Tally Health epigenetic age test
smithx
06 Mar 2023
Anyone here sign up for the alpha of Tally Health, David Sinclair's new thing? They promised a free epigenetic age test if you gave them a sample.
They are trying to sell a supplement that contains:
- Calcium alpha-ketoglutarate
- Resveratrol
- Quercetin
- Fisetin
- Spermidine
as a way to reduce your age score.
The results are now ready even though they seem to not have sent out any notification, and I was somewhat surprised at what the results said.
I have previously done PhenoAge and it consistently shows me as over 15 years younger than my chronological age. Also, I've been taking 3 out of those 5 supplements for years, and others too, including rapamycin.
According to Tally Health, my epigenetic age is nearly 9 years older than my chronological age. So the difference between the two methods is nearly 24 years.
I'd like to know if any other people here have gotten a Tally Health epigenetic age, and how it has matched with any other tests you've done.
Edited by smithx, 06 March 2023 - 02:01 AM.
Bike_to_120
06 Mar 2023
Had 3 tests: bio age (chrono age)
epiagingusa 56(68)
Trudiagnostic (50 (69)
Trume 60 (70)
Tally 69(69)
I suspect they modeled their data to match chronological ages so not surprising
smithx
06 Mar 2023
Had 3 tests: bio age (chrono age)
Thanks for replying. Have you tried PhenoAge (based on blood markers rather than genomic data)? I'm curious how that would compare in your case:
