Twelve key health systems that show how your body is functioning today and where it’s heading next.
Blood, Heart and Vascular
Understand blood and circulation markers.
It does this by measuring red cells, white cells, and platelets to build a broad picture of your circulation, immune readiness, and clotting capacity.
Patterns may point to anaemia, inflammation, or hydration changes, and can help explain persistent tiredness or frequent illness. An important baseline that is often tracked over time.
Diabetes & Metabolic Health
See how your body handles sugar.
This panel combines a fasting reading with a longer-term average covering the past two to three months, giving a more complete picture than either measure alone.
It can identify patterns consistent with prediabetes and help guide practical steps like nutrition, activity, and weight management to stay ahead of progression.Included biomarkers: Glucose (Fasting), HbA1c.
Female Sex Hormones
A clearer view of hormone patterns.
These markers provide context for changes in cycle patterns, energy shifts, and overall hormonal regulation. Because levels naturally vary throughout the month and across life stages, the timing of the test and your current health status matter for accurate interpretation. Your clinician may suggest follow-up testing based on your results.
Inflammation
Markers that may reflect stress on the body.
These markers can rise with infection, injury, chronic conditions, or immune activity, and are not specific to one cause, so they work best alongside your other results.
A single elevated reading may be temporary, while persistent elevation can be a useful prompt for deeper clinical review. Tracking changes over time helps show whether inflammation is resolving.
Iron and Energy
Iron markers linked to energy and focus.
This panel looks at how iron is stored, transported, and used to support healthy red blood cell production.
It helps distinguish between different causes of low energy, whether related to diet, absorption, or other factors. Results can guide whether dietary changes, supplementation, or further evaluation is recommended.
Lipids
A deeper look at cholesterol and blood fats.
This panel goes further with advanced markers and ratios that show whether patterns are driven by diet, weight, or genetics.
Results support practical next steps such as nutrition changes, activity goals, or clinical follow-up, especially if there is a personal or family history of heart disease. Tracking trends over time is just as valuable as a single result.
Liver Health
Looks at liver-related markers.
It does this by looking at enzymes, bilirubin, and protein levels that reflect how the liver handles nutrients, medications, and waste.
Abnormal patterns can relate to fatty liver, inflammation, or medication effects among other causes. Because these markers can shift temporarily, results are best understood alongside your lifestyle and other findings.
Male Sex Hormones
Hormone markers.
These markers provide context for changes in stamina, drive, and overall hormonal regulation. Levels can vary by time of day, sleep quality, stress, and weight, so testing conditions matter for accurate reading.
Results are best interpreted alongside your other markers and health history for a complete picture.
Kidney Health
Shows how well your kidneys filter waste.
This is especially helpful for early monitoring in conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, or dehydration.
Because hydration, diet, and medications can influence individual readings, tracking changes over time provides a more accurate picture than a single result.
Your clinician may recommend follow-up if any values fall outside the expected range.
Thyroid
Helps assess thyroid activity.
Even small shifts in thyroid activity can affect your daily energy, heart rate, temperature regulation, and mood.
Results can be influenced by supplements, medications, and the timing of the test, so interpretation works best when paired with your symptoms and health history.
Follow-up testing may be recommended if values are borderline.
Urine Analysis
Understand blood and circulation markers.
It goes beyond blood tests by looking at what your kidneys are filtering and excreting, including hydration status, protein, sugar, and signs of infection.
These findings can add important context to your blood results, and are most meaningful when reviewed alongside your symptoms and medical history.
Vitamins
Nutrients support energy, bones, and resilience.
Low levels are surprisingly common and may contribute to fatigue, low mood, or reduced performance, while very high levels can also be undesirable.
Results help personalise nutrition choices and safe supplementation plans based on your baseline, symptoms, and any existing medical conditions.
Follow-up testing can confirm whether levels are improving.
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What is Thrive – The 100 Biomarkers Test?
Thrive is a comprehensive preventive health assessment that analyses 100 biomarkers identified by clinical experts to provide a clear picture of your internal health. It translates complex lab results into biological age, easy to understand insights and personalized action plans on sleep, nutrition and lifestyle.
How is Thrive different from a regular health check-up?
Unlike standard health checks that provide raw numbers, Thrive converts data into clear insights, prioritized risks, and practical guidance, helping you act early and prevent future illness, all from the comfort of your home.
Who should consider taking the Thrive test?
Thrive covers cardiovascular health, diabetes and metabolic health, liver and kidney function, thyroid health, male and female hormones, inflammation, oxidative stress, iron levels, vitamins, and urine analysis.
What health areas does Thrive cover?
Thrive covers cardiovascular health, diabetes and metabolic health, liver and kidney function, thyroid health, male and female hormones, inflammation, oxidative stress, iron levels, vitamins, and urine analysis.
What are biomarkers and why are they important?
Biomarkers are measurable indicators in blood or urine that reflect how organs and systems are functioning. Together, they help identify early risk patterns before disease develops. They act as indicators of the health of the organ.
Does Thrive diagnose diseases?
No. Thrive is a preventive health intelligence and decision-support tool. It does not diagnose diseases but helps identify risks early and guides proactive action. The thrive lab results combined with clinical advice will help the patients get an in-depth understanding of their health
What is Biological Age?
Biological age reflects how old your body appears internally based on biomarker analysis, compared to your actual chronological age. It is a good directional indicator of the body health and upkeep
How are results presented?
Results are shown as clear insights, risk indicators, priority actions (Urgent, Important, Monitor), and personalized recommendations instead
of complex lab values in easy to understand English.
What kind of risks does Thrive identify?
Thrive highlights risks such as cardio-metabolic risk, inflammation, oxidative stress, and hormonal imbalance, explaining their impact and contributing biomarkers. The 100 biomarkers provide a comprehensive risk check framework.
What recommendations will I receive?
You receive personalized guidance on nutrition, lifestyle, supplements, prevention, and healthy aging, all linked directly to your biomarker results.
Are the recommendations safe?
Yes. Thrive follows clinical safety principles, includes medical cautions and recommends doctor consultation where required.
Can I track my health progress over time?
Yes. Thrive allows ongoing tracking of biomarkers and biological age to monitor improvements over time. The trend of progress or lack of thereof is shown graphically on the myAster app.
How do I take the Thrive test?
After booking, samples are collected from the home and processed through approved labs and results are delivered digitally within the myAster app.
How long does it take to get results?
Results are typically available within a few days, depending on lab processing time.
Do I need a doctor’s prescription?
No prescription is required, but medical consultation is encouraged if elevated risks are identified. The Thrive offering comes with a set of video consults with clinical experts as part of the package purchase.
Is Thrive a replacement for my doctor?
No. Thrive complements medical care and helps you have informed discussions with healthcare professionals.
Is my health data secure?
Yes. Thrive follows strict data privacy and security standards to protect your information.
What happens after I receive my results?
Thrive comes with a set of video consults with clinical experts to help you interpret the results. After the online consults, patient can act on recommendations, book consultations, access pharmacy and wellness services, and track progress within the myAster ecosystem.
Can I use Thrive for family members?
Yes. You can view and manage health insights for dependents within the same app. It is encouraged to get your family members tested as well to ensure the health of entire family is taken care of.
Why is preventive health important?
Most chronic diseases develop silently. Thrive helps you act early, reduce risks, and support long-term health and longevity.
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