Supplements
Explore supplement ingredients and how they may relate to your overall health-input profile.
Analyze the products you use — medications, supplements, synthetic vitamins, and more — to explore possible nutrient relationships, supporting research, and practical educational guidance in minutes.
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Start with the medications or supplements you take most often. Tap a popular choice below or search for your own. Most users add between three and five items.
Examples: Metformin · Omeprazole · Lisinopril · Sertraline
Examples: Vitamin D3 · Magnesium · CoQ10 · B-Complex
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Add a health input — a medication, supplement, or synthetic vitamin — to generate an easy-to-understand analysis of possible nutrient relationships, supporting research, and practical educational guidance.
Medication
Possible nutrient depletion
Overall severity
Moderate–High
Supporting research
Practical guidance: consider dietary sources, timing of supplementation, and discussing periodic monitoring with your healthcare provider.
Illustrative preview — not medical advice.
Discover possible nutrient relationships tied to medications, supplements, and everyday health inputs.
Identify nutrients that may be affected by synthetic supplementation.
See how diet and lifestyle may influence nutrient status and overall health.
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Supplements Included
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Austin, TX
“Clear, easy to read, and backed by real research. It felt like the missing piece between my prescriptions and my nutrition.”
David R.
Toronto, ON
“In two minutes I had a report that would have taken me hours to research. My pharmacist was genuinely impressed.”
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London, UK
Common prescriptions can affect absorption, synthesis, or excretion of essential vitamins and minerals.
Energy, mood, sleep, immunity, and cardiovascular function all depend on balanced micronutrients.
Patients arrive prepared with an organized summary of their medications and educational considerations — opening richer, more productive conversations.
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