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User Experiences & Lab Trend Results

Written testimonials, video reviews, and before-and-after lab trends from users who consented to share. Only initials and age range are shown. All entries are reviewed before publication.

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Individual experiences; results differ from person to person and are not an endorsement of treatment results · Published with the data owner's consent and reviewed before publication

Real Trends from Real Cases

Trends the physician tracks across multiple visits — pre-chronic disease markers, recovery & physical performance, and biological age

Blood draw for the Foundation Panel at AGEPATTERNFoundation · NCD Risk

Pre-NCD trend

Male patient, 60s · started with the Foundation Panel

Month 0Month 3Month 6

hs-CRP

3.4 → 0.9 mg/L

Fasting Insulin

14.8 → 8.6 µIU/mL

Omega-3 Index

4.1 → 7.8 %

Inflammatory and metabolic values that were previously out of target moved into range within 2 blood draws. The physician uses this trend to decide whether more Corrective is still needed or whether it is enough.

This tracks biomarker trends associated with long-term NCD risk. It is not screening or disease diagnosis.

Wearing a wearable device to track HRV and daily recoveryAdd-on · Recovery & Performance

Recovery and physical performance trend

Male patient, 50s · 12 weeks of continuous wearable data

Week 1Week 6Week 12

Average HRV

31 → 54 ms

Resting HR

68 → 58 bpm

Deep Sleep

11 → 19 %

Daily wearable data shows recovery patterns that a lab draw every 3 months cannot see. The physician uses this trend to adjust the Add-on protocol to the body's actual rhythm.

Dr. Bunlue Kongchai reviewing a biological age trend with a patientFoundation → Corrective · Biological Age

Biological age trend, under physician review

Reviewed with the physician at every blood draw

Month 0Month 6Month 12

Biological Age Δ

2.4 → -1.3 years

DunedinPACE

1.08 → 0.91 pace

Ferritin

210 → 95 ng/mL

The biological age trend and markers related to long-term cellular aging are reviewed by the physician at every draw to see the overall health direction — including factors associated with long-term cancer risk.

The system does not screen for or diagnose cancer. The values shown are biomarker trends that the physician uses to support clinical judgement, not diagnostic results.

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