From nutrient delivery to detox, blood insights unlock energy, recovery, and a foundation for peak performance.
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WHOOP 4.0
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This is my daily dashboard.
I use WHOOP to track recovery, sleep, and heart rate variability. It gives me real-time insight into how my nervous system is handling stress and how well I’ve recovered.
Outlive by Dr. Peter Attia
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A cornerstone of proactive health.
I turn to Outlive often because it shifts the conversation from reactive medicine to long-term healthspan—and bloodwork plays a huge role in that. Attia breaks down how biomarkers like ApoB, fasting insulin, and inflammatory markers should guide how we train, eat, and live.
Cold Plunge
A quick reset that makes a measurable difference.
I plunge whenever I get the opportunity. It helps with circulation, insulin sensitivity, and inflammation—all key blood health markers. And mentally, it’s one hell of a reset!
Blood work provides a snapshot of your body’s internal environment. It reveals hormonal balance, metabolic efficiency, and early signs of inflammation before symptoms even appear—integral for tailoring health strategies across all five elements.
Most reference ranges are based on a generally unhealthy population, while our optimal ranges are derived from data on truly healthy individuals. This approach helps identify subtle imbalances early on, enabling proactive lifestyle and clinical interventions.
Essential tests include fasting insulin, detailed cholesterol panels (like ApoB), inflammatory markers (e.g., CRP), and key hormone levels. These biomarkers form the basis for personalized programs that address every facet of your health from metabolism to recovery.
At Clay, we don’t just rely on standard lab ranges—we use comprehensive panels and optimal benchmarks drawn from healthy populations to uncover subtle imbalances. This data-driven approach allows us to tailor interventions that address every element of your health, from metabolism to recovery. Learn more about Blood, one of Clay’s Five Elements of Health.