Geneva forces you to go through a doctor
But can you get that much data on so many metabolites just via blood drops?
What are the key benefits of doing the test, do you think? Have you read good reviews or research on the panel of tests?
$620 here:
ION-Sales-Sheet.pdf (6.2 MB)
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They test 8-oxo-G and some oxidation byproducts (which gives you option to test/retest after interventions like metformin or anti-glycation drugs)
Also they’re a good way to test for rare nutritional deficiencies
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I wonder if the test result ranges are simply the US normal range, the generally accepted as “healthy” range, or the optimal for longevity range… Do you have any idea?
you might need to centrifuge it, which is harder with mobile phlebotomy… (getlabs). am asking rn
Wow this is way more complicated than I first thought…
- Contact Getlabs: If you have concerns about the complexity of your blood draw or need to discuss equipment requirements (like a centrifuge), reach out to Getlabs directly at hello@getlabs.com or through their Contact Page. They may offer accommodations or clarify any misunderstandings.​’
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there are CENTRIFUGES at biomakerspaces!! [but they often have limited hours…]
LOOKS LIKE ARCPOINT LABS CAN DO THE CENTRIFUGE
wow, mobile phblebotomist from getlabs.com came over and made it all super-easy (they’ll take care of the centrifuge and shipping), I really got lucky b/c I wasn’t compared for the complexity but they’ve done it before!
Got my report… Some parts are really scary. Trying to run thru o3.
CHAL-Genova-Diagnostic 2025.pdf (533.6 KB)
Idgaf but there are some strong concerns
Ugh I really need to semaglutide more
I was so healthy a few years ago and something happened recently. I really don’t think it was the life altering accident, but it could have contributed…inasmuch as it increased appetite