What organ age tells you

Parts of the body can age at different rates. Here’s how to read the estimate.

Parts of the body can age at different rates. Research using thousands of plasma proteins has linked organ-age gaps with later disease, and its authors have cautioned that the work is not ready for clinical advice.

Telomy estimates up to eight systems from blood chemistry, spirometry, DEXA and imaging, each with a confidence score that climbs as more of your data comes in.

Read them as relative signals. They suggest which system to look at first with your clinician.

Sources

  1. Oh et al., Nature, 2023. Organ aging signatures in the plasma proteome

General information, not medical advice. Reviewed 2 November 2026.

Eight systems in a sample report

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