Sport and performance
For people who want strength and endurance and want to look after their recovery.
Grip strength · Walking speed · VO2max
See detailsNo two people are alike, so no two care plans should be either. Start by getting to know yourself, then choose the food and supplements that suit you.
A free, preliminary biological age estimate from the 9 lab values you already have · lab test costs not included
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Your report
Sample data01 MEASURE
Measure — see where you stand right now
02 MATCH
Match — a physician chooses the approach that fits you
03 MONITOR
Monitor — fine-tune it to fit you better
No single piece of health advice fits everyone, because your body, your daily life and what you already eat differ from other people's. So we start with your data first, then look for approaches that fit.
We use the information you give us and any test results you have as the starting point.
We make clear what is general information and what you should discuss with a specialist.
We do not promise results, and this does not replace a physician's diagnosis.
Start with what you have
Test results, daily life and what you already eat and take are usually scattered across many places. We bring them together into one picture so your choices can fit you better.
Group 1 · Your body
Group 2 · Daily life
Group 3 · Devices & products
What you receive
Group 1 · Your body
Group 2 · Daily life
Group 3 · Devices & products
What you receive
A conceptual illustration. The items and text are examples, not anyone's results.
Not one formula for everyone, but a cycle you can return to and adjust again and again whenever there is new data.
Measure
See where your body and daily life stand right now.
Match
Your physician selects the foods and supplements that fit you.
Monitor
See what has changed, then adjust until it fits.
Loops back to adjust every time there is new data
Loops back to adjust
every time there is new data
The plan that fits you comes from three things overlapping. The more complete the picture, the better the choices fit.
Your bodyAge, weight, test results, existing health conditions
Your daily lifeSleep, stress, movement, the work you do
What you already takeThe food, medications and supplements you already use
Your
body
Your daily
life
What you
already take
Select a point on the body to see which values that system uses, which ones are on target, and how they have changed since the previous round.
Red blood cells, white blood cells and iron stores
Improved: RDW 14.2 → 13.1 · Ferritin 310 → 268
See care guidance for this systemBiological age
43.6yrs
3.4 years younger than chronological age
Values on target
20/28
Baseline 6/28
An example of how results are displayed, not an expected outcome. Results differ from person to person.
The body image is AI-generated and is not a real person · Point positions are approximate · System names [To be confirmed]
Biological age is calculated with the PhenoAge model (Levine 2018) against the NHANES reference population (hypothetical chronological age of 47 years) · Thai population reference values are not yet available for every marker
An example of how results are displayed, not an expected outcome. Results differ from person to person.
43.6yrs
Calculated with the PhenoAge model (Levine 2018) against the NHANES reference population — an estimate for tracking trends, not a diagnosis, and Thai population reference values are not yet available for every marker.
Names of all 5 dimensions [To be confirmed] · A dimension not yet tested is shown as an empty ring, and we do not guess a value in its place
| Indicator | Result | Position in optimal range | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| hs-CRP | 0.8 mg/L | In range | |
| HbA1c | 5.4 % | In range | |
| Albumin | 4.3 g/dL | In range | |
| Omega-3 Index | 4.32 % | Range pending [To be confirmed] | |
| Lymphocytes | — | Awaiting a value |
Lab reference range — as printed on the lab's report
AgePattern optimal range — the criteria used in the system; every criterion must be reviewed by a physician before use
This is a mock-up of a document page, not anyone's actual report · The real file can be opened only by you and the physician managing your case
Heart rate variability
48 ms
Resting heart rate
58 bpm
Sleep time
7 h 10 min
Body readiness
81
Some genetic results must be interpreted by the physician personally; the system does not draw conclusions on their behalf
This is a mock-up of a dashboard page to show the layout. Every number and chart is hypothetical and is not anyone's result.
Enhancing one area while the foundation is still unsettled often shows no results. So we always start with the foundation, then build on it toward your goals.
Check your baseline values and get sleep, food and movement in order first, while closing any nutrient gaps that are found.
STEP 02 · Choose the areas you want to enhance
For people who want strength and endurance and want to look after their recovery.
Grip strength · Walking speed · VO2max
See detailsFor people who work with their minds and feel their focus is getting shorter.
Sleep architecture · hs-CRP · Glucose
See detailsFor people whose weight, blood sugar or fat levels have not yet settled.
HbA1c · Insulin · ApoB · hs-CRP
See detailsWorks alongside your attending physician's treatment plan. It is not treatment.
Protein · Muscle mass and strength · Inflammation
Ask our care teamFor people who want to keep their functional capacity for as long as possible, followed over the years.
Biological age · Long-term indicator panel
Read about healthspanYou can choose more than one area, but the foundation step always comes first · The recovery-after-illness area needs your attending physician's involvement.
Lifespan is the number of years you are alive. Healthspan is the number of years you can still do the things you love on your own. The goal is to bring the two as close together as possible.
Functional capacity in daily life, compared with age
Population concept, not a service resultThe number of years you can still walk, lift, think and look after yourself. It is measured by functional capacity, not by how you feel.
The number of years you are alive. Extending lifespan without looking after functional capacity only extends the years of depending on other people.
Narrow the gap between biological age and chronological age, and keep functional capacity for longer. The goal is not “age reversal.”
We do not use “age reversal” as a promise. What can realistically be done is to choose indicators that can change: measure first, adjust, then measure again. If the numbers improve, we say they improved, as far as they were measured, without stretching that into a claim of being younger.
We use the 12 hallmarks of aging (López-Otín et al. 2023) as a map. Everything we talk about must point to the hallmark it relates to and cite indicators that can be used today (some hallmarks do not yet have clinical indicators). If we cannot point to one, we do not say it.
AgePattern does not provide treatment, does not diagnose disease and does not replace a physician. We work on the side of measurement and restoring health, which complements the physician's treatment plan, including supportive care for patients who are under treatment, with the approval of their attending physician.
Each area has its own markers. We choose ones that can be re-measured and that can change, so you can see whether what you are doing is working.
Sport and performance
Our main measures are grip strength, chair stands and walking speed, following the EWGSOP2 (2019) and AWGS 2019 criteria, which treat strength as more important than mass. We also look at VO2max as a marker of heart and lung fitness.
Measures: grip strength · 5 chair stands · walking speed · VO2max · muscle mass — how the data is collected [To be confirmed]
Resistance training is the foundation. Supplements are an addition, not a substitute.
Brain and cognition
We do not claim that supplements make the brain work better. Instead we track factors that observational evidence links to brain function: sleep quality, chronic inflammation, glucose metabolism and activity level.
Measures: sleep structure from wearables · hs-CRP · fasting glucose and insulin · heart rate variability
Assessing thinking and memory requires a test specified by a specialist [To be confirmed]
Sleep and recovery
A study in people found that a single night without sleep reduced muscle protein synthesis by about 18% and raised cortisol by about 21% (a randomized crossover study in 13 healthy adults, one full night of sleep deprivation — Lamon 2021). So we count sleep as part of assessing muscle building, not just as part of rest.
Measures: sleep duration and structure · body readiness · resting heart rate · heart rate variability
Source: Physiological Reports 2021 (PMC7785053)
Metabolism and inflammation
This group responds to food, movement and sleep within a few weeks to a few months, so we start with what you can adjust yourself, then expand to markers that change more slowly.
Measures: fasting glucose and insulin · HbA1c · lipid panel including ApoB · hs-CRP
Every threshold in the system must be confirmed by a physician before use.
How we separate levels of evidence — Whenever we mention a substance or method, we say whether the evidence comes from traditional use, test-tube or animal experiments, observational studies in people, or randomized trials in people. Results from animal studies are never presented as results in people, and we do not make any statement that lacks evidence at a level that can support it.
What you eat, what you want to look after, and your health all differ from other people's. So we look at this information before choosing anything.

The journey of a nutrient
Taking it
When you take it, and whether you take it with food, matters for some substances
Absorbed in the gut
Each person's gut absorbs to a different degree
Carried by the blood
Delivered to different organs as the body needs
Used by cells
Cells put it to use according to what that substance does
This diagram explains a general principle. It is not anyone's result, and it does not say that any particular supplement works. The content still has to be reviewed by an expert before publication.
Small things repeated every day matter as much as anything you take as a supplement.

Morning
Morning light and a breakfast you don't skip
Midday
A meal with vegetables and protein, and getting up to move every hour
Evening
Exercise within your ability and a dinner that isn't too heavy
Before bed
Wind down, cut back on screens, and keep a regular bedtime
This text is an example of general principles. It will be adjusted to each person's actual data in the assessment.
As more data comes in, looking back helps you decide what to do next more clearly, and makes it easier to talk it through with an expert.
Start
Collect baseline data
Review 1
See if it is doable in real life
Review 2
Compare with last time
Adjust the plan
Fine-tune the fit
The spacing between reviews is set by the physician together with you · every 3 months
See a sample reportHealth overview report
Information you provided
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Lifestyle
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Available test results
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Trend
SAMPLEA sample line shown for layout only, not anyone's result
Topics to discuss with an expert
See what each one is, where it is found, and who should be careful. This is general information, not advice for any one person.
Showing 4 items

Vitamin
Evidence level: Essential nutrient · randomized human evidence is clear for deficiency; other benefits are not yet consistent [To be confirmed]

Mineral
Evidence level: Essential nutrient · randomized human evidence is clear for deficiency; other benefits are not yet consistent [To be confirmed]

Plant extract · [Awaiting content review]
Evidence level: Most of the evidence comes from test-tube and animal studies; human studies are few and small [To be confirmed]

Other nutrients
Evidence level: Randomized trials in humans exist; results differ by goal and dose [To be confirmed]
Evidence level: Randomized trials in humans exist; results differ by goal and dose [To be confirmed]
We start from the information you give us and the test results you already have, and we do not guess on your behalf.
We say plainly what is general information and what is worth discussing with an expert.
We do not promise results, and we do not replace a physician's diagnosis or treatment.
It brings your test results, your wearable data and what you already do into one picture, with an estimated biological age so you can follow the trend from one round to the next. It is used to help choose approaches to nutrition, exercise and supplements — it does not diagnose disease, it is not treatment, and the dose to use must be set by a physician.
The free preliminary biological age calculation uses your chronological age and your own 9 lab values, so you need to already have test results and enter or attach them yourself. “Free” refers to the calculation only; lab test costs are not included.
It uses the PhenoAge model (Levine 2018) compared against the US NHANES reference population. Reference values for the Thai population are not yet available for every marker, so the result is used as an illustration to help follow trends, not as a diagnosis.
If you don't have test results yet, you can look at the testing packages and book an appointment. The result is for following trends. It is not a diagnosis of disease or medical advice.
M3 is our three-step working framework: Measure, Match and Monitor.
The system is a tool that supports a physician's decisions. It does not decide in the physician's place, does not diagnose disease, and does not recommend an approach without going through a physician.
The personal data controller is BARAMI Laboratories
Retention periods, security measures and cookies are explained in detail in the privacy policy.
A free, preliminary biological age estimate from the 9 lab values you already have · lab test costs not included
No test results yet? See the testing packages and book