Precision Health
Complex Science, Simple Solutions
We take the complexity out of precision health, transforming your data into actionable insights and easy-to-use products that support your health.
We combine peer-reviewed research, clinical expertise, and the power of personal health data to design and deliver ideal solutions for every individual based on biology and health goals.
Go beyond personalized, get precise solutions that work.
The Data We Use
100+ data points to create a whole picture of you.
We consider DNA, blood, hormones, diet, activity, sleep, stress levels, and more. Each data point plays a critical role in understanding your baseline health and in determining what your body needs to perform optimally.
We all have different lifestyles and goals. Taking into account diet, sleep, activity levels, and age is critical when creating nutrition formulas and recommendations
Blood nutrient levels help you discover where are your levels are today and get to the root of what you may need to work on. Sub-optimal levels suggest need for higher or lower amounts of specific nutrients.
Genetics play a role in how our bodies process and absorb nutrients and if extra nutrient support may be beneficial surrounding specific health categories.
Hormones play a critical role in maintaining overall health and wellness. Imbalances in hormone levels can lead to a variety of health problems, including stress, weight gain, sleep concerns, fatigue, and more.
Michael’s Vitamin D is sub-optimal, so his smart multivitamin formula has an increased amount
Vitamin D3 is involved in immune health, calcium absorption, maintenance of bone mass and teeth, cellular division, and muscular system function. Vitamin D3 must be recognized by a receptor in the body to carry out its function. The gene for this receptor is mutated in some people and more vitamin D3 is required to produce the same receptor activation.
Phytosterols are involved in the maintenance of healthy cholesterol levels. If Omega-3 fatty acids are bad for your cholesterol due to your genetics, Phytosterols are a good alternative to keep your cholesterol in check.
Vitamin B2 is involved in energy metabolism, iron metabolism, nervous system function, and the maintenance of health mucous membranes, red blood cells, skin, and vision.
Omega 3 is involved in brain health, mood, heart health, and inflammation regulation. Omega-3 fatty acids can have a positive or a negative effect on your cholesterol levels depending on your genes.
5-Methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) is involved in methylation processes, homocysteine metabolism, cellular division, maternal tissue development, and neurotransmitter formation. Genes affect how your body utilizes folic acid, the most commonly supplemented form of vitamin B9.
CoQ10 is a natural anti-aging compound that can manage free radicals in your body that cause your tissues to age faster. However, CoQ10 must be activated before it has this effect and the gene that is required to activate CoQ10 is mutated in some people.
Top Experts, Better Health
We brought together world-renowned scientists, clinicians, and medical doctors to enable innovative solutions that can positively impact member health.
Nutrients That Matter
We focus on nutrients that are time-tested and research-proven to be critical for optimal physical and mental health. Our smart multivitamin formula is made up of microbeads, small nutrient powerhouses engineered for optimal absorption.
