GLP-1 Map GLP-1 Blood Map
The GLP-1 Map combines proteomic, genomic, epigenetic, and gut microbiome analysis in a single at-home kit. It gives GLP-1 users and their providers a baseline before therapy begins and a way to measure change over time. Treatment decisions remain with the provider. The program launches in Q4 2026.
The GLP-1 Blood Map reads three layers of your biology from one at-home blood collection: your DNA, your DNA methylation, and a panel of blood proteins. It gives you a personalized picture of your own biology to discuss with your provider. The program launches in Q4 2026.
- The GLP-1 Map brings your DNA, your methylation, your blood proteins, and your gut microbes into one report
- Three sequencing formats read from one sample: methylation, proteomics, and whole genome
- The GLP-1 Map is collected at home with a Tasso Mini device. No lab visit, no appointment, no blood draw.
- 26+ biomarkers across methylation, proteomics, whole genome, and microbiome
- Dayhoff Health reports provide simple, personalized lifestyle suggestions you can discuss with your provider.
Choose your map
Launching Q4 2026
Pricing announced at launch. Waitlist members are notified first.
The GLP-1 Map combines gut microbiome analysis with blood epigenetic and protein markers to show you how your body is functioning now, and to give you a baseline to measure against later.
The GLP-1 Blood Map gives you a personalized picture of your own biology to discuss with your provider.
Get notified when our product launches in Q4 2026.
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Wellness support and monitoring. Samples are processed in a CLIA-certified laboratory. Your provider guides your treatment and dosing.
Q4 2026
launch window for the program
4
sequencing formats in a single at-home kit
3
sequencing formats from one blood collection
26+
biomarkers chosen for GLP-1 journeys
1
collection, with no stool sample required
0
clinic visits, lab appointments, or needles to handle
What does a GLP-1 change that the scale never shows?
What does a GLP-1 change in your blood that the scale never shows?
Weight is one number. These are the signals moving underneath it, and each one is readable from an at-home collection.
Lean mass can slip away with the fat.
Some share of the weight lost on a GLP-1 is lean mass rather than fat, and published estimates of that share vary widely by study design.1 Blood-protein signatures give you and your provider something to watch while it happens.
Your own response is invisible without data.
A baseline plus a follow-up read gives your provider a record of how your body is actually responding over time. Your provider directs your treatment.
Your gut changes as fast as your weight does.
Slowed digestion reshapes the microbes handling your fiber, your nutrients, and much of your GI comfort. Metagenomic sequencing shows what shifted, and what to feed back.
Nutrient gaps compound quietly.
Eating less means absorbing less. Your report surfaces nutritional markers that can drift when intake drops, before they turn into fatigue, hair thinning, or lost strength.
Your supplements may not be doing anything.
Around $1,200 a year goes to supplements for the average buyer.2 Reading your biology directly shows which ones move your markers, so you can stop paying for the ones that don't.
Every one of these is readable from a single at-home collection. That's the GLP-1 Map.
Every one of these is readable from a few drops of blood, collected at home. That's the GLP-1 Blood Map.
Built for the questions you need answered.
You can take the GLP-1 Map before you start a GLP-1, while you are on one, or when you are thinking about what comes next. Your report is written for where you are.
"Am I losing muscle?"
You're down on the scale but softer, weaker, or more tired than you expected.
"How am I responding?"
Side effects at one point, a plateau at another, and no data in front of you.
"Why is my gut like this?"
Bloating, constipation, or irregularity that started when your eating changed.
"Why am I so tired?"
Fatigue, hair thinning, or weakness that showed up as your intake dropped.
"What's my baseline?"
You haven't started yet and want a before picture worth measuring against.
"Am I actually healthier?"
Weight is one number. Inflammation, metabolic, and aging markers are the rest.
"What happens if I stop?"
You're planning to taper and want a maintenance conversation built on your own data.
One kit. Four sequencing formats. One report.
One collection. Three sequencing formats. One report.
The GLP-1 Map reports your genomic, methylation, proteomic, and gut microbiome results in one place. You get a baseline before you start, and a way to measure what changes while you are on therapy and after. Your provider directs your treatment.
The GLP-1 Blood Map reads three layers of your biology from one at-home blood collection: your DNA, your DNA methylation, and a panel of blood proteins.
From your blood
Methylation
DNA-methylation patterns give a biological age estimate (DunedinPACE) and show the pace at which your body is aging while you lose weight.3
Methylation is a chemical marking on your DNA that changes with age and lifestyle.
From your blood
Proteomics
Blood proteins carry the lean-mass, inflammation, and metabolic signals that move early in a weight-loss journey.
Proteomics is the measurement of proteins circulating in your blood.
From your blood
Whole genome
Sequenced once, referenced for life. Your genetics inform how you metabolize nutrients and where your body tends to struggle.
Whole genome sequencing reads the full set of DNA you were born with.
From your gut sample
Gut microbiome
Shotgun metagenomic sequencing maps the microbes handling your digestion, fiber, and GI comfort as your eating changes.
Metagenomic sequencing identifies the species of bacteria living in your gut.
26+ biomarkers, four ways of reading you. Each format answers a question the others cannot. Together they turn a single at-home collection into a report your provider can act on.
Three ways of reading the same sample. Each format answers a question the others cannot. Together they turn one at-home collection into a report your provider can act on.
Which Map is right for you?
Both start with the same at-home blood collection. The difference is whether you add a gut sample. Join the waitlist for either one, or for both.
GLP-1 Map
For people who want the full picture before, during, or after a GLP-1, including what slowed digestion is doing to their gut.
- Methylation, proteomics, and whole genome from blood
- Shotgun metagenomic sequencing from a gut sample
- 26+ biomarkers, including gut composition and diversity
- Nutrient absorption and GI comfort signals
- Biological age estimate (DunedinPACE)
Coming soon · Q4 2026
GLP-1 Blood Map
For people who would rather skip the stool collection, or whose questions are about lean mass, metabolic health, and aging.
- Methylation, proteomics, and whole genome from blood
- Lean-mass, metabolic, and inflammation markers
- Biological age estimate (DunedinPACE)
- One collection, with no gut sample to handle
- –Gut microbiome sequencing is not part of this program
Coming soon · Q4 2026
26+ biomarkers, grouped the way your body works.
Grouped the way your body works.
Each group answers a question you can take straight into your next appointment.
Lean mass and muscle
Blood-protein signatures associated with muscle preservation and turnover during rapid weight loss.
Metabolic health
How your body is handling glucose, lipids, and energy as your intake changes.
Inflammation
Systemic inflammation signals that often shift before symptoms appear.
Nutritional status
The nutrients most likely to fall when you're eating meaningfully less.
Biological age
DunedinPACE methylation estimate of the pace at which your body is aging.3
Gut ecosystem
Species-level microbiome composition, diversity, and fiber-processing capacity.
How does this fit with my annual bloodwork?
Your annual physical and your standard bloodwork stay exactly where they are. Dayhoff Health sits alongside them and adds layers a routine panel is not designed to cover.
- Sequencing formatsFour formats read together: methylation, proteomics, whole genome, and gut microbiome.Three formats read together: methylation, proteomics, and whole genome.
- Marker selectionMarkers chosen for GLP-1 journeys, including lean mass, inflammation, and nutritional status.
- CollectionThe GLP-1 Map is collected at home. No lab visit and no appointment are required.
- Your reportPlain language, with a section written for you to bring to your provider.
- Over timeYour first GLP-1 Map is a baseline. Its value grows the second time you test, because that is when your report can show you what changed.
What do you actually get back?
A report you can read without a biology degree, and hand to the person who directs your care.
- Dayhoff Health reports provide simple, personalized lifestyle suggestions you can discuss with your provider.
- You can download your full report from the Dayhoff Health app and share it with your healthcare provider.
- The GLP-1 Map report includes a section written for you to bring to your provider.
- Your first GLP-1 Map is a baseline. Its value grows the second time you test, because that is when your report can show you what changed.
Four steps. No needle, no clinic, no appointment.
Three steps. No needle, no clinic, no appointment.
Everything happens at home, on your schedule, starting in Q4 2026.
Your kit arrives
Ships in plain, unmarked packaging. HSA and FSA welcome.
Collect your blood
Press the Tasso Mini to your upper arm. It fills on its own in a few minutes.
Add your gut sample
A simple at-home swab. Seal both samples in the prepaid box and drop it at any UPS location.
Meet your insights
Plain-language results in approximately 14 business days after the lab receives your sample.
Be the first to map what a GLP-1 is doing to your body.
Get notified when our product launches in Q4 2026. Waitlist members hear first, before anyone else can order.
What does joining the waitlist do?
Joining the waitlist adds your email to our launch list. It is free, it holds no payment, and it commits you to nothing.
You get a confirmation
One email confirming you're on the list for the program you picked.
You get the education
Occasional plain-language notes on what a GLP-1 changes in the body, written with our clinical team.
You hear at launch
A launch email in Q4 2026 with pricing and ordering, sent to the waitlist first.
You choose then
You decide when to place an order and start the program.
The science behind the program.
The GLP-1 Lawsuit Explained, and the Muscle Loss Question It Leaves Out
A viral claim about muscle loss on a GLP-1, and the measurement question underneath it.
GLP-1s and Nutrient Gaps: The Quiet Side Effect
Losing weight and being well-nourished are separate things. Absorption is where the two meet.
You Started Ozempic or Mounjaro. Here's What Is Happening Inside Your Gut Right Now.
Slowed motility reshapes the community of microbes handling your digestion.
Why Weight Often Returns After You Stop a GLP-1
Metabolic effects begin reversing within weeks, and lost muscle mass does not return on its own.
Frequently Asked Questions
The GLP-1 Map is an at-home wellness monitoring program. It combines proteomic, genomic, epigenetic, and gut microbiome analysis in a single at-home kit, and reports your results in one place. You get a baseline before you start, and a way to measure what changes while you are on therapy and after. Your provider directs your treatment.
The GLP-1 Blood Map is an at-home wellness monitoring program. It reads three layers of your biology from one at-home blood collection: your DNA, your DNA methylation, and a panel of blood proteins. It gives you a personalized picture of your own biology to discuss with your provider, and your provider directs your treatment.
The program launches in Q4 2026. Waitlist members are emailed first, with pricing and ordering details, before general availability.
Nothing. The waitlist is free, it takes an email address, and it holds no payment details. You can unsubscribe from any email we send.
No. Dayhoff Health programs are for wellness support and monitoring. Samples are processed in a CLIA-certified laboratory. Your report is written for you to discuss with your provider, and your provider guides your treatment and dosing.
The Tasso Mini is a small device that presses against your upper arm and collects a blood sample on its own in a few minutes. The GLP-1 Map is collected at home with a Tasso Mini device. No lab visit, no appointment, no blood draw.
Both start with the same at-home blood collection. The GLP-1 Map adds a gut sample and reports microbiome composition and diversity alongside your blood results. The GLP-1 Blood Map reads three layers of your biology from one at-home blood collection: your DNA, your DNA methylation, and a panel of blood proteins. You can join the waitlist for either program, or for both.
The GLP-1 Map gives GLP-1 users and their providers a baseline before therapy begins and a way to measure change over time. Treatment decisions remain with the provider. You can take the GLP-1 Map before you start a GLP-1, while you are on one, or when you are thinking about what comes next. Your report is written for where you are.
Your first GLP-1 Blood Map is a baseline. Its value grows the second time you test, because that is when your report can show you what changed. You can take it before you start a GLP-1, while you are on one, or when you are thinking about what comes next. Your report is written for where you are, and treatment decisions remain with the provider.
No. Your annual physical and your standard bloodwork stay where they are, and Dayhoff Health sits alongside them. The GLP-1 Map report includes a section written for you to bring to your provider, and your provider directs your treatment.
Results arrive in plain language approximately 14 business days after the lab receives your sample. You can download your full report from the Dayhoff Health app and share it with your healthcare provider.
Yes. HSA and FSA cards are accepted at checkout when the program goes live in Q4 2026.
Joining the waitlist stores your email address and the program you're interested in, and nothing else. We use it to email you about the launch. You can unsubscribe from any email, and you can ask us to delete your record. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
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The scale tells you one number. Get notified when our product launches in Q4 2026, and be among the first to read the rest.
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Be the first!
Get notified when our product launches in Q4 2026. The GLP-1 Map brings your DNA, your methylation, your blood proteins, and your gut microbes into one report, and waitlist members hear about it first.
You're on the list.
Check your inbox for a confirmation. We'll email you at launch in Q4 2026.