Methodology

How I work.

A two-gate intake, a deliberately small active roster, and a single deliverable: a written mechanistic re-read of the case.

Gate 1

Triage

A brief intake form establishes whether the case is a fit for mechanistic analysis and whether BiomeLogic can offer something the existing clinical team cannot. Most prospective clients begin and end here, with a written response either declining or inviting Gate 2 submission.

Begin the Gate 1 form →
Gate 2

Full case submission

Accepted prospects submit their full case packet: medical records, prior labs, imaging, current medication and supplement regimen, and a structured timeline. Review takes place before the live session.

Case reconstruction

From records to a causal reading.

The same canvas is used for every case: what arrived, how it was reconstructed, and what is written up at the end.

Input

What arrives

  • Prior labs and imaging, in original form
  • Medication, supplement, and antimicrobial history
  • Symptom timeline with onset and inflection points
  • What has already been tried, and what happened

Nothing is discarded for being inconvenient. Contradictory findings are kept on the canvas.

Reconstruction

How it is read

  • Findings mapped onto Host Capacity Model axes
  • Upstream candidates separated from downstream readouts
  • Competing explanations held in parallel, not collapsed
  • Each claim graded by the strength of evidence behind it

The goal is a causal ordering, not a label. Where the ordering is uncertain, that uncertainty is written down.

Output

What is delivered

  • A written mechanistic narrative of the specific case
  • Ranked candidate drivers with the reasoning shown
  • Contradictions and unresolved questions, named
  • Discussion points structured for the licensed care team

Educational analysis for clinician discussion. Implementation stays with your prescribers.

  • Contradictions are preserved

    A finding that does not fit the leading hypothesis is annotated rather than dropped. It is often the most informative part of a case.

  • Evidence is tiered

    Mechanistic, observational, and interventional support are marked separately, so nothing reads stronger than the literature allows.

  • Records stay confidential

    Case material is handled privately and is never used as public example content without explicit written permission.

What you receive

A standard consultation.

  1. 01

    Full case review

    Records, labs, imaging, prior workups, medication and supplement history are read closely before the session. Patterns are mapped against the Host Capacity Model.

  2. 02

    Live session

    A working call to walk through the mechanistic interpretation, test it against your lived experience, and refine the model with information that doesn't appear in records.

  3. 03

    Written mechanistic summary

    A delivered document: the proposed causal framework for your case, the upstream and downstream mechanisms in play, and a structured set of mechanistic hypotheses to bring to your clinical team.

Boundaries

What this is not.

BiomeLogic does not replace your clinical team. The recommendations produced in a consultation are mechanistic and educational. Implementation — medications, prescription supplements, dose changes, monitoring — must be coordinated with your licensed clinicians.

The active roster is intentionally small. Depth requires a limited caseload, and intake is on a waitlist basis. If your case has outpaced what your current team can analyze, the door begins at Gate 1.