Dr. Mark Hyman

We're able to look at very rare signs of metabolic dysfunction, for example, like where they're heading for diabetes or Alzheimer's risk or obviously cardiovascular risk, hormonal dysfunction.

and nutritional diseases and deficiencies that are really common that often would lead to problems later on.

So most of us are walking around with these blind spots.

We don't really know we have these problems.

We think we're fine.

We don't really know what's going on.

And we think how we feel is kind of normal.

We just have these subtle symptoms or

It's kind of just how we are, and I call it the FLC syndrome, when we feel like crap.

And we think it's normal.

Oh, we should have headaches, or we should have joint pain, or we should have sinus issues, or we should have migraines, or we should be tired, or I should have an irritable bowel, or I'm a little depressed, or whatever.

These are things we come to accept as just part of who we are.

They're really not.

They're just signs of imbalances.

And so we don't really want to guess.

We want to test.

And that's what I would say, test, don't guess.

And we want to use real data, including your medical history and your lab data and lots of other information we're collecting with Function Health, including wearables and your genetics eventually, stool testing.

And this is really where we have access to stuff that you never had access to before, unless you went to the doctor and had

him or her know it the order, which they usually don't because they're only looking for acute disease, and understand how to interpret them, which they don't, and the insurance pay for them, which they won't.