Metabolic Clarity Labs

Complete Metabolic Health Numbers Decoder

Bring your waist measurement, blood pressure, glucose, A1C, insulin, and cholesterol numbers together in one private, plain-English report.

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Your numbers

Build your report

1. About the measurements

This adult tool uses sex-specific HDL and waist criteria. Choose the sex used on the lab report.

2. Core metabolic numbers

Enter all five areas for a complete criteria count. The report can still calculate partial results.

in

Measured midway between the lowest rib and top of hip bone.

in

Optional. Unlocks waist-to-height ratio.

mmHg
mmHg
mg/dL
mg/dL
mg/dL
3. Optional lab details

These values deepen the report but do not change the five-criteria count, except where noted above.

%
µIU/mL
mg/dL
mg/dL

Private by design: entries stay in this browser tab and are not saved or transmitted.

LABS

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Enter the numbers you have. Missing optional values will be listed instead of guessed.

What this does

One report, not one mystery score

The decoder organizes related measurements and performs transparent calculations. It does not create a proprietary wellness score. Each output has a different purpose, evidence base, and limitation.

Three or more criteria is a clinical pattern, not a self-diagnosis. Metabolic syndrome is diagnosed by a health professional. Medication use, ethnicity-specific waist thresholds, pregnancy, medical history, and laboratory methods can change interpretation.

Calculations

What can appear in the report

Depending on the values entered, the report can show metabolic syndrome criteria, waist-to-height ratio, estimated average glucose, HOMA1-IR, two published TyG conventions, non-HDL cholesterol, estimated remnant cholesterol, and lipid ratios.

HOMA1-IR and TyG are research-oriented surrogate measures. Neither has one universal diagnostic cutoff. The calculator labels formulas instead of assigning a green or red diagnosis.

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Questions

Frequently asked

Does this diagnose metabolic syndrome?

No. It shows how entered values compare with commonly used adult criteria. Diagnosis belongs to a qualified health professional.

Do I need every number?

No. The report calculates what the available inputs support and lists missing measurements. A complete five-criteria count requires waist, blood pressure, fasting glucose, triglycerides, HDL, and sex.

Why is there no overall metabolic health score?

No validated clinical formula combines all of these outputs into one universal score. A made-up score would hide important differences between measurements.

Why does the TyG result show two values?

Published literature uses two different parenthesis conventions. The report labels both so you can compare a result only with a study using the same formula.

Why is HOMA1-IR not labeled normal or abnormal?

Oxford's Diabetes Trials Unit says HOMA results depend on the glucose and insulin assays, so there are no universal normal-versus-abnormal thresholds.

Are my entries stored?

No. This section contains no form action, fetch request, cookies, or browser storage. Refreshing or leaving the page clears the entries.

Evidence

Sources and limitations

  1. American Heart Association: About metabolic syndrome
  2. NHLBI: What is metabolic syndrome?
  3. Oxford Diabetes Trials Unit: HOMA FAQ
  4. ADAG study: A1C and estimated average glucose
  5. 2026 ACC/AHA dyslipidemia guideline

Educational information only. Not for children, pregnancy, diagnosis, medication changes, emergencies, or individual treatment decisions. Review results with a qualified health professional.