This cutting-edge AI system utilizes a patient’s unique medical history to create a tailored and personalized protocol to optimize their health. Instead of just matching medications to a diagnosis, we recommend treatments based on physiological and biochemical activities.  This approach stems from the functional approach to healing which looks for the root cause of illness and focuses on using lifestyle and nutrients to rebalance the body. 

The Health Genie functions as a photographic memory savant, capable of identifying the optimal treatment program for each individual based on hundreds of factors. This advanced system is trained with:

• Medical Textbooks: The same authoritative sources you studied in medical school.
• 50,000 Peer-Reviewed Medical Journal Studies: Ensuring the data is current and scientifically validated.
• 400 Blood Tests: Providing deep insights into the body's internal state, even before symptoms manifest.
• Air and Water Quality Reports by Zip Code: Assessing environmental toxins, with data on over 300 contaminants such as arsenic, lead, PFOS, BPA, and pollution particulates.
• 500 DNA SNPs: Analyzing genetic variations that affect energy production, medication metabolism, nutrient requirements, and more, with actionable insights to mitigate negative effects.
• 400 Drug Classifications: Preventing adverse drug reactions by understanding how medications interact, the foods that can inhibit or amplify their effects, and strategies to prevent side effects. For instance, if a medication's side effect is depression, supplementing with a serotonin precursor can often prevent this.

All this information is integrated into a sophisticated computer system, prioritized by importance and impact. Consequently, the most critical recommendations always appear at the top.

The Health Genie health score quantitatively represents an individual's overall health and well-being. It is derived from various factors related to physical health, mental health, lifestyle, and behaviors. Key components contributing to a health score include:

1. Physical Health Metrics: This encompasses measurements such as BMI, height, weight, blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and blood glucose levels for diabetes risk assessment, along with other biometric indicators.

2. Nationality: Certain nationalities may have specific health needs or risks, such as a higher requirement for Vitamin D or a greater predisposition to addiction.

3. Health Behaviors: Diet, exercise habits, tobacco and alcohol use, sleep patterns, and adherence to preventive health practices are critical in assessing overall health.

4. Medical History: A patient's past medical conditions, chronic illnesses, and family history of diseases influence health scores by indicating increased risk factors or ongoing health management needs.

5. Mental Health: Evaluations of mental well-being, including stress levels, anxiety, depression, and overall emotional resilience, are essential components.

6. Environmental Factors: The physical environments of home and work impact health outcomes. Analyzing air and water quality reports by zip code to identify toxins and contaminants affecting the patient is a major component to better health outcomes.

7. Healthcare Utilization: The type of medication, current supplements, and treatment programs a patient uses are considered indicators of health maintenance and management.


Health scores can track health progression over time, assess emerging health developments, and guide treatments. The specific formula and weighting of factors in a health score may vary depending on its purpose and context.

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