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Quantifying Biological Age: Blood Test #3 in 2021

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#1 Michael Lustgarten

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Posted 27 July 2021 - 10:31 AM


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Posted 28 August 2021 - 03:17 PM

Thank you Michael for all the pain you take to post this information. Great work!

 

I will retrieve a pretty complete HVR analysis I have got several years ago to compare with your data. I wonder if you also tracked your HVR in function of daily status (e.g. sleep, stress, working, exercise, etc...). I will let you know...

 

I am always very pleased reading your work using both Levine's Phenotypic Age and Insilico's Aging.Ai as for the moment those are the BA scores I use. I know there also other blood based similar papers on biological age not using the chronological age.

 

(BTW, I am happy I was the one pointing to the Levine's team the correction in their formula in the paper you cite (Liu et al. 2018, NHANES IV) as shown then into https://doi.org/10.1...al.pmed.1002718) :)


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Posted 29 August 2021 - 02:40 PM

See also this from Michael on HRV and related:


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#4 Michael Lustgarten

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Posted 29 August 2021 - 04:31 PM

Yes, I remember, and thanks for that, albedo!

 

Thank you Michael for all the pain you take to post this information. Great work!

 

I will retrieve a pretty complete HVR analysis I have got several years ago to compare with your data. I wonder if you also tracked your HVR in function of daily status (e.g. sleep, stress, working, exercise, etc...). I will let you know...

 

I am always very pleased reading your work using both Levine's Phenotypic Age and Insilico's Aging.Ai as for the moment those are the BA scores I use. I know there also other blood based similar papers on biological age not using the chronological age.

 

(BTW, I am happy I was the one pointing to the Levine's team the correction in their formula in the paper you cite (Liu et al. 2018, NHANES IV) as shown then into https://doi.org/10.1...al.pmed.1002718) :)

 







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