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Sample report

What your report actually says.

A walk through the blood report a Genoryx member receives, page by page. The member is fictional and so are the numbers. The structure, the wording and the rules are the real report's.

Fictional sample · illustrative values

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The member

Meet Arjun. He does not exist.

Arjun is a composite we invented so the report can be shown without showing anyone’s results. His numbers were chosen to be realistic for a 42-year-old man in an Indian city: mostly in range, with a pattern of blood fats, liver enzyme and sugar drifting together that physicians see often. Nothing on this page is a real member, and nothing on it is advice for you.

Name
Arjun (fictional)
Age
42
Work
Software lead
Lives
Gachibowli, Hyderabad
Panel
86 markers, 11 groups
Why he came
Wanted a baseline at 42

The walkthrough

Eight pages, in the order you read them.

Numbered notes on the left match the numbered points on each page.

  1. 01 / 08

    The short version comes first

    Page one answers the question a member actually has: is anything wrong, and what happens next. Detail comes later, for anyone who wants to check a number.

    1. Note 1: Every marker the lab printed is read and grouped. Arjun's panel has 86.
    2. Note 2: Only numbers outside their band are counted here, and none of Arjun’s needs urgent attention.
    3. Note 3: Biological age is printed as a range next to calendar age, never as a single verdict.
    Blood reportArjun · fictional

    Arjun, here is the short version.

    What the panel says, in the order it matters: what to do next first, then every number in turn.

    1

    86

    markers read

    across 11 groups

    2

    5

    worth looking at

    set out in full inside

    3

    42.1–47.4

    biological age

    chronological 42

    In plain words

    Most of your panel is in range. Four numbers are moving together: blood fats, a liver enzyme, the three-month sugar average and the particle count. Read as one pattern, they point at how your body is handling fuel, and they respond to small, steady changes. Vitamin D is low, as it is for most people in India.

    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  2. 02 / 08

    Biological age, as a range

    Two independent reads estimate it: a model that reads the whole panel, and a fixed published formula run on the same numbers. The range spans both reads where both are available, widened when there is less data. When the two disagree by more than eight years, the range anchors on the model, confidence is marked low and the disagreement is logged for review.

    How biological age is measured, and what a single reading cannot tell you.

    1. Note 1: The black line is Arjun's calendar age, 42.
    2. Note 2: The blue band is the range, 42.1 to 47.4. Confidence is medium on a panel of this size.
    3. Note 3: The open dot is the most likely value, 45.4. Vitamin D is left out of this maths: in India it reflects sunlight and diet, not ageing.
    Blood reportArjun · fictional

    Biological age, as a range

    your age 42biological 42.1–47.43852
    • 1 your calendar age
    • 2 the range
    • 3 most likely

    Most likely 45.4, somewhere between 42.1 and 47.4. Confidence medium: a range is more honest than a single number.

    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  3. 03 / 08

    Three groups, and how a marker lands in one

    The colour is decided by the band, not by opinion, so the same panel always sorts the same way. A value outside its band is amber even when the lab did not flag it. The written reading can raise a flagged marker to red, but it cannot flag a number that sits inside its band.

    1. Note 1: Worth attention: red, for flagged values the reading judges need a physician. Arjun has none.
    2. Note 2: Keep an eye on: amber, outside the band. Arjun has 5.
    3. Note 3: Looking good: inside the band. Most of any panel lands here.
    Blood reportArjun · fictional
    1 Worth attention0

    Nothing on this report needs urgent attention.

    2 Keep an eye on5
    ApoBTriglyceridesThree-month sugar averageALTVitamin D
    3 Looking good81
    LDLHDLFasting sugarGGTAlbuminVitamin B12hs-CRPand 74 more

    A reference range covers the middle 95% of healthy people, so on a panel of 86 markers a few readings sit outside it for almost everyone. What matters is which ones, and by how much.

    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  4. 04 / 08

    One flagged marker, in full

    Flagged markers get a full row: plain name first, lab name underneath, the number on a gauge, and a sentence on what it means. Arjun’s ApoB is the instructive one. His lab printed it without a flag, and his LDL cholesterol looks fine.

    1. Note 1: The pale band is the usual adult range; the dot is Arjun.
    2. Note 2: Because the lab did not flag it, the row says so and hands it to the physician instead of staying silent.
    3. Note 3: LDL weighs the cholesterol; ApoB counts the particles carrying it. They can disagree, and the count is what tracks risk.
    Cholesterol and particlesArjun · fictional

    ApoB, the particle count

    Apolipoprotein B

    112 mg/dL

    4090
    1

    2More particles are available to settle into artery walls. It sits above the usual adult band even though the lab did not flag it, so the Genoryx physician will read this one with you.

    A count of the particles that can lodge in an artery wall.

    3 LDL, the carrying cholesterol

    96 mg/dL

    40100

    In the usual range.

    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  5. 05 / 08

    Markers rarely move alone

    A dedicated page shows how one number on the report moves another. Each arrow points from the marker that moves to the one it moves, and the wording comes from a library of links, each backed by published literature or clinical guidelines.

    1. Note 1: A liver storing extra fat leaks ALT and pushes out triglycerides together.
    2. Note 2: High triglycerides pull HDL down without HDL having done anything itself.
    3. Note 3: ApoB and LDL measure different things, so they can genuinely disagree.
    4. Note 4: When triglycerides run high, a calculated LDL reads low. That is Arjun’s case.
    How they connectArjun · fictional

    Markers rarely move alone.

    • 1ALTmoves withTriglycerides

      A liver holding extra fat does two things at once. It leaks ALT, and it pushes extra triglycerides out into the blood, which is why the pair usually rises together.

    • 2TriglycerideslowersHDL

      High triglycerides drive a swap that strips cholesterol out of your HDL particles. So as one rises the other falls, without HDL having done anything itself.

    • 3ApoBmoves withLDL

      ApoB counts the particles while LDL weighs the cholesterol inside them. Two people with the same LDL can carry very different particle counts, and it is the count that tracks risk.

    • 4Triglyceridescan misleadLDL

      When triglycerides run high, an LDL figure that was calculated rather than measured stops being reliable. That is when non-HDL or apoB becomes the number to trust.

    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  6. 06 / 08

    Then a physician reads it with you

    The report is a first read. A Genoryx physician goes through it with the member, adds history and an examination, and decides what, if anything, needs doing. The note on the right is illustrative, written for this fictional case to show the kind of reasoning involved.

    1. Note 1: Context first: the same numbers mean different things after a bad month than after a steady year.
    2. Note 2: An examination before any decision.
    3. Note 3: Some markers are checked before others are trusted. Haemoglobin and iron change how the three-month sugar average reads.
    Physician reviewArjun · fictional

    Review notes · illustrative

    Arjun’s numbers tell one story, not five. Triglycerides, ALT and the three-month average are rising together, the usual pattern of a liver storing extra fat while insulin works harder. ApoB is high although LDL looks fine, because high triglycerides make LDL read lower than the particle count.
    • 1Ask about the last few years: work hours, sleep, meals, alcohol, family history of diabetes and heart disease.
    • 2Examine before deciding anything: waist, blood pressure, weight history.
    • 3Haemoglobin and iron stores are normal, so the three-month average can be read as it stands. Vitamin D is a nutrient question, not an ageing signal.
    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  7. 07 / 08

    A plan that starts small

    The plan is lifestyle first, one change at a time, with dates for retesting. The steps on the right are an example for a fictional member, not advice for you; a real plan is written for the person in front of the physician, who decides whether anything beyond it is needed.

    1. Note 1: Routine before anything else.
    2. Note 2: Then food, one meal at a time.
    3. Note 3: Then training and alcohol, once the first habits hold.
    Your next 8 weeksArjun · fictional

    Your next 8 weeks, week by week.

    Small, specific and in order. Nothing here needs a prescription; the retests at the end are what tell you whether it worked.

    1. 1

      Weeks 1–2

      A fixed sleep window and a 15-minute walk after dinner.

    2. 2

      Weeks 3–4

      Protein at breakfast; one refined-carb meal a day swapped for dal, eggs or vegetables.

    3. 3

      Weeks 5–8

      Two short strength sessions a week, and fewer drinks on weeknights.

    What to retest, and when

    MarkerWhenWhy
    ApoBWeek 12To see whether the particle count follows the blood fats down.
    TriglyceridesWeek 12Usually the first number to respond to meals and movement.
    Three-month sugar averageWeek 12Red cells live about three months, so this needs the full window.
    ALTWeek 12A settling liver enzyme is the sign the fat stored there is going down.
    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

  8. 08 / 08

    Day 90: the same markers again

    A number only means something the second time you measure it. The retest shows which changes are working and which are not, and the next plan follows from that. No result is promised in advance, and this fictional one is deliberately mixed.

    1. Note 1: Two markers moved back inside their bands.
    2. Note 2: Two barely moved, which tells the physician where to look next.
    Day 90 retestArjun · fictional

    The same markers, measured again.

    MarkerDay 0Day 90Band
    ApoB11211040–90
    Triglycerides18614840–150
    Three-month sugar average5.95.84–5.7
    ALT52417–45
    • 1Triglycerides and ALT moved back inside the band.
    • 2ApoB and the three-month average barely moved. That is information too, and it shapes the next twelve weeks.
    An AI first read. Your Genoryx physician reviews this with you. Not a diagnosis.Fictional sample · illustrative values

The full report

What else is inside.

The walkthrough shows the pages that explain the idea. A member’s PDF carries these sections, some only when they apply.

  1. The short version

    Counts, biological age as a range, and the three groups, in plain words.

  2. Please book a physician visit

    Printed near the front, and only when a value needs a physician soon.

  3. What you told us, and what it changed

    If you answer a few questions about the days before the test, each answer and the reading it moved.

  4. Your next weeks, and your targets

    A week-by-week plan, a target for each marker that needs one, and when to retest it.

  5. How your markers move together

    The links between your numbers, flagged ones first.

  6. Every number, where it sits

    Every marker on your panel, grouped and placed on its band; flagged markers in full, the rest in short.

  7. Where this read stops short

    A second, independent read checks every report against the original document. Anything the two did not agree on is listed.

  8. What happens next

    Three steps, your retest calendar, and three things to keep in mind when reading any blood report.

Reports are stored privately in Genoryx health storage. The PDF link expires after seven days, and you can ask for your data to be deleted at any time.

Three things to keep in mind with any blood report.

A reference range is a crowd, not you

The band is where most adults in a lab’s population land. Sitting just outside it is common and often means nothing on its own; sitting far outside it, or drifting the same way test after test, is what matters.

One value is not a verdict

Blood changes with sleep, food, exercise, infections and hydration. That is why several markers carry a retest date rather than a conclusion.

A physician reads this with you

The report is an AI first read. A Genoryx physician reviews it, adds your history and examination, and decides what, if anything, needs doing. Nothing in it is a diagnosis or a prescription.

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