Helix reads your bloodwork, your wearables, and everything you log — then hands you the specific, personal moves that actually change your numbers. Not "drink more water." Real analysis, ranked by impact.
Your ApoB came back at 104 mg/dL against a 90 ceiling. Swap saturated for monounsaturated fat and add soluble fiber.
−10 to −15 pts · 6–8 weeks · no medicationAfter 14 days, Helix reads everything — bloodwork, Apple Watch, meals, drinks, sleep, gut, symptoms — and writes you a report grounded in your actual numbers. Here's a real one.
Your HRV today is 47 ms — 44% above your 30-day baseline of 32 ms, one of the strongest recovery signals in your recent data.
+44% above baselineSince March you've dropped from 190.7 to 180.0 lbs while cutting body fat 17.7% → 15.4% — muscle mass holding steady at 144.7 lbs.
−10.7 lbs since MarApoB at 104 mg/dL with an LDL/ApoB ratio of 1.41 points to higher particle burden than LDL alone would suggest. Worth addressing early.
ApoB 15% above rangeFrom 7 drinking occasions in March to 4 in April — tied to your score jump from 642 to 943, HRV gains, and faster fat loss. GGT 14.2 U/L confirms it.
Protective factorEstrogen at 13.9 pg/mL sits below the 15 floor; paired with low-normal Free T3 (2.95), worth raising with your provider given your weight-loss trajectory.
Risk factorYou're averaging 7,822 steps/day versus April's 10,605 — a pullback in structured activity that's slowing your recomposition goal.
−26% vs April peakReplacing saturated fats with monounsaturated sources (olive oil, avocado) and adding soluble fiber (oats, legumes) can cut LDL particle count 10–15% in 6–8 weeks — no medication. You're already at 92% nutrition compliance.
Getting back to 27+ workouts a month and 10,000 steps/day would support your body-composition trajectory and lift your Physical Activity pillar — a primary driver of your biological-age estimate.
Both sit at the low end of their reference ranges. Aggressive caloric restriction can suppress estrogen and thyroid conversion in men — a pattern your doctor should contextualize alongside your weight loss.
With only 13 gut entries, your alcohol-to-Bristol link (3.5 vs 3.1 avg) is directional but not yet conclusive. Daily logging would surface which patterns drive your slow-transit days.
Your gratitude streak is strong at 30 days, but journaling and meditation are unlogged. Even 5 minutes of daily breathwork has research-backed effects on HRV, cortisol, and mood — aligned with your "More Energy" goal.
Helix saw your steps fall 26% since April and tied it directly to your stalling recomposition. It linked 16 alcohol nights to looser next-morning digestion. It watched your score climb from 642 to 943 when you cut drinking — and labeled it protective.
Helix is more than a chatbot. It's a full analytical layer reading your data around the clock — and translating it into action.
Every morning, a brief that already read your data overnight — leading with the one thing most off-track today, tied to the marker that matters.
Chat with an analyst that knows your numbers. Ask why your score dropped or what's hurting your sleep — every answer is grounded in your own data, never generic.
An estimated biological age built from your habits and data — recalculating automatically as you log. See yourself trending younger than the calendar.
Research-backed protection scores across cardiovascular, metabolic, and cancer risk — measured against the average American, with 12 modifiable factors identified.
Scan or upload your bloodwork. Helix parses ApoB, LDL, hormones, GGT and more, flags anything outside optimal range, and turns it into lab-driven goals.
Track symptoms and Bristol type, and Helix finds the habits behind them — connecting headaches, bloating, or slow-transit days to your real behavior.
An out-of-range ApoB becomes "swap saturated for monounsaturated fat, layer in soluble fiber" — with a projected 10–15 point drop in 6–8 weeks. Specific. Personal. Built from what Helix already knows about you.
Your daily logs and wearables flow into eight pillars and a single 0–1,000 score — the data layer that makes every insight personal.
One score across all eight pillars — the number that feeds your biological age, your trends, and every move Helix recommends. Five tiers, from Starting to Exceptional.
Most apps hand you a dashboard and walk away. Helix reads it for you — and tells you the next right move.
Helix is Eight Health's AI analyst. After 14 days of data it reads your patterns across all eight pillars — plus labs, wearables, gut and symptoms — finds correlations, maps research-backed risk and protective factors, and builds a prioritized action plan ranked by projected impact.
Helix never gives one-size-fits-all tips. Every insight cites your actual numbers — your ApoB, your HRV, your step count — and every action comes with an estimated point impact on your own score. It's analysis of you, not advice for everyone.
Apple Watch (HRV, sleep, steps, workouts, heart rate), Withings body composition, uploaded or scanned bloodwork, your logged meals, drinks, supplements, symptoms, gut entries, and evening reflections. The more you give it, the sharper it gets.
No. Helix surfaces patterns from your logged data and general health research — it never diagnoses or prescribes. It's designed to make you a more informed partner in your own health. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical guidance.
No — Helix works with manual logging alone. But adding wearables and bloodwork unlocks deeper correlations like the recovery, body-composition, and lab insights shown above.
Yes. Your data is stored locally on your device. When Helix runs an analysis, only aggregated, anonymous summaries are sent — no name, email, or identifying information. We don't run ads and we never sell your data.
Helix's insights are based on your logged data and general health research. They are not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional for personalized medical guidance.