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Integrating Technology and Nutrition
NutraCompute’s software analysis organizes laboratory results into patterns that are correlated to five possible metabolic patterns based on glandular and organ function.
The analysis can identify patterns involving:
- Glandular function
- Digestive function
- Immune-system function
- Vitamins
- Minerals
- Endocrine balance
- Protein utilization
- Kidney and body-water balance
- Acid-base and electrolyte balance
- Bone minerals
- Liver and spleen function
Page Personalized Profile Report
Clear and easy-to-understand nutritional guidelines.
Your Personalized Health Profile
The analysis generates a 15–25 page Personalized Profile Report.
The report provides clear and easy-to-understand nutritional guidelines consisting of:
- Test-result findings
- Dietary recommendations
- Supplemental recommendations
- Lifestyle recommendations
- Suggested supplemental dosage amounts
- Menu planning
- Recipes
- Health-maintenance guidance
Understanding Your Results
Each Finding Is Explained
Once your report has been generated, our nutritionist carefully explains each finding during your post-testing consultation.
Nutritional Individuality
During this consultation, you will receive information about your nutritional individuality and biochemistry.
Support and Recommendations
Our supportive staff is available to answer questions and make recommendations regarding your nutritional evaluation.
Balancing Client Blood Chemistries With Nutrition
The sample client report displays before-and-after results from a NutraCompute client who used the NutraCompute Supplement System in conjunction with a Personalized Health Profile report.
Graph Categories
BUN
Nitrogen and Protein Utilization
BUN/Creatinine Ratio
Kidney and Body Water
Chloride
Acid-Base and Electrolyte Balance
Calcium
Bone Mineral
Total Bilirubin
Liver and Spleen
Direct Bilirubin
Liver and Bile
RBC
Red Blood Cell Count
Hematocrit
Red Blood Cell Concentration
MCV
Mean Corpuscular Volume
Graph Legend
- Outside the Clinical Range — Low
- Optimal Range
- Outside the Clinical Range — High
- Before
- After