HealthOX

Oxidative stress testing for preventive and personalized care

HealthOX oxidative stress test is a key tool for personalized prevention and management of age-related diseases.

What is HealthOX?

Cellular stress measurement

HealthOX is Life Length’s oxidative-stress test.

It quantifies the balance between reactive oxygen metabolites (ROM) and antioxidant capacity (UCARR) in blood to determine the patient’s oxidative-stress level.

Results are reported in severity bands, providing a clear baseline and targets to reduce risk.

Sample type

Whole blood (serum/plasma)

Shipping kit

Kit provided with instructions for healthcare professionals

Availability

CE-IVD kit availabile by marke

What does it measure?

ROM (oxidants)
Level of reactive oxygen metabolites in blood
UCARR (antioxidants)
Capacity to neutralize oxidants
Oxidative balance
Integrated severity band (low / normal / high / very high)
Longitudinal change
Compare baseline vs follow-up to quantify response

Who is it for?

Oxidative-stress markers for a healthy lifestyle

HealthOX adds a biochemical lens to longevity programs.

Useful for baseline risk, therapy or supplementation monitoring, and behavioral adherence (diet, exercise, sleep, stress).

Baseline oxidative load
We set for you a starting point
Intervention response
Verify effect size over time
Program adherence

Data to support lifestyle changes

Combined insights
Pair with other Life Length tests

About oxidative stress

How do oxidative stress levels affect aging and health?

What is oxidative stress?

Oxidative stress is the imbalance where ROS/RNS exceed antioxidant defenses.

It rises with aging and metabolic disease as mitochondrial respiration deteriorates, damaging lipids, proteins, mitochondria and DNA.

Oxidative damage shortens telomeres and promotes cellular senescence.

Free radicals

Free radicals are highly reactive molecules generated endogenously by metabolism and exogenously by UV/ionizing radiation, smoke and pollution.

They are amplified by sedentary behavior and obesity, low-antioxidant diets, environmental contaminants, tobacco, excess sun or drugs or viral infections among others.

Measure & counteract

Lowering oxidative stress also reduces free-radical burden at the source.

A balanced, antioxidant-rich diet, physician guided supplementation, regular exercise, stress management and tracking oxidative stress over time, clinicians can verify that free-radical levels, optimize interventions, and sustain long-term health gains.

Know your levels

Uncover the impact of oxidative stress on your health.

With HealthOX you receive your oxidative stress levels according to reference ranges.

The report interprets what this means for your aging and disease risk.

Free radicals measured

376 UCARR*

* 1 UCARR (Carratelli Units) = 0,08 mg H₂O₂ /dL

Free radicals measured

Your value (UCARR) reflects the concentration of reactive oxygen metabolites in blood.

Higher numbers = higher oxidative stress.

ROM (UCARR) OXIDATIVE STRESS (severity)
250 – 300 Normal range
301 – 320 Limit
321 – 340 Low oxidative stress levels
341 – 400 Medium oxidative stress levels
401 – 500 High oxidative stress levels
> 500 Very high oxidative stress levels
ROM (UCARR) mapped to oxidative-stress severity bands; 1 UCARR = 0.08 mg H₂O₂/dL.

Reference ranges (ROM)

ROM/UCARR is converted into severity bands. The category indicates how your oxidant load compares with clinical reference values and sets targets for reduction.

How to use your result In medium or higher, prioritize lifestyle changes (diet, exercise, sleep, stress) and clinician-guided supplementation.

Frequently Asked Questions

When oxidants exceed defenses, damage accumulates, accelerating telomere shortening and raising chronic-disease risk; reducing oxidative stress supports healthier trajectories.

Yes.

combine with HealthTAV (telomeres) and HealthNAD+ for a comprehensive longevity profile and better decision-making.

Establish a baseline, then repeat every 3–6 months to quantify response to lifestyle, supplementation or therapies.

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