Ben Greenfield gives a short on-screen walkthrough of his WellnessFX dashboard, showing how the platform displays many blood/lab markers (inflammatory, metabolic, liver, kidney, nutrition/electrolytes), graphs results over time, provides clickable descriptions of markers, and surfaces doctor recommendations and practitioner messaging tied to specific lab findings.
Hey, it's Ben Greenfield. I just wanted to walk you through real quick what my Wellness FX panel looks like. So I got all these tests, these baseline markers, and essentially what I'm able to do is track these on a month to month or a day to date basis based off of when I've been tested. But you can see, I'm scrolling down through here and you can see inflammatory metabolic markers, liver markers, we'll get down to kidney and nutrition electrolytes, all sorts of markers that you get tested. And then kind of the cool thing about this platform and what I like is that I'm able to keep track of it if I have a retest. So it'll graph the numbers for me from month to month. If I click on anything, it'll show me more details. Like if I want to read about, like this number for me was high. If I want to read what Applebee is, I can actually push on the button and get a good description of it. And then the really cool thing is, for example, I met with a doctor afterwards. And here under recommendations, I'm just going to click on this. We'll see how fast my Internet is. A couple of recommendations that the doctor made for me specifically for that apob, that high apob that you saw, and then some other supplements that are in my protocol. And then also I can click here and I can ask my practitioner when working with questions about basically.
What I see on the results. That's basically what the dashboard looks like for WellnessFX. And yeah, it's a pretty cool way to get especially those baseline blood markers. This is one that I recommend for sure.
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