"Your personal rate of aging. Research has shown that there is a “biological age”, which might differ from a person’s actual, chronological age. People who are biologically older than their real age tend to develop more health-related issues and age-related problems compared to people who are biologically young. Our platform will provide the users with estimates of their biological age, as well as their personal rate of aging across repeated time points and potential recommendations to slow down this rate."
I question whether it's emotionally healthy for all users to have a direct measure of their aging to this degree. If I were a customer, I'd prefer to receive the actionable advice (the "how to decrease this rate of aging") without knowing the exact rate or my rate relative to the average. Especially if there were aspects outside of my control. If some other thing shows up as actionable but there's not really much in the metabolite data relevant to aging rate, cool - show me that stuff instead. If the data does show there are actions that I should take to reduce rate of aging, cool - recommend me those actions.
Certainly not saying one shouldn't be able to get at this data from your service, but that perhaps it should be an onboarding option to not receive that level of granularity.
I question whether it's emotionally healthy for all users to have a direct measure of their aging to this degree. If I were a customer, I'd prefer to receive the actionable advice (the "how to decrease this rate of aging") without knowing the exact rate or my rate relative to the average. Especially if there were aspects outside of my control. If some other thing shows up as actionable but there's not really much in the metabolite data relevant to aging rate, cool - show me that stuff instead. If the data does show there are actions that I should take to reduce rate of aging, cool - recommend me those actions.
Certainly not saying one shouldn't be able to get at this data from your service, but that perhaps it should be an onboarding option to not receive that level of granularity.