Tools

Four free calculators using Malaysian reference ranges, not international ones.

Updated 21 September 2026

Quick Answer

Every iLIV tool and test in one place. Free calculators to start on your own, and lab panels for when numbers alone fall short.

The health tools at iLIV split into two groups: free calculators you can use right now, and lab panels that need a sample. However, calculators only give an estimate drawn from population averages. Tests give the actual numbers from your body.

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Free calculators

Every calculation runs in your browser, and we store nothing. In addition, we apply the Asian cut-offs used in Malaysia rather than European ranges.

Diagnostic panels

The first consultation decides which of these apply. After all, nobody needs all of them, and a test that will not change a treatment decision only adds cost.

Health ScreeningBaseline blood panel: full blood count, liver, kidney, glucose and lipids.Read the test pageMetabolic AssessmentFasting insulin, glucose, HbA1c and lipids to detect insulin resistance early.Read the test pageBody Composition TestFat mass, skeletal muscle, body water and visceral fat. More useful than BMI.Read the test pageHormone Profile TestThyroid, sex hormones and cortisol in one panel, drawn on the correct cycle day.Read the test pageGenetic TestingNutrigenomic panel covering nutrient metabolism, inflammation, detox and training response.Read the test pageFood Allergy and Tolerance TestIgE allergy panel and structured elimination. Allergy and intolerance are not the same thing.Read the test pageStool Test and H. pyloriBacterial balance, digestion, inflammation markers and H. pylori antigen.Read the test pageHeavy Metal and Toxicology TestMercury, lead, arsenic and cadmium exposure, measured in blood and urine.Read the test pageAdvanced Lipid Panel and Omega-3ApoB, Lp(a), particle count and the omega-3 index, beyond basic cholesterol.Read the test pageMCG Cardiac ScreeningNon-invasive heart screening with no radiation, contrast or treadmill. Under ten minutes.Read the test pageThyroid Function TestA full thyroid panel: TSH, FT4, FT3 and anti-TPO antibodies, not TSH alone.Read the test pageFasting Insulin and HOMA-IR TestFasting insulin and the HOMA-IR index: the marker that usually moves before blood sugar…Read the test pageVitamin D TestMeasure actual 25(OH)D stores in the blood, not an assumption based on the weather.Read the test pageFerritin and Iron StudiesFerritin, serum iron and transferrin saturation: iron stores fall before haemoglobin does.Read the test pageCortisol and DHEA TestMorning cortisol and DHEA-S, read against the daily rhythm rather than as a single…Read the test pageVitamin B12 and Homocysteine TestSerum B12 alone can mislead. Homocysteine shows whether cells are genuinely getting enough.Read the test pageGut Microbiome TestA DNA profile of gut bacteria from a stool sample. A map of composition,…Read the test page

When to use health tools, and when to test

Start with a calculator if you simply want a rough position. If that number sits outside range, or symptoms such as post-meal fatigue appear, then lab testing earns its place. Still, a calculator cannot see insulin resistance, thyroid function, or low ferritin.

What these health tools cannot do

Calculators use formulas drawn from population averages, so none of them knows your muscle mass, your thyroid function, or the medication you take. For example, a calorie estimate can miss by as much as fifteen per cent. Treat the number as a starting point to test for two weeks rather than a target to hit exactly. See the Ministry of Health Malaysia for official guidance. Book a consultation.

How we organise these health tools

We order the calculators by the questions people actually ask: what is my BMI, how many calories do I need, where does my fat sit. We group the diagnostic panels by health pathway rather than by laboratory name, because patients arrive with symptoms rather than a list of tests. Every panel has its own page explaining what it measures, how to prepare, how long results take, and what the test cannot tell you. We write that limits section deliberately, since a test sold without its limits is a test sold too dearly.

Which calculator suits you

If you are starting out and want one number to work from, open the BMI calculator first. If you already know your BMI and want to know where the fat sits, the waist to hip ratio tells you more, because fat around the organs carries higher risk than fat under the skin. To set a daily eating target, the daily calorie calculator works out your burn and a sensible weekly deficit. Meanwhile the ideal weight calculator gives you a reference range rather than a single number to chase. After that, the weight and metabolic health pathway explains which tests usually follow.

Frequently Asked

Are these calculators free?

Yes, all free with no sign-up required.

Why do results differ from other calculators?

We use the Asian cut-offs applied in Malaysia rather than European ranges.

Is my data stored?

No. Every calculation runs in your browser and nothing is sent to our servers.

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