What if you never aged
To age one year chronologically means to become 12 months older on paper. This distinguishes itself from your biological age, which can not only be slowed down but also reversed. To age biologically is highly correlated with the occurrence of chronic disease, muscle weakness, decreased cognitive performance, cancer, and declining health in general. The positive news are that you can affect this negative development – with the right knowledge and tools.
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Advanced health analysis
An advanced analysis of your current health status and potential future risks based on precision medicine
- Smart lifestyle assessment
- Blood work (57 markers)
- DNA analysis
- Epigenetic mapping
- Biological age assessment
- Cardiovascular testing
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Review with doctor
Your personal physician will review your current health status, genetic risks, and your personal health plan for you to live a longer and better life.
- Digital meeting with your physician
- Review of test results
- Tailored advice on diet, exercise, sleep, stress management, weight management, supplements
- Genetic risks for diseases and how to mitigate them
- Individual health strategy
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Continuous monitoring
As a member at NEM you will gain unlimited access to your personal physician, beyond your quarterly blood tests, and continuous biometric monitoring.
- Recurring blood sampling
- Updates to your dynamic health plan
- Continuous biometric tracking
- Unlimited access to your personal physician
- Advice on wearables
- Advice on supplements
90% experience results within
3 months or less
In our latest survey, 90% of our clients stated that they experienced an improvement in their health within 3 months or less. The improvements involved mainly increased energy levels, stress management, improved sleep, stronger mental health, and improved performance.
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Health markers we examine
All health markers included in our health analysis are specifically selected to analyze your health status based on the body’s biological aging process. Your physician will determine if any additional tests are necessary than those listed below. These markers will alter between the different phases of your health journey with us.
- Blood fats
- Blood status
- Blood sugar
- Heart and lipids
- Hormones & inflammation
- Liver, gallbladder & pancreas
- Kidneys
- Thyroid gland
- Vitamins and minerals
Cholesterol and triglycerides are essential substances. Cholesterol is needed to create hormones and build the walls of the cell. Triglycerides are an essential source of energy. Elevated levels of these are not good, because blood fats are stored in our blood vessels where the amounts will become too high, leading to arteriosclerosis and other diseases like stroke, myocardial infarction, and angina pectoris. Your lifestyle including diet, exercise, and smoking contributes to elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
Health markers
- Triglycerides
- HDL-cholesterol
- Cholesterol
- LDL-chol/HDL-chol
- LDL-cholesterol
Blood status is one of the most common tests conducted to get an overarching picture and analysis of the cells in the blood. Blood status is normally a test of red and white blood cells as well as the platelets’ functionality.
- Erytrocytes
- EVF
- Hb
- Leukocytes
- Trombocytes
- Erc(B)-MCH
- Erc(B)-MCHC
- Erc(B)-MCV
Diabetes type 2 is a complex multifactorial disease that can be prevented in most cases – as it is one of our prevalent endemic diseases. Through a healthy lifestyle we can prevent high blood sugar levels to damage our blood vessels and nerves, which left untreated lead to cardiovascular disease, nerve disease, eye damage, and blindness. Through simple blood tests, you can observe your blood sugar levels.
Health markers
- HbA1c
- Glukose
- C-Peptide
Cardiovascular disease is one of Sweden’s most common endemic diseases where acute heart attack is the most common cause of death among cardiovascular diseases. Through an active lifestyle and a good diet, you can improve your chances of not being stricken by an acute heart attack. High levels of blood fats, such as cholesterol, will not usually show any symptoms but they are important risk factors to detect and treat. The ultimate risk marker to detect acute heart attach and stroke among the blood fats, is Apo B and Apo B/Apo A.
Health markers
- Apo A1
- Apo B
- Apo B/Apo A1(kvot)
- Lp(a)
A strong immune system is essential for our health and well-being. Lifestyle related diseases seem to, at an even larger degree, correlate with inflammatory activities in our body and can be measured through blood work. Hormones constitutes an important component in our well-being and alterations might lead to various symptoms and decreasing well-being.
- SHBG
- Testosterone
- CRP, high sensitive
- Testosterone, bioactive
The liver performs several important tasks within our bodies. It is responsible, among others, for the degradation of alcohol, and due to obesity, it can lead to a build-up of fat in the liver causing fatty liver disease and affecting the liver values. The gallbladder and pancreas are two important organs needed for our digestive system. Assessing health markers for the function of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas is used to examine diseases and damage to these organs.
- PK (INR)
- ALAT
- ALP
- ASAT
- Bilirubin
- Bilirubin, konj.
- Pankreasamylas
- GT
Two bean-shaped organs are located at each side of the spine and regulate several essential functions within the body. The kidneys are among others responsible to maintain the body’s fluid and electrolyte balance to dispose of waste. Repercussions on the kidneys might disturb the balance of fluid and electrolytes in the body, which is the main reason to examine these markers clinically.
- Albumin
- Calcium
- Cystatin C.
- Fosfat
- Kalium
- Klorid
- Kreatinin
- Natrium
- Pt-eGFR (Cyst C)
- Pt-eGFR(Krea) rel.
- Pt-eGFR(medel) rel.
The hormones from the thyroid gland regulate the metabolism in the body, and disturbances in the thyroid gland (hypo- or hyperthyroidism) is ten times more common in women than men.
- Tyreotropin (TSH)
- Tyroxin, fri(fT4)
- Trijodtyr, fri(fT3)
Vitamins and minerals are essential for different bodily functions. A deficiency might lead to various symptoms that has a negative effect on our quality of life. By examining these markers you can e.g., find out how your diet affects the levels of vitamins and minerals in your body. Deficiencies can be easily detected and with correct treatment, balance can be restored.
- Ferritin
- Iron
- TIBC
- Transferrin
- Transferrinsaturation
- Folate
- Cobalamin
- Homocysteine
- Vitamin D
- Magnesium
- Zinc
Your most important investment
Mitigate the risk to develop diseases like Alzheimer’s, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer. Do not just prevent future sick leave but rather optimize your performance, exercise, and health starting today.
We stay by your side through your entire journey
To be able to establish your personal baseline is not sufficient with a one-time physician visit. It requires recurring blood tests and biometric tracking by an expert. Let us guide you throughout your journey. Your dedicated physician will be accessible to you whenever you need it.
Optimize for a longer life
Feeling well and performing at your best is your ultimate tool to maximize your wellbeing to live a longer, better life. But to know how to live an optimal life you need to analyze your current health, lifestyle, and genetics. This will establish the foundations for your personal health journey.
Do you have untreated symptoms?
Through advanced precision medicine, we will go to the bottom with the symptoms that you experience and have not yet successfully resolved with the help of conventional health care. Together with your personal physician, you will receive tailored care, where your wellbeing and the resolution of untreated symptoms are central components.
