What you're looking at is a design mockup of Body+, not a live product. Nothing here is for sale, no formula you build will be made, and the numbers you'll see are illustrative.
A sports physician and a hepatologist can read the identical panel and notice completely different things — without disagreeing about a single fact of medicine. Body+ is built the same way: one reasoning engine, trained on evidence-based medicine, read through eight clinical lenses. You pick the goal. The goal is the lens.
Your week is built around a training block. Recovery, electrolyte turnover and iron get weighted hardest, because that is what training actually spends.
Physician — to be namedYou are optimising over decades, not weeks. This reads a panel as a trajectory and cares most about what is quietly drifting while nothing hurts yet.
Physician — to be namedSleep, stress, gut and hormones, treated as one system. A marker is read as a symptom of something upstream rather than a number to be corrected on its own.
Physician — to be namedThe conservative baseline. If you do not have a strong goal yet, this is the lens that will not over-reach — and it is the right answer more often than the industry admits.
Physician — to be namedThyroid, testosterone, cortisol and vitamin D, and the way sleep and training load move all four. This is where a question about sexual health is actually answered.
Physician — to be namedThe markers behind focus, mood and mental stamina — B-vitamins, iron, magnesium, vitamin D. Chronic stress and broken sleep are read as physiology, not as personality.
Physician — to be namedLipids, glucose, HbA1c and blood pressure, read together instead of one line at a time. The most checkable territory on any panel.
Physician — to be namedALT, AST, GGT, bilirubin, creatinine, eGFR. The organs that actually clear what you put through them. Everyone else in this category sells you a tea; we would rather tell you what your GGT is doing.
Physician — to be namedTo be exact about it: this is one model — Classic v1, evidence-based medicine, read through eight specialist lenses. Not eight separate AIs. Every lens works from the same reference ranges and the same evidence, so this is not a menu of opinions to shop through until you find the answer you wanted. Choosing Liver does not give you a friendlier verdict than choosing Heart. It gives you a hepatologist's attention.
You never choose a doctor or a taxonomy — you choose what you're optimizing for, in plain words, and the matching lens reads your panel behind the scenes.
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