See the progress your scales can’t

Metabolic health markers help identify prediabetes, type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome — conditions that are especially common in women around midlife. Improving them significantly lowers heart disease and stroke risk.

Losing just 5–10% of body weight can cut the risk of progressing from prediabetes to type 2 diabetes by up to 58%

On a GLP-1 medication the benefits compound: insulin sensitivity improves and diabetes progression risk drops by 20–50% when paired with weight loss, revealing your true metabolic health gains beyond the scale.

Most of what's happening inside your body during weight loss isn't visible without a blood test.

Our simple at-home test and clinician consultation connects your blood with your lifestyle, to see if anything could be contributing to your weight gain — and build a plan around it.

As you start losing weight with medication, we track the nutrients keeping your energy and sleep on track, and watch as your health markers move into healthy ranges and your disease risk comes down.

About 1 in 10 women develop a thyroid issue by 55, often during midlife. Unexplained plateaus, fatigue, hair thinning, and feeling cold can all can point to a thyroid issue rather than the diet.

GLP-1s help appetite but not thyroid-driven metabolic slowdown. Tracking through blood testing ensures unexplained plateaus, cold intolerance, or exhaustion aren't masking treatable thyroid issues, maximising GLP-1's weight loss effectiveness.

Losing weight can cost more than fat. While dieting, 20–50% fall short on vitamins and minerals. B12, iron and vitamin D are common deficiencies for women with obesity, driving fatigue, hair loss, low mood, cramps, and muscle weakness.

Lower appetite sharpens this: 30–50% run low on B12, iron or protein, and eating too little can also burn muscle, stalling progress.

Testing finds the gaps, so topping up alongside a 5–10% loss preserves lean mass, lifts metabolism 5–15% and favours fat loss — sustaining energy and midlife health.