Before we read your blood, we'd like to read you.

The questions a clinician would ask before opening your results. Eighteen screens, most a single tap, about three minutes.

Skip anything you'd rather not share. But the more accurately you answer, the more your report can say: a ferritin of 40 means one thing for a marathon runner with heavy periods and another for a desk worker who eats red meat daily.

Private. Used only to shape your results and your report.
What you get at the endYour body map, the questions your blood needs to answer, and which panel fits. Built in about three minutes.Example: a 38-year-old with fatigue, heavy periods and thyroid disease in the family.

What your answers do

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Build your body map. Which systems your lifestyle, history and symptoms point at, before a drop of blood is taken.
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Set your ideal ranges. Sex, age, ethnicity, medication and training all shift what "good" looks like for you.
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Write your report. The person interpreting your results reads your answers first. Symptoms a GP dismissed, supplements you take, what you've already tried.
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Building your body map

Reading your answers against 12 systems and 140 markers.