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Let's start with the basics.
These five questions calibrate the entire assessment for your profile. No right or wrong answers — just what's true for you.
What is your biological sex assigned at birth?
Used to calibrate sex-specific screening thresholds and hormone baselines.
What is your current age?
Sets age-appropriate screening thresholds and risk model calibration.
years old
What are your top 1–3 health goals right now?
Select up to 3. These prioritise which sections of your report get the most focus.
How would you rate your current health knowledge?
This calibrates how much detail and explanation the report provides.
Beginner — explain everything
Expert — keep it clinical
Are you currently under the regular care of a physician?
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Family history.
Your family's health story is written into your biology. These questions unlock the risk factors most likely to be relevant to you specifically.
Did any first-degree relatives (parents, siblings) have a heart attack, stent, bypass surgery, or stroke before age 60?
Early family CVD is the single strongest flag for genetic cardiovascular risk — it changes which tests you need urgently.
Has anyone in your immediate family been diagnosed with high cholesterol or familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH)?
Any first-degree relatives with type 2 diabetes?
Any family history of Alzheimer's or dementia?
If yes, APOE genotype testing becomes a high-priority recommendation — it changes prevention intensity significantly.
Any family history of cancer? Select all that apply
Did either parent live past age 85?
Any family history of autoimmune disease? (e.g. lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, MS, thyroid disease)
Any family history of kidney disease or early kidney failure?
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Your personal health history.
Existing diagnoses, medications, and history help us tailor recommendations — and flag any contraindications.
Have you been diagnosed with any of the following? Select all that apply
Are you currently taking any prescription medications?
Are you taking any supplements regularly? Select all that apply
Have you ever had a significant head injury or concussion?
How would you describe your current weight trend?
Have you had any major surgeries or significant hospitalisations?
Do you have a history of an eating disorder?
This modifies how the nutrition module is framed and flags bone density as a priority.
Have you ever been told you have sleep apnea, or do you snore heavily?
Untreated sleep apnea raises cardiovascular risk 2–4× and doubles dementia risk — it's one of our 8 automatic override flags.
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Your lab results.
Enter what you have — skip what you don't. Every gap becomes part of your personalised lab priority list. Pull up your most recent results if you have them nearby.
Don't have results yet? That's completely fine — skip any fields you don't have. The assessment will generate a priority list of the specific tests you should order first.
When was your most recent full physical exam?
Standard lipid panel Optional
Enter values from your most recent bloodwork.
Enter a number or prefix with < (e.g. <70)
Blood sugar markers Optional
Enter a number or prefix with < (e.g. <5)
Advanced cardiovascular markers Optional — most impactful
ApoB and Lp(a) are the two tests most people have never had — and the two most likely to change your risk picture.
Nutrient markers Optional
Thyroid markers Optional
Blood pressure Optional
Most recent reading. Home readings are more accurate than a single clinic measurement.
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mmHg
Which of these advanced tests have you ever had? Select all that apply
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Your lifestyle.
Six sub-domains: movement, nutrition, sleep, stress, exposures, and body composition. Answer as honestly as you can — the assessment is most useful when it sees the real picture.
Movement & Fitness
How many Zone 2 or above cardio sessions do you do per week?
Zone 2 = a pace where you can hold a full conversation comfortably (brisk walk, easy cycle, slow jog).
How many strength / resistance training sessions per week?
Approximate daily step count?
How many hours per day are you primarily sedentary (desk, car, sofa)?
Are you taking any medication that lowers your heart rate?
Beta-blockers (metoprolol, atenolol, propranolol) or calcium channel blockers (amlodipine, diltiazem, verapamil) can affect heart rate-based fitness measurements.
Nutrition
Which best describes your overall dietary pattern?
What percentage of your diet is ultra-processed food? (packaged snacks, fast food, ready meals)
How much protein do you roughly consume per day?
Target for longevity is ~1.6g per kg of bodyweight.
How many alcoholic drinks do you consume per week on average?
1 drink = 1 glass of wine (5oz), 1 beer (12oz), or 1 shot of spirits (1.5oz).
What is your typical eating window? (from first to last bite)
Sleep
How many hours of sleep do you typically get per night?
How would you rate the quality of your sleep overall?
Very poorExcellent
How long does it typically take you to fall asleep?
Is your sleep timing fairly consistent (bed and wake time within 30 minutes) most nights?
What time do you typically stop consuming caffeine?
Stress & Recovery
In the last month, how often have you felt unable to control the important things in your life?
PSS-1 (validated Perceived Stress Scale)
In the last month, how often have you felt confident about your ability to handle personal problems?
PSS-2 (reverse-scored)
In the last month, how often have you felt that things were going your way?
PSS-3 (reverse-scored)
In the last month, how often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high you couldn't overcome them?
PSS-4
Do you have a regular recovery practice? Select all that apply
Exposures & Environment
Smoking history
Have you had significant occupational or environmental exposures? Select all that apply
Body Composition
Height, weight & waist circumference Optional but recommended
Used to calculate waist-to-height ratio — a far better metabolic risk proxy than BMI.
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Mind, relationships & purpose.
The Harvard Study of Adult Development followed people for 85 years. The single strongest predictor of health at 80 wasn't cholesterol — it was the quality of close relationships. These questions matter as much as your bloodwork.
How satisfied are you with the depth of your closest relationships?
Harvard Study of Adult Development: relationship quality at midlife is the #1 predictor of physical health and cognitive function in later decades.
Very unsatisfiedDeeply fulfilled
How often do you feel that you lack companionship?
UCLA Loneliness Scale — Item 1 of 3. Loneliness raises all-cause mortality risk by ~26%, equivalent to smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
How often do you feel left out?
UCLA Loneliness Scale — Item 2 of 3
How often do you feel isolated from others?
UCLA Loneliness Scale — Item 3 of 3
How many people could you call in a genuine crisis — someone who would truly show up for you?
Research shows 1–2 deep connections are biologically protective. Quality over quantity.
Do you have a clear sense of why you get up in the morning?
A strong sense of purpose adds 2.4 years of life on average and reduces Alzheimer's risk by 30% (Rush Memory & Aging Project).
No — it's unclear to meYes — completely clear
Does your work feel meaningful to you?
Not at allDeeply meaningful
When something upsetting happens, how long do you typically take to return to baseline?
Slow emotional recovery is linked to elevated cortisol, reduced HRV, sleep disruption, and chronically elevated inflammation — and it is trainable.
Do you generally expect things to work out well for you in the end?
Dispositional optimism is associated with 11–15% lower all-cause mortality (NHS Cohort, 70,000+ women). The mechanism is partly behavioural and partly biological — optimists have lower inflammatory cytokines.
Rarely — I tend toward pessimismYes — strong optimist
Mood Screening (PHQ-2 & GAD-2 — Validated Instruments)
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you felt down, depressed, or hopeless?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you felt nervous, anxious, or on edge?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been unable to stop or control worrying?
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) — Optional but Important
Why we ask: ACE score (0–10) is one of our 8 automatic override flags. A score of 4 or higher is associated with significantly elevated cardiovascular, autoimmune, and metabolic risk — and changes the framing of all recommendations. These questions are completely optional. Answer only what you're comfortable sharing.
Before age 18, did you experience any of the following? Select all that apply — one point each
Assessment complete.
Your personalised Health and Longevity report is being prepared. Once you click the button below, your report will appear on screen — including your Vitality Score, domain deep-dives, and 90-day action plan.
What happens next
- → Your answers are scored across 6 domains
- → Override flags are checked first
- → Personalised lab gap list is generated
- → 90-day action plan is built for your profile
- → Harvard Study Lens section is personalised
- → Your full report will appear on screen
Save your report: Once your report appears, look for the Print / Save PDF button in the top-right corner of the report page. We recommend saving a copy to your device for ongoing review.
Wellness Disclaimer
The Clarvita Vitality Assessment is a general wellness tool provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Your results and any recommendations are not medical advice and should not be used as a substitute for the judgment of a qualified healthcare professional. No doctor-patient or professional-client relationship is created by your use of this assessment. You should always consult your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions about your health or before starting any new wellness practice. Clarvita assumes no responsibility or liability for any actions taken based on the information provided by this assessment.
Privacy & Data Use
Your privacy matters to us. Here is how your information is handled:
What we store: Your answers are processed by our scoring engine to generate your personalised report. Your completed report and the email address you provide are stored on a secure, encrypted Vercel server.
Who sees what: No one — including Dr. John Tatum, the developer of this assessment — will see your individual questionnaire answers (such as weight, waist circumference, Adverse Childhood Experiences, mood screening responses, or any other raw answers). Dr. Tatum may review your finished report only for quality-control and ongoing development of the assessment tool.
No sharing: Your data will never be sold, shared with third parties, or used for marketing purposes. Your information is used solely to generate and deliver your report.
Data retention: Reports are retained on the secure server to allow you to request a copy in the future. You may request deletion of your data at any time by contacting us.
What we store: Your answers are processed by our scoring engine to generate your personalised report. Your completed report and the email address you provide are stored on a secure, encrypted Vercel server.
Who sees what: No one — including Dr. John Tatum, the developer of this assessment — will see your individual questionnaire answers (such as weight, waist circumference, Adverse Childhood Experiences, mood screening responses, or any other raw answers). Dr. Tatum may review your finished report only for quality-control and ongoing development of the assessment tool.
No sharing: Your data will never be sold, shared with third parties, or used for marketing purposes. Your information is used solely to generate and deliver your report.
Data retention: Reports are retained on the secure server to allow you to request a copy in the future. You may request deletion of your data at any time by contacting us.