Major Case Update / New-Lab Re-analysis
Existing clients: new data integrated into the existing mechanistic model.
For existing clients who have accumulated a substantial new batch of labs, GI testing, imaging or therapy-response data that requires re-analysis of the existing mechanistic model, but not a completely new Comprehensive engagement. Delivered in writing; a live call is separate unless specifically bundled in writing.
Written re-analysis only. No live call by default, no diagnosis, no prescribing, no clinical monitoring.
- Existing BiomeLogic clients
- A substantial new batch of laboratory or GI testing results
- New imaging or therapy-response data since the original analysis
- Cases where the prior Host Capacity model needs updating rather than rebuilding
From start to delivery.
- 1Send the new dataA defined set of new results or response data.
- 2Re-analysisIntegration into the prior Host Capacity model.
- 3Written updateUpdated analysis and addendum delivered by email.
The full scope of work.
- ·The new results read against the prior mechanistic model
- ·What changed, what did not, and what that implies
- ·Written updated analysis or addendum
- ·Prioritized changes in questions, targets and intervention sequencing for physician discussion
Case-specific, not a standard panel list.
- The data you already hold is reviewed first, including results that were read as normal.
- Where the record cannot separate two competing mechanistic explanations, that gap is named explicitly in the written analysis.
- Only where a test would meaningfully distinguish those hypotheses is it organized as a question for your clinician to consider — with the reasoning stated, so it can be disagreed with.
- There is no default panel list. Any test category named anywhere on this site is an example of the reasoning, not a recommendation for your case.
BiomeLogic does not order testing, does not diagnose disease, and does not prescribe, authorize, or medically supervise treatment. Your licensed clinician decides what, if anything, is appropriate to run.
Boundaries of this engagement.
- A live call by default (arranged separately)
- Clinical diagnosis, prescribing, or lab ordering
- Ongoing clinical monitoring
- Stripe (card) — the only payment method accepted
What the written summary looks like
Every engagement produces a structured mechanistic summary. Outline only — client material is never reproduced.
- Section 1Case overview
Concise restatement of the case as submitted.
- Section 2Key biological axes
Which mechanistic systems appear most relevant.
- Section 3Upstream / downstream hierarchy
Proposed ordering of contributing mechanisms.
- Section 4Competing explanations
Alternative mechanistic readings considered.
- Section 5Testing gaps
Where current data is insufficient for a confident reading.
- Section 6Mechanistic hypotheses
Tiered hypotheses with confidence labels.
- Section 7Care-team discussion points
Questions to bring to your clinician(s).
- Section 8Scope limitations
What this analysis does not and cannot do.
- Section 9Next questions
What to revisit when new data arrives.
This is for / not for
- Complex chronic cases that have stalled across multiple specialists
- Multi-system symptom patterns
- People with existing labs and records to synthesize
- People actively working with licensed clinicians
- People who want a case-specific mechanistic analysis and intervention framework, not a generic one-size-fits-all protocol
- People who need synthesis across domains (gut, immune, energy, autonomic)
- Emergency or acute medical needs
- Medication management or adjustment
- Anyone seeking diagnosis
- Replacement for clinical care
- People seeking guaranteed protocols or outcomes
- People unwilling to coordinate with a licensed clinician
What $450 reflects
- Pre-review time
Records, labs, prior protocols, and clinician notes are read and indexed before any session.
- Multi-domain synthesis
Findings are mapped across gut, immune, energy, autonomic, and barrier axes.
- Live working session
A focused session that prioritizes interpretation over screen-sharing.
- Written mechanistic summary
A document you can bring to your clinical team.
- Follow-up clarification
One round of asynchronous clarification questions.
- Case-by-case reading
Each case is read end to end rather than processed against a template.
Educational mechanistic analysis, prepared for discussion with your licensed clinical team. Not a medical diagnosis, a prescription, or medically supervised treatment, and not a substitute for clinical care. For urgent abnormalities, contact your clinician.
Ready to start?
Begin with Gate 1 — a short intake that determines fit before payment. Every application receives a written reply.