
Find out your subhealth issues & risk factors
Actionable data
Evaluate effectiveness of health and longevity protocols
Easy report with recommendations
Secure data: 100% private and protected
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$1198/test

$1,198.00

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$1048/test

$4,192.00

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Biomarkers in the AgingSOS® Advanced Panel:

Micronutrient deficiencies

Intracellular NAD®, Circulating NAD®, Vitamin D

Cellular senescence burden

Senescence-associated β-galactosidase (SABG or β-gal)

Oxidative stress

Reactive oxygen metabolite (ROM), total antioxidant capacity (TAC)

Metabolism

Glycated serum protein (GSP), HDL, LDL, Triglyceride, Uric acid

Tissue damages

Albumin, ALP, ALT, Creatinine (CRE), Creatinine Kinase (CK)

Senescence-associated secreted proteins (SASP)

IL-1β, IL-6, IL-8 and TNF-α

DNA damage

8-OHdG

Inflammation

hs-CRP

Sirtuins

SIRT

The Yin-Yang theory of aging

Yin and Yang is an ancient Chinese philosophy that describes how obviously opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another. This philosophy appears to govern how the universe works and it also applies to aging and life in general. Ying and Yan represent a pair of opposite but interconnected forces implicated in life: the genes/DNA (Yin, Dark) and the non-genetic factors (Yan, Light).

The genes that you inherit from your parents are the master code for your health and longevity, and they usually do not change over your lifetime. However, the activity or expression of the genes is constantly altered by many non-genetic, also known as environmental, factors inside and outside of your body. These non-genetic factors are modifiable and you are in control of them. There are many modifiable factors that affect how you age: what you eat and drink, how much and when you eat, how much you exercise, how much and how well you sleep, how much stress you experience, whether you are exposed to pollution, radiation, UV rays, toxins, infections and many other environmental risks. These factors have a huge impact on your health, but you are in control of them and your healthspan.

When the Yin and Yang forces are in perfect balance and harmony, the cells and body function well. This is the state that we all should try to stay at for as long as possible. As we age, the Yin and Yang forces become increasingly imbalanced and disharmonious, resulting in increasingly more suboptimal health issues (subhealth), which predispose us to more serious diseases and ultimately death when some systems are totally broken down. Fortunately, the health states are reversible early on until it is too late.

Interplay between genes and modifiable factors: the epigenome & beyond

All biological processes are determined by the interplay between the genes and the modifiable factors. The interplay results in epigenetic changes, e.g. DNA methylation patterns, which control the turn-on and turn-off of gene expression, the production of mRNA that is used as templates to make proteins. The epigenetic modification is an important force in aging and life in general, but the actions are usually carried out by downstream molecules such as proteins, metabolites, lipids and glycans. While it is almost impossible to fully understand the complex interplay, the dynamic changes can be monitored using biomarkers that provide meaningful signals about your current and future health.

What does AgingSOS® measure?

AgingSOS®, specially designed longevity biomarker panels, measure molecular and cellular functions that are altered with age and health status, and predispose aging persons to higher risks of developing age-related diseases such as cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular, renal, neurological, COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. The AgingSOS® standard panels do not include genetic tests or epigenetic tests, which can be ordered separately from Jinfiniti’s a la carte menu. Rather, these panels focus on biomarkers that represent the underlying causes of major age-related diseases. The AgingSOS® biomarker panels provide an overview of your current health status and future risks for diseases as well as actionable information to reduce and reverse subhealth and to extend healthspan.

AgingSOS® testing methodologies.

Testing for AgingSOS® biomarkers are done in Jinfiniti’s CLIA laboratory. Most biomarkers are tested using reagents approved by the federal drug administration (FDA) or the Commission of Europe (CE), while other biomarkers are laboratory developed tests (LDT) that are thoroughly validated for their reproducibility. Client samples are always run contemporaneously with quality control samples on state-of-the-art laboratory equipment for maximum accuracy. However, all tests have a certain degree of variation and test values at the lower end may be more variable.

How to read the AgingSOS® report?

Test results for individual biomarkers are reported along with the best available ranges in healthy people, thus enabling meaningful references. Interpretation of testing results are based on data from appropriate patients with relevant diseases. In general, the results are put in five categories with color codes: optimum, suboptimal, abnormal, very abnormal, and over-corrected.

W-Index® is a summary score of your overall wellness.

The overall health is summarized by our wellness index (W-Index®). The calculation of W-Index® is based on our proprietary formula derived from our database on healthy and unhealthy subjects. The best W-Index® score is 100 points and deductions are made with abnormal findings based on the degree of abnormality. A person with a W-Index® of 55 points or less usually has several severe subhealth and likely major diseases.

It should be noted that the W-Index® is calculated based on the tested biomarkers and may be significantly modified by other health information such as the diagnosis of diseases or biomarkers that are not measured with the AgingSOS® Starter panel. It is important that you verify the health information that you provided to us during the activation of your test kit.

The determination of individual biomarker reference ranges as well as the W-Index® is based on our current knowledge about these biomarkers and is an evolving process as data continue to accumulate. When significant improvement occurs, your report will be updated on our website.

What AgingSOS® tells you?

The proprietary W-Index® and the individual biomarkers provide insights about:

Your overall wellness status
Your risk of future health issues
Effectiveness of your longevity protocol
Actionable data to extend healthspan
Actionable data for better management of existing health conditions

How to extend healthspan with AgingSOS®?

Many middle-aged and senior people, some young adolescents and even young children do have abnormalities that can be revealed by the AgingSOS® biomarkers. Many of us take nutritional supplements with the hope to improve health, reduce risks for illness, and increase longevity. However, no one knows what each person really needs the most and whether the supplements are effective. AgingSOS® helps you identify the abnormalities that you need to act upon the most. The biomarkers are actionable, meaning you can take concrete steps now to strengthen your weakest links. These actions include lifestyle changes such as more exercise, more sleep, diet, and biomarker-guided supplementation of nutrients that you cannot get enough from your regular foods. AgingSOS® allows you to assess the progress you are going to make by retaking the test after concrete actions have been taken. Initiation of actions is a great first step towards your health and longevity, while monitoring your progress or lack of progress by retaking the test on a regular interval is even more critical for your long-term health and your longevity. We will recommend the most appropriate time interval for you to retake the test based on your biomarker profile.

Example of AgingSOS® Test Report

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