Genetic tests read the DNA you were born with. An epigenetic test reads how your DNA is being used today, which changes with age and lifestyle. That makes it useful for tracking whether what you do is working.
| Genetic test | Epigenetic test | |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | Your DNA sequence | Methylation marks on your DNA |
| Changes over time? | No | Yes, with age and lifestyle |
| Worth retesting? | No | Yes, to track change |
| Typical results | Ancestry, inherited risk variants | Biological age, pace of aging, health markers |
Your sample is read on a genome-wide methylation array covering roughly 900,000 sites. From that one measurement we produce two reports:
Health markers are statistical estimates from methylation patterns, not direct blood measurements.
People working on their healthspan who want a measurable target, athletes and coaches tracking recovery and training load, and clinics running longevity and prevention programmes who need a before-and-after measure.
| Test | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Younger DNA Age | Biological age, pace of aging, 11 body-system ages, raw data | €299 |
| Younger DNA Health | Methylation-based markers for inflammation, metabolism, nutrition and exposures | €299 |
| Age + Health | Both reports from one sample | €449 |
| Annual plan | Age + Health twice a year, comparison report | €799 |
A test that measures DNA methylation, chemical marks on your DNA that change with age and lifestyle, and uses published models to estimate biological age and health markers.
Yes. Younger DNA is offered as a wellness test processed in an EU laboratory under GDPR. Availability can depend on national rules, so the final country list is confirmed before kits ship.
Yes. Every test includes the raw IDAT files from the methylation array.