Sean Fetcho

Where within those profiles are you scored based on the 11 core functions of your cells?

Are you with me?

So when you take this blood test, finger stick blood, that goes into the lab.

The lab is processing four different assessments on your serum.

They run four different analytical assessments.

Some of them are super high science on how they're doing them.

That's why it takes about two weeks.

We should have it, you know, it's two to three weeks right now.

It should be down to one to two weeks as we continue to scale and scale and add more personnel.

But when you get that data, you're going to get a message alert.

You're going to log into your dashboard.

You're going to get your report, just like you would your blood work or anything else.

You're then going to schedule a clinical consult, and one of our healthcare providers are going to get on the phone with you on a 15-minute consult and walk you through the interpretation of your mitochondrial score.

what those four sub areas were in your final score which is your me score your me score stands for your mitochondrial efficiency score okay so we're scoring people just like you'd get a testosterone score yeah like hey you're 400 oh okay well i want to get to 800 oh you know your glucose monitoring score your sleep score or a ring what do people do when they have or a ring everybody what do they do they wake up the first thing they do they look at their sleep score

That's what everyone does, right?

Well, think of us as just that.

We're looking at your mitochondrial efficiency score.

So you're going to fall within a percentile range.

So against the norm.

Now, as the data sets get larger and larger, that becomes very powerful because now we can look at sub-cohorts of data.