Two verdicts.
One blood draw.
This is the same blood sample a standard lab called “mostly normal” — read through Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis. Same numbers, a completely different story.
Same numbers. A different read.
The lab isn't wrong — its job is to catch disease. FBCA's job is to catch the drift before it becomes disease.
“Largely normal”
- Each marker judged alone, against a broad population range
- Flags mainly high cholesterol & low vitamin D
- No systems view, no relationships between markers
- No root-cause direction, no plan
“Six systems need support”
- Every marker scored against an optimal range
- Ratios & relationships: HOMA2, TyG, FT3:FT4, ApoB:ApoA1
- 6 body systems plus inflammation & nutrient status scored
- 16 prioritised health concerns with a support roadmap
The markers her lab stamped “normal”.
Every one of these passed a standard reference range. Read against optimal ranges, each is an early signal — and together they explain how someone can feel unwell while being told they're “fine”.
What those shifts add up to.
FBCA rolls 92 markers into a probability of dysfunction for each body system — so a client sees where to act, not just a wall of numbers.
Accessory systems & nutrients
The health concerns, ranked.
Sixteen areas, sorted by need of support. This is where the roadmap starts.
A pattern, not a one-off test.
Findings become a personalised, prioritised plan — then we retest to prove it's working. This is what you walk away with.
Clinician review
A 60-minute online consultation connects the patterns to real symptoms and history.
Personalised roadmap
Targeted food, supplement and lifestyle direction — minimal but effective, focused on root causes.
Retest in 3–6 months
Re-run the markers to see what's improving, what's stuck, and what needs a new strategy.
Ready to see what your blood is really saying?
Start with the Metabolic Core Pack, or chat with our team if you're unsure which package fits your symptoms.
Educational sample only. Patient details are anonymised and shown for preview purposes. Functional (“optimal”) ranges are narrower than standard laboratory reference ranges and are used to detect early shifts in physiological function — they are not diagnostic of disease. This preview does not replace clinical assessment; final interpretation always depends on full history, symptoms and clinician-led review. Careninja complements conventional healthcare and does not replace emergency care. FBCA powered by Optimal DX.