Longevity  /  Ageing well

OriginLongevity

Know your baseline. Build a plan for the years ahead.

Nursing consultIn clinic or FaceTime
PathologyYour full panel
Doctor consultYour personal plan
ReviewsAdjusted over time
About

Longevity starts with understanding where you are today.

Origin Longevity begins with an extended set of bloods covering heart, metabolic, hormone and inflammation markers.

Your doctor explains what each result means, what the evidence does and does not show, and what is worth doing for you.

Is this you?

Common signs

Wanting a full health checkEnergy and recovery goalsFamily history of heart diseaseApproaching or past 40Curious about the evidence
Your pathology

What we test, and why.

Heart and metabolic

LipidsCholesterol and triglycerides.
HbA1c and insulinBlood sugar over time.
hs-CRPLow-grade inflammation.

Organs and nutrients

Liver and kidney functionHow key organs are working.
Vitamin D and B12Common deficiencies.
Iron studiesToo little or too much.

Hormones

Thyroid (TSH)Your metabolic thermostat.
Hormone panelWhere relevant for your age.

Your results are explained in plain language at your doctor consultation.

Your plan

What your plan may include.

Heart and metabolic health

The foundations of long-term health.

Strength and nutrition

Protecting muscle and bone.

Sleep and recovery

Where so much repair happens.

Hormone health

Linked with Origin Balance where relevant.

In-clinic options

Discussed where they suit you.

Medical treatment

Where your doctor considers it appropriate for you.

Your journey

What to expect.

Week 0

Consult and bloods

Your goals and extended pathology.

Week 2

Doctor consultation

Your results and your plan.

Week 12

Review

Progress and adjustments.

Every 6 months

Ongoing

Repeat key markers and refine.

Shared care

Part of your care team.

Origin of WellnessYour GPDietitianExercise physiologist
Questions

Good to know.

Who is this for?

Anyone wanting a clear picture of their health and a plan to age well.

Is this anti-ageing?

We focus on what evidence supports for long-term health, and we are honest about what is still early.

Do I need to be unwell?

No. Many people start simply to know their baseline.

How often should I repeat my bloods?

Usually every six to twelve months, depending on your results.

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