What your blood can already tell you.
Considerably more than a standard annual panel, drawn in one sitting and interpreted as one picture rather than as a page of separate results.
More than a hundred biomarkers.
Blood analysis across more than a hundred biomarkers, grouped into six panels and read against each other.
- 01
Lipids, by particle
Read by particle rather than by total, so the picture is the number and kind of particles carrying cholesterol rather than a single summed figure.
- 02
Inflammatory markers
Inflammation read as its own axis, because it moves with cardiovascular, metabolic and cognitive risk rather than sitting apart from them.
- 03
Metabolic markers
How your body is actually handling fuel, which is the layer a single fasting number cannot show on its own.
- 04
Hormonal markers
The endocrine picture, read alongside the metabolic one rather than as a separate appointment.
- 05
Organ function
Function rather than symptoms: the organs doing the filtering and processing, measured while any change is still small.
- 06
Nutrient status
What you are short of, which is what makes supplementation specific instead of general.
One picture, not a page of results.
A panel is only as useful as the reading of it. These are the three things that change what this one can tell you.
Drawn together so they can be interpreted against each other.
Considerably more than a standard annual panel: lipids read by particle rather than by total, inflammatory markers, metabolic and hormonal markers, organ function and nutrient status, all drawn together so they can be interpreted against each other.
- Lipids by particle, not just totals
- Inflammation, metabolic, hormonal, organ, nutrients
- Repeated, so the trend carries the meaning
The trend carries the meaning.
A single panel is a moment. Repeated on a schedule, the same markers become a direction of travel, which is what makes a change in how you eat, sleep, train or supplement something you can verify rather than assume.
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Your panel is reviewed with your physician, and the result is a plan rather than a printout.