Your whole genome, 400+ biomarkers, DNA methylation and biological age, fitness and body composition — mapped to give a single, interconnected picture of your body.
GenomeEpigenomeBloodstreamMicrobiome
We don't aim for normal. We aim for optimal.
Normal on a lab report only means not yet sick. We hold your numbers to longevity-optimal targets, where your healthiest decades are won.
130–150 You
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Normal rangeOptimal range
Four reads of your biology
Every 150 member is measured across four complementary layers — from the code you were born with to the ecosystem you carry. Together they build one complete, evolving picture of you.
The Genome
What you inherit
The blueprint you were born with — inherited risk, how you handle nutrients and medications, and the traits every recommendation is calibrated against.
NutrigeneticsHow you process nutrients — folate, caffeine, lactose and more.
PharmacogenomicsHow you metabolise medicines — safer, tailored dosing.
Your body isn't a Western body. Your medicine shouldn't be either.
Indians develop heart and metabolic disease earlier, at lower body weights, with different warning signs. The longevity protocols the world runs on were built on Western data. 150 is built for you.
24.1BMI · kg/m²
The same body, read against two sets of cut-offs. One calls it normal. The other has already caught the risk.
Western guidelines
WHO international cut-offs
You · 24.1
NormalOverweightObese
18.52530
Normal · no action
150 · Indian reference
Asian Indian cut-offs
NormalOverweightObese
18.52325
Overweight · risk flagged
Illustrative reading. Cut-offs: WHO expert consultation on BMI in Asian populations (2004); consensus guidelines for Asian Indians (2009).