As a clinical nutritionist, you know sometimes it can be difficult to see the fruits of your labor. You may craft the perfect nutrition plan but without a peek into your client’s individual biochemistry, it can be difficult to know if adjustments to their nutritional intake is having a positive effect.
Learn more about the 16 different report modules available to you when generating your Functional Health Report.
Learn More About ReportsProvide a simple, easy-to-understand overview of the functional approach to blood chemistry analysis to your patients. With the right context, patients will more clearly see the value of their Functional Health Report.
Introduce the modules in the Functional Health Report so your patients can easily interpret and digest the information contained within.
Contextualize the Functional Health Report so that you or other practitioners are equipped with the knowledge to interpret its information.
Add your own notes to deliver alongside the Functional Health Report to your patients. You can call out important information, detail your treatment plan, explain the report further or add any information you feel is relevant to your patients’ health journey.
Now that you’ve received your patients’ blood test results, it’s time to review them with a functional lens. This report lists the results of the patients’ tests and whether or not a given biomarker is outside of the optimal range or lab range.
How does a patient’s most recent blood biomarker profile compare to a previous one? This report calls out major areas of change between two lab tests.
Using this report, you can quickly view which biomarkers scored farthest from the median on your patients’ blood test as expressed as a percentage score.
Take a broader view of your patients’ progress over time using the Blood Test History report. This report shows the past 6 blood tests side by side, graphing biomarker change over time.
Easily view all of the biomarkers out of their optimal ranges at a glance. Using the Optimal DX Software platform’s built-in functional blood chemistry information, your patients will gain a brief description of why each biomarker might be elevated or decreased.
View an algorithmically derived assessment of dysfunction risk for each major functional body system — such as the immune, cardiovascular and others — based on the data from your patients’ latest blood test results.
View an algorithmic analysis of the probability of dysfunction for each accessory functional system — such as inflammatory, acid-base and others — based on the data from your patients’ latest blood test results.
Using the results of your patients’ blood test, see the likelihood of dysfunction based on their overall macronutrient status and their individual dietary domains, like vitamin, mineral and protein intake, digestion, absorption, assimilation and cellular uptake.
Dive deeper into your patients’ individual nutrient needs to determine whether there is dysfunction related to the intake, digestion, absorption, assimilation and cellular uptake of nutrients based on the blood biomarker levels detected in your patients’ most recent blood test.
The Clinical Dysfunctions report provides detailed descriptions and explanations of the major areas of concern surfaced by the analysis. It includes all biomarkers involved in the likely dysfunction, the reason why dysfunction is likely with this pattern of biomarkers and recommended future tests.
The Health Concerns report gives you an insight into the top areas of concern that need support. Each major area links to a detailed description and individual explanation of why it's an area of concern.
If the Optimal DX Software platform detected any likely areas of dysfunction, this report will automatically suggest areas that could benefit from future lab tests.
This report calls out important health concerns to watch for when certain biomarkers are out of range. Using it, practitioners can gain an overview of potential issues in their patients at a glance.
Provide a simple, easy-to-understand overview of the functional approach to blood chemistry analysis to your patients. With the right context, patients will more clearly see the value of their Functional Health Report.
Introduce the modules in the Functional Health Report so your patients can easily interpret and digest the information contained within.
Contextualize the Functional Health Report so that you or other practitioners are equipped with the knowledge to interpret its information.
Add your own notes to deliver alongside the Functional Health Report to your patients. You can call out important information, detail your treatment plan, explain the report further or add any information you feel is relevant to your patients’ health journey.
Now that you’ve received your patients’ blood test results, it’s time to review them with a functional lens. This report lists the results of the patients’ tests and whether or not a given biomarker is outside of the optimal range or lab range.
How does a patient’s most recent blood biomarker profile compare to a previous one? This report calls out major areas of change between two lab tests.
Using this report, you can quickly view which biomarkers scored farthest from the median on your patients’ blood test as expressed as a percentage score.
Take a broader view of your patients’ progress over time using the Blood Test History report. This report shows the past 6 blood tests side by side, graphing biomarker change over time.
Easily view all of the biomarkers out of their optimal ranges at a glance. Using the Optimal DX Software platform’s built-in functional blood chemistry information, your patients will gain a brief description of why each biomarker might be elevated or decreased.
View an algorithmically derived assessment of dysfunction risk for each major functional body system — such as the immune, cardiovascular and others — based on the data from your patients’ latest blood test results.
View an algorithmic analysis of the probability of dysfunction for each accessory functional system — such as inflammatory, acid-base and others — based on the data from your patients’ latest blood test results.
Using the results of your patients’ blood test, see the likelihood of dysfunction based on their overall macronutrient status and their individual dietary domains, like vitamin, mineral and protein intake, digestion, absorption, assimilation and cellular uptake.
Dive deeper into your patients’ individual nutrient needs to determine whether there is dysfunction related to the intake, digestion, absorption, assimilation and cellular uptake of nutrients based on the blood biomarker levels detected in your patients’ most recent blood test.
The Clinical Dysfunctions report provides detailed descriptions and explanations of the major areas of concern surfaced by the analysis. It includes all biomarkers involved in the likely dysfunction, the reason why dysfunction is likely with this pattern of biomarkers and recommended future tests.
The Health Concerns report gives you an insight into the top areas of concern that need support. Each major area links to a detailed description and individual explanation of why it's an area of concern.
If the Optimal DX Software platform detected any likely areas of dysfunction, this report will automatically suggest areas that could benefit from future lab tests.
This report calls out important health concerns to watch for when certain biomarkers are out of range. Using it, practitioners can gain an overview of potential issues in their patients at a glance.
Across the globe, Clinical Nutritionists are experiencing the difference that the Optimal DX Software makes in their practice.
“I love Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis, I just love it. I learned about Dr. Weatherby’s work in 2013. My intellectual curiosity was piqued and then satisfied as I dug into the clinical rationale and reasoning behind optimal ranges and the early identification of metabolic dysfunction.
Much of my early clinical nutrition career was spent in the intensive care unit monitoring daily blood work and adjusting nutrition support accordingly so I have always appreciated the value of blood chemistry. Now I see firsthand the value of Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis for the general public. It is an indispensable tool for identifying trends toward dysfunction as well as identifying the efficacy of nutrition and health interventions.
I am proud to have joined Dr. Weatherby’s team as I dig in and share the research that confirms that functional blood chemistry is the way to effectively monitor and improve health from the inside out.”
Beth Ellen DiLuglio, MS, RDN, LDNClinical Nutritionist