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Paste the flagged numbers from your check-up report. Each one comes back in plain words, with how much it matters and what to do next.
Photograph the ingredients panel on the back of a pack. It gets read in order: the main ingredients, the ones for taste, the ones just for shelf life.
Type a typical week from your tracker — totals, wake-ups, bedtimes — plus how you feel at 10am. You get one change worth testing for two weeks.
Photograph the four medicine labels and say when you wake, eat and sleep. Back comes one daily chart you can tape to the fridge.
Paste your lab results. You get each test in plain words, the flagged values in context, and five questions for your doctor. No diagnosis.
Say who lives with you and what actually goes wrong in a normal year. Back comes a stock list for those patterns, and the sign to stop self-treating.
Paste your results with their reference ranges, plus a line on your age and lifestyle. Back: what's fine, what's worth asking about, what's noise.
Answer a few questions about your caffeine, evenings and bedroom. You get the single thing doing most damage, and a two-week fix for it.
Say who lives with you and what actually goes wrong in a normal year. Back comes a stock list for those patterns, and the sign to stop self-treating.
Photograph the four medicine labels and say when you wake, eat and sleep. Back comes one daily chart you can tape to the fridge.
Type a typical week from your tracker — totals, wake-ups, bedtimes — plus how you feel at 10am. You get one change worth testing for two weeks.
Answer a few questions about your caffeine, evenings and bedroom. You get the single thing doing most damage, and a two-week fix for it.
Paste the flagged numbers from your check-up report. Each one comes back in plain words, with how much it matters and what to do next.
Paste your lab results. You get each test in plain words, the flagged values in context, and five questions for your doctor. No diagnosis.
Photograph the ingredients panel on the back of a pack. It gets read in order: the main ingredients, the ones for taste, the ones just for shelf life.
Paste your results with their reference ranges, plus a line on your age and lifestyle. Back: what's fine, what's worth asking about, what's noise.
