• D-Dimer – micro-clot factor
• Troponin-T – heart muscle damage biomarker
• Creatine Kinase (CK) – tissue damage biomarker
• Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) – tissue damage biomarker
• Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) – Liver health biomarker
• Antinuclear Antibodies – Autoimmune disease biomarker
• Immunoglobulins (A, G, & M) – for the differentiation of current or past infection
• Immune System (white blood cell counts)
• Electrical System (erythrocyte sedimentation rate)
• Inflammation (hs-CRP, fibrinogen, uric acid, red blood cell distribution width)
• Metabolic (fasting insulin, fasting glucose, HbA1C
• Liver function (liver enzymes)
• Kidney function (metabolites, kidney function efficiency)
• Lipid (triglycerides, HDL, LDL)
• Oxidative Stress (iron balance parameters)
• Thyroid Function (TSH, T3, T4, reverse T3, TPO and TP antibodies)

These markers help in performing a proper diagnosis of:

• Myocarditis
• Pericarditis
• Microvascular disease
• Inflammation
• Vascular complications caused by vaccine components, including the spike protein, have the potential to impact every tissue in the body. Tissue that either repairs slowly or is highly metabolic are most impacted.
• Neurologic problems
• Gastrointestinal complications
• Energy issues
• Joint issues and pain

Some examples include:

The heart. Your heart is always operating and is well know to rebuild very slowly compared to other tissue once damaged.
The brain. Your brain is ten-times more metabolically active compared to other tissue. The brain is supported by a vast microvascular network.
The eyes. Like the brain, this tissue is highly metabolic.
Athletes. Athletic individuals require more blood flow and create transient inflammation that may be exacerbated by the spike protein and mRNA technology.
The young. Young people have more vascular networks that support growth compared to older individuals.
Pregnant moms and their growing baby. Mom is supporting two lives, both with very active vascular networks.

On-line Risk Assessment Survey. This questionnaire is adapted from the Cleveland Clinic functional medicine intake form. We provide a colored coded report that helps you and our team zero in on your most important risks.

Biomarker Panel. The 57 biomarkers obtained are provided in the additional information section. Importantly, we use an advanced AI algorithm that evaluates labs from a chronic perspective. Current reference range values are not adequately precise and accurate to truly evaluate your health. Our “normal” ranges are often much narrower and more scientifically accurate compared to reference ranges. We evaluate biomarkers based on the endpoint of early mortality – an objective measurement.

Professional Consult. During this discussion, we evaluate labs you obtained through our program, your risk assessment report, and any existing health data your share with us. We also want to hear from you. How you feel today and your health history is important and will help us “fill in the gaps” not available through labs or the survey. Your plan is wholistic, based on all your information. Your health is a comprehensive story, not scattered bits of information.

Health Plan. This is usually a multi-page document. We do our best to prioritize what you need to do, and why we recommend you do it. However, because of the comprehensiveness of our plan, we including health coaching as part of this program.

Health Coaching. Your coach is available to answer any questions that may develop during or after the consult. Your coach is willing to address any issue or concern. However, the main role of your coach is to help you map up a detailed, yet easily followed plan.

In the young, many factors may predispose the person to a more severe injury. As part of this process, we will evaluate:

• Immunity activity
• Infectious burden
• Gut microbiome
• Sensitivities
• Toxic substances burden
• Organ system function
• Micronutrient status

All of these factors, once evaluated, will become part of a comprehensive injury-reversal plan.