What Switzerland asks about longevity
Your passport counts birthdays. Your biological age estimates how your cells, arteries and organs are holding up, which is how two people born the same year end up a decade apart on the same test. Physicians use the gap between the two numbers to decide what to treat first.
Most Swiss clinics pair a blood panel with an epigenetic test that reads chemical marks on your DNA, then add body composition and a fitness measurement. No single result settles it. A doctor reads the panel as one picture and looks for what is drifting.
A longevity physician starts from diagnostics rather than symptoms, so a first appointment runs long: bloods, imaging, fitness testing, sleep and family history. What follows is a plan you keep working at for years. LACE introduces clients to doctors who practise this way in Zürich and beyond it.
LACE Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland
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