How we provide diet-adaptive multivitamins
Say goodbye to one-size-fits-all multivitamins.
We analyze your unique dietary habits, factoring in your age and gender, to identify your exact supplementation needs. Our personalized approach ensures optimal nutrient intake, efficiently and safely filling any gaps in your diet. The potential health benefits of such hyper-targeted supplementation are unparalleled.
How our analysis works
We identify your unique dietary pattern.
Every meal choice you make reveals a unique pattern in your diet. Our smart algorithm deciphers these patterns — even if you don’t eat the same foods every day — to pinpoint your nutritional gaps. By understanding your true dietary habits, we tailor your supplementation dosages to meet your exact needs.
We analyze extensive nutritional data.
Our nutrition scientists meticulously analyzed the nutrient profiles of over 265,000 foods and studied the eating habits of 16,000 people across the U.S. to develop our advanced algorithm. This deep dive into dietary data ensures that the algorithm that powers our diet analysis reflects real-world consumption patterns.
Your diet analysis takes just 2-3 minutes.
Your symptoms, biomarker tests, and genetic tests do not tell the whole story.
Symptoms can be misleading, and other common tests either focus on an incomprehensive number of nutrients or fail to consider the whole picture. Our reliable method uncovers the truth about your nutrient needs.
Symptoms can be misleading.
While symptoms like fatigue, loss of appetite, or digestive problems can point to suboptimal nutrient intake, it’s virtually impossible to identify a deficiency or an overdose based on these markers.
Biomarker tests and genetic tests do not tell the whole story.
Biomarker tests are unreliable.
While biomarker tests for a very small number of nutrients may provide helpful information, others, like those for magnesium and vitamin E, lead to questionable accuracy and reliability. Due to these limitations, presently, these tests cannot be relied upon to assess your overall nutrient intake.
Genetic tests cannot assess your nutrient intake.
