Areas of Analysis
These are the kinds of case that arrive most often — described so you can recognise your own record before deciding whether the work is worth your time.
They are recurring case patterns, not medical specialties, diagnostic categories, or separate treatment programmes. BiomeLogic does not diagnose or treat any of them. Every page below leads to the same free fit screen and then to one of three engagements chosen by analytical scope — never by condition, and never at a condition-specific price.
Multisystem Case Reconstruction
Long, contradictory records with several specialists, failed interventions, and no coherent model connecting the parts.
Gut & Metabolic Systems
Cases where the digestive tract, its ecology, its bile chemistry, or cellular energy supply appear central to the pattern.
Recurrent SIBO, dysbiosis and motility
For digestive cases that relapse after each round of treatment, where the question has become why the environment keeps reselecting the same pattern.
What would be reconstructed →Bile acid and enterohepatic patterns
For cases where fat handling, post-cholecystectomy change, bile-acid diarrhoea questions, or sequestrant responses sit at the centre of the record.
What would be reconstructed →Mitochondrial and cellular-energy patterns
For exertional intolerance and post-exertional patterns, where organic-acid or metabolic findings have been read as mitochondrial failure without a coherent case for it.
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Immune & Environmental Systems
Cases dominated by reactivity — to foods, medications, supplements, or a suspected environmental exposure — where the trigger list keeps growing.
MCAS, histamine and multisystem reactivity
For reactivity that spans foods, medications and environments, where stabilisers have helped partially and the trigger list keeps growing.
What would be reconstructed →Mold, CIRS-related and environmental patterns
For records built around a suspected exposure, where mycotoxin panels, inflammatory markers and competing frameworks have produced more conflict than clarity.
What would be reconstructed →Medication- and treatment-associated patterns
For cases with a clear turning point after an antibiotic, a procedure, or a medication change, where the chronology has never been formally reconstructed.
What would be reconstructed →Complex food and chemical sensitivity
For shrinking diets and growing reaction lists, where each new restriction buys less relief than the last.
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Autonomic & Neuroimmune Systems
Cases where posture, circulation, sensory nerves, and the gut behave as one dysregulated system rather than separate problems.
POTS, dysautonomia and autonomic–GI overlap
For cases where standing, eating and digesting have become the same problem, and the autonomic label has not explained why it began.
What would be reconstructed →Long COVID and post-infectious syndromes
For illness that began with an infection and did not end with it, where the honest position is several competing hypotheses rather than one story.
What would be reconstructed →Neuroimmune and small-fiber patterns
For burning, numbness and autonomic sensory change with equivocal testing, where the neurological and immune readings have never been reconciled.
What would be reconstructed →hEDS, hypermobility and autonomic–GI overlap
For hypermobility with dysautonomia, dysmotility and reactivity, where three labels exist and no explanation connects them.
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The pattern tells you what is being reconstructed. The scope decides the engagement.
A whole complex case is normally the Comprehensive Systems-Biology Case Analysis. An unusually large or internally contradictory record may call for the Complex Case Deep Dive — a difference of workload, not of quality or method. A genuinely bounded question about results you already hold is a Lab Pattern & Results Review. Gate 1 settles which one, in writing, before any payment.
Compare the engagements →How the analysis works →Fictional sample report →
Not sure which pattern describes your case?
Most complex records touch several of these at once. The free fit screen takes a few minutes, needs no files and no payment, and ends with a written reply.
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