Know your body. Own your health. Stay ahead.
Most blood tests tell you if you're average. HALO scores all 106 of your biomarkers against a tighter optimal range, reviewed by a doctor.
The best time to look is while you still feel well.
Australians live with at least one chronic condition.
of Australia's disease burden comes from modifiable risk factors.
biomarkers HALO measures in a single blood draw.
Not "is this normal?" Is this optimal?
Standard pathology compares you to a sick population, so a result can sit inside the lab range and still be far from where you perform best. HALO reports every marker against both.
"Normal." Your result sits inside the population range, so nothing gets flagged and nothing gets done.
Below optimal. Low SHBG often reflects a metabolic driver, so your doctor writes a plan to move it into range.
106 biomarkers across ten systems.
One blood draw, 25 panels. Each marker is scored against its HALO Optimal range, not just the lab's.
Hormones
Testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, oestradiol, IGF-1, growth hormone, and the ratios behind energy, recovery, and libido.
Adrenal & Stress
Cortisol, DHEA-S, aldosterone, and the ratios that show how your body handles load.
Thyroid
TSH, Free T3, Free T4, and conversion ratio. The system that drives metabolism, energy, and body composition.
Heart & Lipids
Full lipid panel with ApoB, ApoA1, and eight calculated ratios including atherogenic index. Your cardiovascular baseline.
Metabolic
Fasting glucose, insulin, HOMA-IR, biological age, and TyG index. The early signals of metabolic drift.
Inflammation
hs-CRP, ESR, and five composite ratios (NLR, SII, PLR) tied to long-term cardiovascular and cellular risk.
Blood Health
Full blood count with differentials, platelets, RDW, and MPV. The foundations of oxygen transport and immune readiness.
Liver
ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, bilirubin, albumin, and clinical ratios. How your liver is handling the load.
Kidney
Electrolytes, creatinine, eGFR, urea, and calculated ratios. Filtration and fluid balance.
Recovery & Minerals
Magnesium, calcium, phosphate, creatine kinase, and uric acid. The minerals that underpin training adaptation and repair.
A report that reads like a plan.
Your biological age, the markers driving it, and a doctor's note on every result that needs one. This is what lands in your account.
Three steps to your optimal.
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Know your optimal
A doctor reviews every marker against optimal ranges and writes your plan.
Why HALO, not the alternatives.
Every marker read by an AHPRA-registered doctor.
No algorithm-only report. A registered doctor reviews all 106 markers against your optimal ranges and writes the notes that tell you what to do next.
Your SHBG is below optimal. This binding protein regulates free testosterone, and a low result often reflects insulin resistance worth confirming. Let's recheck in 12 weeks.
