Are You On Track to Age Well?

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Which TREND Pillar Needs Your Attention Most?

Your Healthy Aging Score is a personalized tool that helps you assess how well you’re aligning with the 5 TREND pillars of healthy aging. It gives you insights into your current health status and provides clear action steps so you can age well and live a life full of energy, vitality, and balance. This score is designed to help you focus on the areas that matter most for your long-term health

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What's Your Healthy Aging Score?

Understand Your Score

Your score shows how your health lines up with the 5 TREND pillars of healthy aging:

  • Testing: key labs & biomarkers like cholesterol and blood sugar.

  • Relationships: your connection to yourself & to others.

  • Exercise: daily movement & fitness.

  • Nutrition: what you eat & how you eat.

  • Downtime: sleep & recovery

The quiz results will give you actionable next steps to take.

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What's your age range?

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How quickly do you feel recovered after a stressful event?

  • Quickly: I recover quickly most of the time.
  • Moderately: My recovery takes a while but is manageable.
  • Slowly: Recovery feels slow and often incomplete.

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How often do you make time to relax or engage in hobbies?

  • Often: Most days.
  • Sometimes: A few times per week.
  • Rarely: Rarely or never.

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After a typical night’s sleep, how rested do you feel?

  • Well-rested: I feel well-rested most mornings.
  • Somewhat-rested: I usually feel rested, sometimes tired.
  • Tired/Unrefreshed: I often wake up tired or unrefreshed.

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How often do you chew slowly & stop eating before feeling full?

  • Often: I eat most meals slowly, with a present mind.
  • Sometimes: Half of the time I chew slowly and feel present.
  • Rarely: I eat fast and usually am distracted when eating.

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How often do you eat ultraprocessed foods?
i.e: packaged snacks, sweetened drinks, fast food, candy.

  • Rarely: Less than 2 times per week and/or in very small amounts.
  • Occasionally: 2–6 times per week and/or larger portions.
  • Often: Daily or almost daily and/or in large quantities

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How frequently do you consume saturated fat?
i.e: fatty meats, processed meats, butter, ghee, lard, cream, full-fat cheese.

  • Minimal: Almost never or occasional small portions, less than 1-2 times/week.
  • Regularly: Regular or frequent but smaller, mindful portions.
  • Frequently: Frequent and/or large portions on most days.

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How often is your plate mostly vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts, or seeds?

  • Mostly: Most meals are minimally-processed plant-predominant (about 70% or more of the plate).
  • Moderately: Some meals are plant-predominant but I eat some ultraprocessed foods and animal products (50/50).
  • Low: I mostly eat very processed or mostly an animal-based diet.

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How often do you do strength or resistance training?

  • Frequently: 2+ sessions/week.
  • Moderately: 1 session/week.
  • Rarely: Rarely or never.

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How much moderate+ (not light) aerobic activity do you do most weeks?
i.e. brisk walking, cycling, swimming, running, etc.

  • Often: 2+ hours/week (or 3+ good sessions/week).
  • Moderately: 1–2 hours/week (or 1–2 sessions/week).
  • Rarely: Less than 1 hour/week.

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How much low-intensity movement do you get each day?
i.e: leisurely walking, daily chores, gardening, or other light activity.

  • A lot: 7,000+ steps/day or equivalent activity most days.
  • Moderate: 3,000–6,999 steps/day or equivalent activity.
  • Minimal: Mostly sedentary with minimal daily movement.

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How connected do you feel to your physical surroundings?
i.e., nature, job, home, or neighborhood.

  • Strongly: I feel comfortable, safe, engaged, and positive in my environment.
  • Moderately: I feel somewhat connected, but often feel neutral or disconnected.
  • Minimally: I rarely feel engaged or positive about my surroundings.

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How often do you engage in negative or critical self-talk?

  • Rarely: Rarely, and I'm able to reframe quickly.
  • Moderately: Sometimes, and it affects my mood but I can catch it usually.
  • Frequently: Often, and it strongly affects my mood or confidence.

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How connected do you feel to supportive people in your life?
i.e., friends, family, colleagues, or community groups.

  • Strongly: I have frequent contact, feel supported & cared about , and have people to turn to.
  • Moderately: I have some connections, but not as frequent or close as I’d like.
  • Not connected: I have very rare contact, few people I feel I can rely on or who care about me.

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Hows' Your Metabolic Health?

Pick the category that matches your highest (worst) current result.

Fasting glucose (mg/dL): Normal <100 • Borderline 100–125 • High ≥126

HbA1c (%): Normal <5.7 • Borderline 5.7–6.4 • High ≥6.5

TG/HDL ratio: Normal <2 • Borderline 2–3 • High >3

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Choose the category that matches your average blood pressure.

  • Normal: <120 / <80 mmHg
  • Borderline: 120–139 / 80–89 mmHg
  • High: ≥140 systolic OR ≥90 diastolic
  • Don't have results: I don't have these results yet

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Which category fits your most recent hs-CRP result?

  • Normal: <1.0 mg/L
  • Borderline: 1.0–3.0 mg/L
  • High: >3.0 mg/L
  • Don’t have results: I don’t have these results yet

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What is your most recent ApoB or non-HDL-C result?

ApoB is the preferred marker when available.

  • ApoB — Normal: <90 mg/dL
  • ApoB — Borderline: 90–110 mg/dL
  • ApoB — High: >110 mg/dL
  • non-HDL-C — Normal: <130 mg/dL
  • non-HDL-C — Borderline: 130–159 mg/dL
  • non-HDL-C — High: ≥160 mg/dL
  • Don’t have results: I don’t have these results yet

Get Your TREND Score Breakdown

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Understanding Your Healthy Aging Score

Your quiz result will place you into one of 3 patterns I often see in adults who want to age well:

1. Opportunities to Improve

This means that small adjustments in your daily routine can lead to significant improvements in your health.

It’s an opportunity to identify where changes can be made to support your well-being. By taking small steps now, you can unlock major health gains and set a strong foundation for the future.

2. On the Right Track

"On the Right Track" means that you’ve built a solid foundation for healthy aging, and you are making progress.

While you may already have healthy habits, there’s still room to fine-tune your routine for even better results. With just a few adjustments, you can improve your energy, vitality, and overall wellness even further.

3. Excellent Alignment

You’re already practicing optimal healthy aging. Your lifestyle aligns well with the best practices for longevity and well-being.

You’re already living in a way that supports your long-term health, and you're on the right path to continue aging with vitality. Congratulations on being in excellent shape for your health journey!

The TREND Pillars: Key to Healthy Aging

The TREND pillars are the five essential areas that contribute to healthy aging. Your score reflects how well you’re doing in these key areas:

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Testing

Health metrics like cholesterol, blood sugar levels, and how you feel.
These are crucial for understanding where you stand in terms of heart health, metabolism, and overall wellness.

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Relationships

Your connection to yourself and to others. Having a strong support system, positive self-relationship, and emotional well-being plays a huge role in aging gracefully.

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Exercise

Daily movement and fitness. Staying physically active is essential for maintaining strength, flexibility, and long-term health.

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Nutrition

The way you eat and the quality of your diet. Balanced nutrition is the foundation for supporting metabolism, energy, and overall health.

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Downtime

Sleep and recovery. These are often the most overlooked but crucial elements for rejuvenation. Restful sleep and time to recover helps to maintain mental clarity and emotional balance.

Each of these pillars plays a vital role in how well you age. By improving just one area, you can create a positive ripple effect that improves your overall health.

How Dr. Ashori's Primary Care and Virtual Health Coaching Can Help

Dr. Ashori’s Primary Care Services offer a holistic approach to your health, providing regular monitoring of key health metrics such as cholesterol, blood sugar, and other critical labs. We’ll help you understand your current health status, identify any potential risks, and build a plan that works for your specific needs. With comprehensive care, we ensure you’re on track for long-term wellness.

Virtual Health Coaching complements the primary care services by offering personalized guidance to help you optimize your habits. Together, we will create a realistic action plan that fits your busy lifestyle. Whether you need help improving your sleep, designing a fitness plan, or adjusting your nutrition, virtual health coaching provides tailored support every step of the way. Through consistent check-ins and guidance, we’ll work together to ensure you’re on the right path toward aging gracefully.

Take the “Healthy Aging Score” Quiz Now

Your Healthy Aging Score is a starting point to understanding where you stand and what areas need attention. This quiz offers practical next steps based on your score, helping you focus on the pillars of health that matter most. Whether you need to improve your sleep, your nutrition, or get more active, the quiz will give you clear, actionable steps to enhance your health.

If you’re interested in discussing your results and creating a personalized plan: