Helping People Better Understand Their Medications
MyDeficiencies organizes complex medication-related nutrient information into clear educational reports that help people prepare for more informed healthcare conversations.
Medication and nutrient information is often scattered across research papers, medication references, clinical databases, and disconnected articles.
MyDeficiencies brings supported information together into one structured and understandable educational report.
Make medication-related nutrient information clearer, more transparent, and easier to discuss with qualified healthcare professionals.
Evidence First
Use credible research and clearly communicate uncertainty and limitations.
Clear, Not Alarmist
Explain possible relationships without creating fear or presenting possibilities as confirmed deficiencies.
Privacy Focused
Protect personal medication information, purchased reports, and account access.
Education, Not Diagnosis
Support better conversations without replacing professional care.
What MyDeficiencies Does
- Organizes medications and supplements
- Identifies supported nutrient relationships
- Explains possible mechanisms
- Shows overlapping nutrient patterns
- Groups findings by body system
- Includes evidence indicators
- Provides citations where available
- Creates questions for healthcare conversations
What MyDeficiencies Does Not Do
- Diagnose nutrient deficiencies
- Diagnose diseases
- Prescribe treatment
- Recommend stopping medication
- Replace laboratory testing
- Replace physicians, pharmacists, dietitians, or other qualified professionals
- Guarantee that a medication caused a symptom
- Provide individualized supplement instructions
A medication-nutrient relationship is a reason to ask better questions. It is not proof that a person is deficient or needs treatment.
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