The starting package
The Precision Baseline
Three tests. Three layers of biology. One starting picture.
You cannot correct what you have never measured. Most people have never been measured.
A standard physical checks about fifteen markers, and every one of them was designed to catch disease. If nothing is broken yet, you get told you look fine and sent home. Fine is not a finding. It is the absence of one.
The Precision Baseline is the first real measurement most people ever get.
Layer one
What is circulating
Advanced blood panel: hormones, cardiac and metabolic markers, inflammation, nutrient status.
This tells us where your physiology sits right now. Not whether you qualify for a diagnosis, but where you sit against the biology of a healthy 25-year-old, which is the only standard worth using if the goal is function rather than survival.
Layer two
What your cells are doing with it
Metabolomics: organic acids, amino acids, fatty acids, oxidative stress markers.
Blood tells us the level. Metabolomics tells us whether the machinery is working. B12 can sit mid-range in serum while methylmalonic acid says the cell never got it. Your energy production, your methylation, your antioxidant defense and your neurotransmitter pathways all leave a chemical trail. This test reads it.
Layer three
What is getting in, and what is getting through
Stool analysis with food sensitivity testing: digestion, absorption, microbiome balance, inflammation at the gut barrier.
Everything you take by mouth passes through here first. If digestion is weak or the barrier is inflamed, perfect nutrition and expensive supplements produce mediocre results. This is also where a large share of unexplained fatigue, bloating, skin issues and joint pain originate.
Why all three, and why together
One finding almost always has three possible explanations.
Say a marker comes back low. You are not eating enough of it. You are eating plenty but not absorbing it. Or you are absorbing it fine and burning through it faster than you can replace it. Those are three different problems with three different corrections, and a single test cannot tell you which one you have.
Run all three layers at once and the answer resolves. Blood gives the level, metabolomics gives the cellular demand, the gut panel gives the absorption. That is the difference between a supplement guess and a mechanism.
This is not a wellness screening. It is a systems-level read on how your biology is actually running.
The second reason to do it now
The first set of results becomes the reference point for everything that follows.
Population ranges tell you how you compare to a largely unhealthy average. Your own prior data tells you something far more useful: direction. Retest at three months and we can see whether a correction worked. Retest at three years and we can see what aging is doing to you specifically, early enough to change it.
That reference point only exists if you build it. The best time to build it is before something goes wrong.
Who this is for
Anyone who has never had this done, symptomatic or not.
If you feel bad and your workup was clean, this finds what the workup was never designed to look for. If you feel good and want to stay that way for another forty years, this is how you find the drift while it is still cheap to correct.
Measure. Compare. Balance.
What it costs
Testing passes through to you at what I pay for it. No mark-ups, and you see the invoice. The physician fee for ordering it, reading it, and building your written plan is published separately, so you can always tell the two apart.
If you have already had some of this done recently, you do not buy it again. The care plan asks what you have had and prices only the gaps.
Build your care planNot sure which of these you actually need?
That is the conversation. Tell me what you have had done and what you are trying to find out, and I will tell you what is worth running and what is not.
Or see the numbers first: build your care plan.