Decode your aging story to shape what comes next

By measuring key biomarkers of immune aging, you can uncover the biological imprint of your past and the real-time effects of your current routines and practices.

Emerging Evidence. Enduring Impact

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Emerging scientific research highlights the immune system as a central regulator of healthspan.

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Among all mammalian species, immune function shows one of the strongest correlations with longevity.

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The ability to suppress chronic inflammation and withstand infections are central features of healthy aging in humans, including in super-centenarians.

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Greater immune resilience has been associated with up to 15 additional years of life, underscoring the immune system’s central role in healthy aging.

Stop guessing. Start measuring. Age smarter.

Immune resilience is shaped by many factors including exercise, nutrition, sleep, genetics, environmental exposures, recent and previous infections, and health practices. Because it’s shaped by so many inputs, it’s also one of the most dynamic and modifiable systems in your body. Results can be highly heterogeneous, varying widely from person to person.

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Are you resilient?
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Compensating?
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Vulnerable?
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Two people who appear similar can have vastly different immune resilience profiles

Each Domain Holds Clues

The SapereX hexagon shows how optimized you are in each immune domain. Your full report dives deeper into each domain to show where you stand in a large population actively optimizing for longevity.

SENESCENCE

Low

Very low senescent cell load and coupled with a robust immune system suggests an excellent aging trajectory

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SENESCENCE

AVERAGE

Very low senescent cell load and coupled with a robust immune system suggests an excellent aging trajectory

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HIGH

Very low senescent cell load and coupled with a robust immune system suggests an excellent aging trajectory

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One of the most talked - about metrics in longevity science is cellular senescence—a major driver of immune aging, healthspan, and overall longevity.

Research shows that reducing senescent cells can slow aging - related decline, while their accumulation accelerates it.

As more people explore ways to modulate senescence, understanding your own levels can help you determine whether this is a priority area for your longevity strategy.

Discover Where You Stand

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How have my history and current longevity practices impacted my immune resilience?

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Are my immune resilience biomarkers optimized?

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Which domain(s) show the greatest opportunity for improvement?

Monitor Your Progress

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What changes have occurred in my biomarkers following recent interventions?

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Do my results indicate progress in the right direction?

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How have my biomarkers shifted in response to recent health challenges?

What Do SapereX Longevity Physician Customers Say?

"Sapere Bio has amassed a good amount of compelling clinical use data. We've been using the test in our clinical program and I'm impressed with the results, especially compared to other biological aging' tests out there"

Colon

"So many people are going on rapamycin and various other therapies without really knowing whether they're really good candidates for it. I think SapereX is a really important way to practice evidence-based longevity medicine"

Colon

"SapereX is a much-needed tool to assess patients for their candidacy for and the effectiveness of many of the emerging longevity therapies"

Colon

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Testing in the US

Available to US - based customers

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Testing in Europe and the Middle East

Regional rollout beginning November 2025

Peer-Reviewed Literature
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