The method, free.
A three-step framework for using AI to read your own labs, evaluate your own supplements, and write your own questions for your own doctor. The reading is the point.
Three roles. One operator.
The wellness industry uses words that don’t mean anything and we are tired of it. Here is the frame the entire site is built on.
01 · You
The operator.
You run the system. You decide what’s tested, what’s tried, what’s bought, what’s discarded. Nobody outsources this for you. That includes me.
02 · AI
The research staff.
It can read a hundred PubMed abstracts before your coffee is cold. It does not get to decide what you put in your body. It works for you, not the other way around.
03 · Your practitioner
The clinician.
A real doctor. Prescriptions, diagnoses, the things that legally require one. The wellness industry is not this. Nothing on this page replaces a clinician.
Stop accepting answers from people who can’t show their work.
Every wellness recommendation you’ve ever received exists on a spectrum. On one end: a randomized controlled trial published in The Lancet, replicated three times, with the data publicly available. On the other end: a TikTok of someone who lost twelve pounds and is now selling a tea.
Most of what gets sold to women in their 40s lives much closer to the tea than to the trial — and the people selling it have learned to dress like the trial. White lab coats. Words like “clinically formulated” and “evidence-based.” Press hits in publications that don’t bother to fact-check. The aesthetics of rigor without any of the rigor.
The first step of the method is to stop pretending you can’t tell the difference. You can. You just need a checklist.
The excerpt
“The first time I asked AI to compare two competing protocols, I expected it to pick one. It didn’t. It said: here are the seven studies that support protocol A, here are the four that support protocol B, here is the methodological flaw shared by both groups, here is what would actually need to be true for either claim to hold up. Reading that — sitting in my kitchen at 6am with cold coffee — was the first time in fifteen years anyone had treated me like the operator of my own body.”
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Steps two and three live in the playbooks.
The full audit method, the prompt library, the actual lab interpretation walkthroughs, the seven-question filter that kills 80% of supplement bottles — that’s the library. Nine playbooks. Buy one, buy a parent, or buy the whole library at $179. Chapter 1 of every playbook is free — sample before you spend a dollar.
I would rather you buy a playbook and use the method than read every blog post on this site and walk away with a vibe. The playbook is the method. The site is the storefront.