MEASURE

Nutrition DiagnosticsThe Big Three

Measure the nutrient foundation your labs are built on.

Before you chase a 100-marker lab panel, measure the handful of things that actually determine how those markers turn out. These three tools are affordable, mostly non-invasive, and aimed at the same target: the nutrient foundation underneath your cells.

Why Start Here

Most lab markers are downstream

A standard lab panel measures the output of your metabolism — cholesterol, blood sugar, hormone levels, inflammatory markers. Those numbers are real, but they are downstream of something more basic: whether your cells have the raw nutrients and mineral cofactors they need to run properly in the first place.

When the foundation is off, the labs drift off too — and the standard response to an off lab is usually a medication, a hormone prescription, or an injection aimed at the symptom, not the nutrient gap underneath it. The Big Three measure that foundation directly, and they are far cheaper and simpler than a 100-marker workup.

A measurement, not a diagnosis. These tools measure nutrient and mineral status — they do not diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. They are a starting point for a conversation with your doctor or practitioner, not a replacement for standard labs or medical care.

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Every lab worth knowing, and the nutrients that move it

Most of what standard bloodwork reports is moved by the three above — your antioxidant status, your minerals, and the fats in your membranes. So start there. But if you already have results in hand, the Lab Library covers 145 labs, tiered from the foundational baseline to the full specialty panels — thyroid, gut, fertility, menopause, autoimmune — each one tied to the nutrients behind it.

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The Mechanism

How they connect to your cells

Every system on this site ties back to the Cellular Six — the six jobs every cell has to do to stay healthy. Each of the Big Three lines up with a specific piece of that mechanism.

PRYSM — antioxidants

Carotenoids — the antioxidants PRYSM measures — are the cell's antioxidant defense (Maintain) and part of how the body senses and buffers oxidative signals (Sense). A low score reflects thin nutritional protection, not a disease.

Omega-3 Index — membrane fats

EPA and DHA are structural components of every cell membrane, governing how nutrients and signals move in and out (Exchange) and supporting the body's healthy inflammatory response (Maintain).

OligoScan — minerals

Minerals are cofactors for the enzymes that move nutrients across cell membranes (Exchange) and convert one form of energy into another (Transform). Without them, those reactions slow down no matter what else you do.

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Move The Numbers

What supports each measurement

Once you have a baseline, the way you raise it is the same way you built it in the first place: food first, then the nutrients your cells run on. These are the products whose ingredients support each metric — alongside diet, sunlight, and movement.

PRYSM — antioxidants

Broad-spectrum carotenoids, vitamins, and antioxidants — the fruit-and-vegetable nutrients a PRYSM score reflects.

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Omega-3 Index — membrane fats

Concentrated EPA and DHA — the same membrane fats the Omega-3 Index measures.

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OligoScan — minerals

Trace and full-spectrum minerals plus shilajit's fulvic minerals — the cofactors an OligoScan reads at the cellular level, ordered simplest to most complete.

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These products supply nutrients that support normal cellular function. They are not a treatment for a low reading or any health condition, and results vary from person to person.

Measurement first, medication last

None of this replaces your doctor, your standard labs, or your medications. It gives you and your care team a clearer picture of the nutrient foundation underneath the numbers — so the conversation can start with "what does my body actually need" instead of just "what prescription covers this symptom."

Measure. Know. Improve.

PRYSM iO — Measure Before You Guess

The most affordable way to measure cellular nutrition and function — diet, lifestyle, nutrient absorption and antioxidant protection. One test. 15 seconds. $300 for your entire family.

15 sec

Non-invasive test

$300

Full family test

Unlimited

Re-test any time

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