Biological age estimates how your body is functioning relative to population averages. Done properly it comes from a published formula and real blood markers -- not from a questionnaire about how many vegetables you eat.
Most online biological age calculators score a lifestyle survey, so the answer moves when your self-assessment moves, not when your physiology does. Quantum Khor uses Levine's phenotypic age model instead: a published formula, fitted on large cohorts against real health outcomes, combining nine routine blood markers with your chronological age.
Albumin, creatinine, glucose, C-reactive protein, lymphocyte percent, mean cell volume, red cell distribution width, alkaline phosphatase, and white blood cell count -- all standard blood-panel values most people already have on file from a routine check-up.
Quantum Khor reads a blood panel PDF, pulls out the markers the formula needs, and computes phenotypic age from them -- anything missing is named openly rather than filled in with a guess. The daily camera scan tracks the recovery side alongside it, so a single panel becomes a trend instead of a snapshot.
Chronological age counts the years since you were born. Biological age estimates how your body is functioning compared with population averages for each age -- and unlike the calendar, it can move in both directions.
For the real formula, yes -- it needs the nine lab values above. Most routine panels already contain most of them. Without labs, Quantum Khor shows recovery and efficiency trends instead of inventing a phenotypic age it cannot compute.
Quantum Khor is a wellness companion, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition.