Your doctor said lose weight. But nobody told you how.
The consultation lasted eleven minutes. You walked out with a target, a follow-up date, and no method. But nobody can tell you how until someone knows how far this has already gone — so that is where we start. Two minutes, free: what your weight has already affected, where you stand today, and what is worth fixing first.
Free · about 2 minutes · no blood test needed
- Total Cholesterol182 mg/dL
- LDL Cholesterol108 mg/dL
- HDL Cholesterol44 mg/dL
- Triglycerides154 mg/dL
- Fasting insulinnot measured
- hs-CRPnot measured
The report your doctor read. The markers that show what your weight is doing to you are blank.
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How serious has your weight already become?
Weight is not scored by the number on the scale. What matters clinically is whether it has begun to affect anything yet — blood pressure, blood sugar, the liver, your knees, your day.
That is what a staging system does, and there is a published one: the Edmonton Obesity Staging System. Metaboliq screens you against its criteria from what you enter, and gives you the stage in plain language — with the caveat that stages 3 and 4 need a clinical examination, so this screen never reads higher than 2+.
Stage, not scale
the Edmonton Obesity Staging System scores how far weight has affected health, not how heavy you are
2+ ceiling
stages 3 and 4 need a clinical examination, so this screen never reads higher
₹0
what it costs to have your existing report read here
~0
Indian standard panels that include fasting insulin
Weight is scored by what it has already affected, not by what you weigh.
The mechanism
Weight is not scored clinically by the number on the scale. What matters is whether it has started to show up elsewhere: blood pressure, blood sugar and insulin, liver enzymes, joints, breathing at night, and what you can no longer do in a day. Fat stored around the organs is metabolically active, so it shows up in those measurements long before it shows up in how you feel.
The loop
Each of those effects makes the weight harder to shift. Poor sleep and insulin resistance change appetite and energy; painful joints reduce movement; a loaded liver worsens the metabolic picture further. This is why staging exists — the Edmonton Obesity Staging System asks how far the process has gone, not how heavy you are.
What the research shows
Published research on staging shows the stage predicts outcomes better than the number on the scale, and studies of weight reduction report improvement across the same measurements used to assign it. Stages 3 and 4 need a clinical examination, so this screen never reads higher than 2+. Findings about groups of people in studies, not a prediction about you.
Your weight and your metabolism are one system. Read them together.
Your own doctor stays in the loop.
Nothing here replaces the doctor you already see. The assessment reads your numbers against published targets and published screening scores, and hands you the result in plain language — so you walk into your next appointment with complete numbers instead of a single line someone circled.
If you go on to the panel and the consult, the specialist writes a doctor-ready summary of what your results show and what to do next. That summary is yours to carry to your own doctor, who stays in charge of your treatment.
How it works
1
Get your free reading.
A few questions plus the report you were just handed. You get your Weight Impact Stage — how far your weight has already gone — your 10-year heart risk, and the few things actually worth fixing before the next visit. That stage is what turns 'lose weight' into something meant for you: the doctor in step 2 reads it and tells you how.
Free · about 2 minutes
2
Cross the line, see a doctor — free.
A free 30-minute consultation with a metabolic expert, who reads your score and your report together and tells you what is actually driving it. The doctor orders only what your report doesn't already cover.
Free · 30 minutes, on us
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No recent report? One draw covers it all.
The complete panel — standard tests, the extended markers most reports skip, insulin resistance, liver, inflammation — plus the consultation.
₹1,999 · about 72 hours
The panel and the consult
Everything your follow-up appointment needs.
₹1,999 buys both: eighteen tests in one home draw and more than fifty values on your report — the blood count prints on its own, and the indices we read from your results, non-HDL, HOMA-IR, TyG, eGFR and FIB-4, are computed on top — plus the same 30-minute consult with a metabolic expert. The struck-through figure is what an extended lipid panel, insulin-resistance testing, liver enzymes and a consultation cost separately.
- Fasting insulin and hs-CRP — two tests an Indian health package almost never includes, and where weight shows up first
- A full blood count, which prints on its own and supplies around twenty of those values
- Extended lipid profile — ApoB, ApoA1 and Lp(a), the particle counts a routine lipid panel leaves out
- Insulin resistance — fasting glucose, fasting insulin and C-peptide, with HOMA-IR and TyG computed from them, plus HbA1c for your three-month glucose average
- Liver — the enzymes that show how your liver is handling the load
- Inflammation — hs-CRP, which a standard package almost never includes
- Home collection — a phlebotomist comes to you, at a time you pick · results in about 72 hours
- A 30-minute consult with an endocrinologist or internal-medicine specialist, included
- A doctor-ready summary of your results and plan, on WhatsApp — carry it into your next appointment.
Free · about 2 minutes · no blood test needed
Most people should do the free assessment first. It tells you whether this test will actually change anything for you.