Bio Precision Aging Glossary
Core Concepts
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Healthspan
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The number of years you live in good health, free from chronic disease or disability.
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Lifespan
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The total number of years you live, regardless of quality of health.
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Longevity Optimization
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A science-driven, personalized approach to extending both healthspan and lifespan.
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Precision Intervention
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Targeted strategies and treatments designed to address specific biomarkers, risks, or performance goals.
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Preventive Protocols
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Evidence-based action plans to reduce disease risk and maintain vitality across decades.
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Resilience Factor
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Your body’s ability to adapt, recover, and stay strong in the face of stress, illness, and aging.
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Biological Markers
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Biomarkers
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Measurable signals of health and aging, such as blood glucose, cholesterol, or telomere length.
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Telomeres
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Protective caps on chromosomes that shorten with age—an important marker of biological aging.
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Biological Age
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An estimate of how “old” your body is at the cellular level, which may differ from your chronological age.
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Mitochondria
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The powerhouses of your cells that produce energy. Supporting them helps maintain strength and endurance.
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Inflammatory Markers
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Blood measures (like CRP or IL-6) that reflect chronic inflammation—a driver of aging and disease.
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Key Strategies
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Precision Nutrition
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Dietary strategies tailored to your biomarkers, genetics, and lifestyle.
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Vitality Protocols
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Structured daily routines that enhance energy, sleep, and resilience.
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Senolytics
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Therapies or compounds that target and clear senescent “zombie cells” to slow aging.
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Hormone Optimization
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Balancing hormones like testosterone, estrogen, thyroid, and cortisol to support performance and longevity.
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Cognitive Longevity
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Strategies to preserve memory, focus, and brain health as you age.
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Future-Proofing Health
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Proactive steps to reduce risks before disease develops.
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Lifestyle & Monitoring
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Biomarker Tracking
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Regular monitoring of key health indicators to guide interventions and measure progress.
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Sleep Optimization
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Evidence-based techniques to improve sleep quality, duration, and recovery.
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Stress Modulation
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Tools and practices to regulate stress responses, preventing burnout and protecting long-term health.
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Exercise Prescription
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Personalized fitness programming based on your health goals, biomarkers, and capacity.
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Recovery Protocols
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Science-backed practices to accelerate healing, restore energy, and prevent overtraining.
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