Can I paste copied tables or multiline results?
Yes. Paste the report as it appears. The flexible reader can connect markers, values, units and ranges across line breaks and table columns before you edit them.
Health screening results analyzer
Upload your results. Get a sourced protocol.
Upload a text-based PDF, CSV or TXT file, or paste your report as it appears. Review your results, explore references for every marker, then see sourced next steps.
- 01Add resultsUpload, paste or enter values
- 02Get your planSee actions, tracking and sources
Start a new analysisUpload or paste your results
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Paste it as it appears. Copied tables and line breaks are fine.Used for this analysis and not added to report history.
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Edit extracted values if needed Open the source for every recommendation
How it works
From blood test results to a sourced protocol
Review your complete report, open references for each marker, then explore sourced actions and questions to bring to your clinician.
- 01
Add your results
Upload a text-based PDF, CSV or TXT file, paste copied report text, or enter values manually.
- 02
Review and explore
Check every extracted result, then see reading guides, matching library records and sourced next steps.
Complete report coverage
Every result gets a reference lookup
Lipids, metabolic markers, hormones, kidney and liver tests, nutrients, blood counts, metals and microbiome metrics stay in your report. Each gets a printed-range comparison and an evidence-library lookup. The integrated plan explains the findings behind each exercise, nutrition, supplement or treatment-review action, with explicit gaps where a treatment rule is not available.
Will I see the source for each recommendation?
Yes. Each action shows who or which guideline supports it, what the source says and how it applies to your results.
Does it analyze markers together?
Yes. Cross-factor analysis looks for shared actions, different signal directions and sequencing supported by our proprietary evidence library.
Can missing context change the protocol?
Yes. The result lists the symptoms, diagnoses, medicines, trends and clinician-set targets that were not assessed and could change the next step.