Comprehensive Alzheimer’s Biomarkers

Comprehensive Alzheimer’s Biomarkers
at The Longevist Clinic
The most advanced screening available today for assessing Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline—focusing on molecular-level changes that occur long before clinical symptoms appear.

Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative condition that affects memory, cognition, and daily functioning. While genetics do contribute to the risk, key factors such as metabolic imbalance, chronic inflammation, and abnormal protein accumulation (Tau and Amyloid Beta) also play a significant role.

At The Longevist Clinic, our Comprehensive Alzheimer’s Biomarkers screening evaluates a range of biological indicators—including genetic markers, metabolic and inflammatory pathways, and neurodegenerative proteins—to help identify risks early and guide brain longevity strategies tailored to you.

🧪 Your Evaluation Includes:

🧠 P-tau217 (Phosphorylated Tau 217)
A highly accurate biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease, especially in its preclinical stages. P-tau217 has shown diagnostic accuracy comparable to cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis and PET scans.

🧬 Amyloid Beta Oligomers
This test detects the toxic oligomeric form of amyloid beta—a key trigger in the degeneration of brain cells and an early contributor to memory loss.

🔬 GFAP + NFL (Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein & Neurofilament Light Chain)

• GFAP reflects inflammation in glial cells (the brain's support cells).

• NFL indicates damage to neurons.
  Combined, these markers help differentiate Alzheimer’s from other forms of dementia with high specificity.

👤 Who Should Consider This Screening?

• Individuals seeking molecular-level risk assessment for Alzheimer’s

• Those with a family history of Alzheimer’s or related dementias

• People aiming to create a personalized brain health plan

• Older adults interested in proactive prevention before symptoms begin

📅 Book your Alzheimer’s Biomarker Screening today
Take the first step toward preserving your cognitive health and extending brain longevity.