I track my biological age the same way I track sleep or strength — with data. Here's my full biomarker snapshot as of May 2026.

My tracking stack:

Biological age — Lucis platform
Biological age score from the Lucis platform — May 2026
Marker
Value
Test
Percentile (29M)
Insulin
2.2–5.3 µIU/mL
Blood
Top ~18%
Source ↗
HbA1c
4.8–4.9%
Blood
Top ~25%
Source ↗
Fasting Glucose
84–85 mg/dL
Blood
Top ~30%
Source ↗
Triglycerides
35–42 mg/dL
Blood
Top ~3%
Source ↗
Omega-3 Index
Blood
CoQ10
633 µg/L
Blood
~40th pct
hs-CRP
0.4–0.52 mg/L
Blood
Top ~20%
Source ↗
Oxidized LDL
1400 U/L
Blood
Marker
Value
Test
Percentile (29M)
Free Testosterone
169 pg/mL
Blood
Top 10–15%
Source ↗
TSH
0.65–1.02 mIU/L
Blood
~20th pct
DHEA
433 µg/dL
Blood
~75th pct
Source ↗
Marker
Value
Test
Percentile (29M)
Weight
72.68 kg
DEXA
BMI
24.6
Withings
~35th pct
Source ↗
Body Fat
11.20%
DEXA
Top ~9%
Lean Mass
62.02 kg
DEXA
Top ~40% (ALMI 9.35)
Visceral Fat
45.5 cm²
DEXA
Excellent (cutoff 100)
Resting Heart Rate
40 bpm
Whoop
Top ~1%
Source ↗
Cardiovascular Age
−5.5 years
Whoop
Top ~10%
VO2 Max (treadmill)
52.4 ml/kg/min
Le Lab
~75th pct
Source ↗
Lung Function (FEV1)
5.19 L
Le Lab
Top ~1%
VO2 Max (Garmin)
57 ml/kg/min
Garmin
~80th pct (est.)
Source ↗
Marker
Value
Test
Percentile (29M)
Biological Age
PhenoAge ↗
−9.7 years
Epigenetic
Top ~5%
Source ↗
Pace of Aging
DunedinPACE ↗
0.74
TruDiagnostic
Top ~18%
Source ↗
Telomere Length
6.98 Kb
Blood
~45th pct

Percentiles vs. active lifters (strengthlevel.com). Vs. general population, these figures would place in top 5% — very few people deadlift 2× their bodyweight.

Marker
Value
Test
Percentile (lifters)
Deadlift
150 kg
1RM
~60th pct
Source ↗
Bench Press
105 kg
1RM
~65th pct
Source ↗
Back Squat
110 kg
1RM
~48th pct
Source ↗
Grip Strength
Dynamometer