Sean Fetcho

For me to tell you what you need, we'd have to do the test, right?

Because that's the whole point, is it hones in on where you need improvement and optimization and maybe some areas where you're doing really well.

And from that, we take anything that's in the peer-reviewed PubMed indexed world.

So in the scientific community, peer-reviewed means it's been submitted and published in very...

you know, well-respected journals, things like American Journal of American Journal.

So JAMA, Journal of American Medical Association, New England Journal of Medicine, JCO.

So all these well-established peer-reviewed journals.

So anything that's indexed on diet, nutrition, and supplementation.

So we can't give you, hey, go do a stem cell.

Hey, go do red light therapy.

Hey, go do magnetic therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, or take this peptide.

The clinician can give you that advice, but there's just not enough in the scientific literature yet, I think there will be, around when to take those and for what reason within your mitochondrial health.

And so we are looking specifically at what's scientifically proven on diet, nutrition, and supplementation.

The algorithm gives you those recommendations.

The provider that you are doing the test with, whether it's one of our providers or if it's in a clinical setting,

They can then springboard from that data set on you, coupled alongside a genetic test, maybe some metabolic blood work, maybe gut health, maybe, you know, metals and toxins, whatever you're testing, let that clinician aggregate all that together and make the best assessment on you.

And that's where this whole thing ultimately goes.

It's the data that they take in on you across all of these parameters are going to give you more of a personalized approach as to what you actually need in tracking.

So think of us like a bullshit detector.

It's the simplest way to explain what we do.