Question 1 of 5 Approach
Question 1

What are you optimizing for?

Pick what you're actually after. Each one is read by a different medical specialty β€” the plain word is the goal, the small print is the doctor behind it.

Question 2

The four numbers a clinician would ask for first

Reference ranges are not universal β€” ferritin and haemoglobin bands differ by sex, and dosage scales with body mass. Without these, any "personalized" formula is guessing. Most quizzes never ask.

Sex at birth
Used for the reference bands, which genuinely differ. Not used for anything else.

We ask for sex at birth because that is what the clinical reference ranges are built on. It says nothing about how you identify, and we don't use it for anything but the bands.

Question 3

Which of these is closest to your week?

We're after the physiological load your week creates β€” the label is just the quickest way to find it.

Question 4

How hard is a normal week, physically?

Training volume drives sweat loss, iron turnover and magnesium demand more than almost anything else you'll tell us.

Question 5

Sleep and daylight, honestly

These two together predict vitamin D and magnesium status better than any other self-reported pair.

Question 6 β€” optional

Do you have a recent blood panel?

This is the only question that changes what the model actually knows. Without it, we estimate your markers from everything above. With it, we measure them. Skipping it still gets you a formula.

Drop a lab report here
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Your draft formula

Built from estimates

Here's what the model produced. Every marker below is an estimate inferred from your answers β€” the hatched band is the range you most likely sit in, not a measurement.

Estimated markers Model
Vitamin D (25-OH) 12–34 ng/mL
0reference 30–8090
Magnesium 1.5–2.0 mg/dL
0reference 1.7–2.22.6
Ferritin 40–220 ng/mL
0reference 30–300350
Estimated from your answers β€” not measured Low confidence
The precision upgrade

The model is guessing at three markers it could be reading. A panel replaces every hatched band above with a measured value β€” and the formula gets rebuilt around what's actually out of range for you, not what's statistically likely.

Draft formula β€” daily Starting stack
Vitamin D3 2000 IU Low daylight exposure plus an indoor week β€” the most commonly low marker in this profile.
Magnesium glycinate 400 mg Training load and sleep quality both draw on magnesium. Glycinate for tolerability at this dose.
Electrolyte blend Around sessions Sodium-forward, for sweat loss on anything over 90 minutes.
Vitamin B12 500 Β΅g Supports normal energy-yielding metabolism and normal red blood cell formation.
Dosages within EU/CH food-supplement limits Draft
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This is a draft nutritional suggestion generated from the inputs you provided. It is not a diagnosis and does not replace medical advice. Claims shown are limited to authorised structure/function statements. Final dosages are reviewed against per-market food-supplement limits before anything ships.