Telomere Biomarker Breakthrough
Avg. newborns' Telomere length =10,000 bp Avg. 80yo Telomere length is 5,500
Our results:
COO Hamiel O. Schorr: +27% increase — 12,550 bp
CEO Steven M. Schorr: +15% increase — 12,240 bp
These “hyper-long” telomeres lengths are linked to better longevity.
Telomere Test — Chromosome End Length
What it is
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Telomere tests measure the length of telomeres (DNA caps at chromosome ends) from a blood sample.
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Telomere length is reported in base pairs (bp) or as an average telomere length (ATL) and compared to age norms.
Why it matters
Longer telomeres generally associate with cellular youthfulness and lower age-related risk; changes are slower to appear than epigenetic or glycan measures.
Telomere percentile shows how you rank vs peers.
How to use it
Use telomere testing for baseline and long-term tracking (annual). Pair with epigenetic and GlycanAge tests to capture both short- and long-term biological changes.
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Growing Telomeres 2021- 2023 Results
2021 Telomere length measured at 9.01 bp, equivalent to a 10-20 year old
2023 Telomere length increased from 9.01 bp to 10.38 bp, equivalent to a 2 year old.
Customer Breakthroughs Quantified
Following our longevity protocol a 75yo customer tested in the 98th percentile at 9,300 bp, matching telomeres of a 10–20‑year‑old!
Telomere Tests
Telomeres act as protective caps on our chromosomes, naturally shortening as we age. The length of your telomeres can provide valuable insights into your cellular health and overall vitality. The test offers a scientific approach to understanding how factors like diet, exercise, and stress affect your biological aging. This knowledge helps make informed decisions about health and lifestyle.
Telomere Science
Telomeres, which are protective caps on the ends of chromosomes, typically shorten as cells divide, making telomere length a widely used marker of biological aging. Longer telomeres are generally associated with a younger biological age because they indicate a greater remaining capacity for cell division and tissue regeneration.
The Telomere Tests
These are Telomere tests from SpectraCell Labs, and indicate telomere regrowth of up to 12,550bp. The test from Steven M Schorr, CEO demonstrated an increase from 10,380 bp to 12,240 bp in 18 months
