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CardioPredict™ BioCalculators

Below are links to free biometric calculators that allow you to calculate your own index values and other useful health related information. Check your progress, plan your goals, stay on top of your health and enjoy the rewards! 


For the calculators provided courtesy of MDApp, you may click the blue highlighted text next to the MDApp logo for additional details about each specific calculators area of focus.


Note: the tools and information on this page are meant for informational purposes only. They are not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent or cure any disease or condition. Always consult with your licensed healthcare professional before making any decisions about your health.

Triglyceride-Glucose Index (TyG)

Triglyceride Glucose Index is an excellent insulin sensitivity marker. Results at or below 8.3 are optimal. Risk rises above 8.3, and is considered substantially elevated above 8.8. Lowering your blood sugar (glucose), and triglycerides will help reduce TyG Index.

Triglyceride-Glucose Index Calculator

Remnant Cholesterol (RC)

Remnant Cholesterol is simply Total Cholesterol minus LDL minus HDL. Lower is better. A good RC is below 19, and 6-10 is optimal. Risks rise substantially above 24, and a level above 39 raises risks further. To calculate: RC= TC - LDL- HDL.

Atherogenic Index of Plasma (AIP)

Be sure to choose the correct units. In the US, the primary units are mg/dl. The optimal level for AIP is less than 0.11. This index may be a negative number. For AIP, a lower value is better. In order to improve AIP, you may work to lower your Triglycerides level, and raise your HDL Cholesterol level. 

Atherogenic Index of Plasma Calculator

Fatty Liver Index <30 negative, 30-45 likely, >46 positive

Convert Cholesterol Units (mmol/L to mg/dl)

Convert A1C to Average Glucose

Waist to Height Ratio

Macronutrient Calculator (protein/carb/fat intake)

Glycemic Index Calculator

Weight Loss Calculator

Resting Metabolic Rate (calories for basic body function)

Type 2 Diabetes Risk Score

Framingham Risk Score (click Text by MDApp for more info)

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