Metabolic syndrome
Genetic predisposition to metabolic alterations that accelerate ageing: insulin resistance, hypertension, dyslipidemia and abdominal obesity.
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MyAgeing genetic test
Healthy ageing based on your genetic profile
MyAgeing analyzes genetic variants related to 8 key biological processes of ageing to establish personalized anti-ageing strategies and habits suited to each person’s needs.
Non-invasive
Saliva sample, painless and suitable for any age
Once in a lifetime
Your genetics don’t change: the analysis is performed only once
20 days
Results available within 20 business days after the sample is received at the lab
Personalized anti-ageing medicine
Why do we age differently?
Ageing is shaped by multiple biological processes that interact with each other: metabolism, inflammation, oxidative stress, telomere shortening, neurotransmission and detoxification capacity.
Genetics influences the efficiency of each of these processes. MyAgeing assesses them to determine individual predisposition and enable the design of personalized anti-ageing strategies, based on each person’s genetic profile.
What is MyAgeing for?
- Understand your genetic predisposition to conditions associated with ageing
- Establish personalized anti-ageing strategies and habits
- Guide decisions on nutrition, supplementation and lifestyle
- Access relevant genetic information for preventive clinical practice
8 processes analyzed
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Biological processes that influence ageing
MyAgeing assesses genetic variants related to 8 key biological processes. Based on the genetic predisposition detected in each one, the report guides you toward the most suitable strategies for each person.
Visceral fat
Genetic tendency toward visceral fat accumulation, a factor associated with chronic inflammation, cardiovascular risk and accelerated ageing.
Liver detoxification
Efficiency of Phase I and Phase II liver enzymes in neutralizing and eliminating toxic substances that contribute to cellular damage and ageing.
Oxidative stress and antioxidant capacity
Genetic capacity to neutralize free radicals and protect cells from oxidative damage, one of the main drivers of ageing.
Dopamine, serotonin and GABA
Genetic variants that influence neurotransmission and emotional balance, factors that affect wellbeing, sleep and quality of life over time.
Inflammation
Predisposition to chronic low-grade inflammation (inflammaging), a process associated with accelerated ageing and multiple age-related conditions.
Telomere shortening
Variants related to the speed of telomere shortening, protective structures at the ends of chromosomes whose length is associated with cellular ageing.
Neoplasms
Genetic predisposition to neoplastic processes, assessed in the context of ageing and long-term prevention.
Indication
Who is MyAgeing aimed at?
For those who want to understand their predisposition to different conditions associated with ageing, with the aim of establishing healthy strategies that improve their quality of life.
Applications in clinical practice
- Anti-ageing and longevity medicine
- Preventive and functional medicine
- Dermatology and advanced aesthetics
- Clinical nutrition and endocrinology
- Psychoneuroimmunology
- Wellbeing and healthy lifestyle
How it works
From DNA to a personalized anti-ageing strategy
A simple, non-invasive process oriented toward preventive clinical practice.
Sample collection
Saliva sample following the kit instructions. Painless, with no prior preparation required.
Genetic analysis
Genetic variants related to the 8 biological processes of ageing are analyzed.
Personalized report
Results by process, with an indication of individual genetic predisposition.
Anti-ageing strategy
Apply the results to adapt nutrition, supplementation and lifestyle habits based on your genetic predisposition
MyAgeing Report
Your genetic ageing map
The report presents the genetic predisposition in each of the 8 processes analyzed, with relevant information for designing individualized anti-ageing strategies.
- Genetic assessment of each biological process of ageing
- Identification of areas with greater predisposition
- Guidance for nutrition, supplementation and lifestyle habits
- Basis for long-term professional follow-up
Integrative view
Metabolism
Cellular protection
Emotional wellbeing
Cellular longevity
A complete approach to ageing
MyAgeing doesn’t analyze an isolated process: it simultaneously assesses the main biological axes of ageing to offer a global view of individual genetic predisposition.
Metabolic syndrome, visceral fat and energy regulation as the foundation of healthy ageing.
Oxidative stress, antioxidant capacity and liver detoxification to protect cells from cumulative damage.
Dopamine, serotonin and GABA as regulators of mood, sleep and quality of life.
Chronic inflammation, telomere shortening and predisposition to neoplasms as long-term ageing factors.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about MyAgeing
What does MyAgeing analyze?
It analyzes genetic variants related to 8 biological processes of ageing: metabolic syndrome, visceral fat, liver detoxification, oxidative stress and antioxidant capacity, neurotransmitters (dopamine, serotonin, GABA), inflammation, telomere shortening and neoplasms.
What is it for?
It makes it possible to determine, through DNA, different conditions that are crucial for ageing in a healthy way, so that anti-ageing strategies and habits suited to each person’s needs can be established for a good quality of life over time.
Who is it aimed at?
For those who want to understand their predisposition to different conditions associated with ageing, with the aim of establishing healthy strategies that improve their quality of life. Especially useful in anti-ageing, preventive and functional medicine, dermatology and clinical nutrition.
What are telomeres and why do they matter?
Telomeres are protective structures at the ends of chromosomes that shorten with each cell division. Their length is associated with biological ageing: shorter telomeres are linked to greater cellular ageing. MyAgeing assesses genetic variants that influence the speed of this process.
What is inflammaging?
It is the chronic low-grade inflammation that develops with age and is considered one of the main drivers of ageing. It is associated with cardiovascular, neurodegenerative, metabolic and other age-related conditions. MyAgeing assesses the genetic predisposition to this process.
Does the test need to be repeated over time?
No. The genetic profile doesn’t change throughout life, so the test is performed only once. The results can be consulted and applied throughout the patient’s life.
Does it replace a medical consultation?
No. It provides complementary genetic information that should be interpreted by a healthcare professional together with lab tests, clinical history, lifestyle habits and the patient’s individual context.
MyAgeing · Overgenes
Discover how your body ages according to your genetics
8 biological processes analyzed to design a personalized anti-ageing strategy and improve your quality of life in the long term.