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CellRx · Bloodwork, read the root-cause way

Your bloodwork should tell you what to do next.

Explore bloodwork through The Health Institute or upload labs you already have. We organize your results into the patterns that matter, show you which areas deserve attention, and build your next-step plan.

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Your Functional Medicine Report

One report. The patterns, not just the numbers.

A health score, an estimated biological age, the areas that deserve attention first, your key markers against functional ranges, a pattern summary and a 90-day plan — all on one page you can share with your doctor.

Sample report · Functional Medicine ReportSample · not a real patient
Health Score72 of 100One number across seven cellular systems, weighted toward the markers most tied to how you feel.
Biological age estimate
42
years · vs 49 actual
Estimated 7 years younger than your birthday · how it's calculated
3 areas need attention of 7 systems measured
Mitochondria61
Inflammation64
Hormones68
Key markers vs functional range
Vitamin D28ng/mLLow
hs-CRP2.4mg/LWatch
Ferritin32ng/mLLow
Fasting insulin9.1µIU/mLWatch
ApoB78mg/dLIn range
Pattern summary

Inflammatory–metabolic pattern (primary). Elevated hs-CRP, low vitamin D and higher fasting insulin together suggest blood-sugar stress may be contributing to inflammation — a pattern that often travels with afternoon energy crashes.

Nutrient-depletion pattern (secondary). Low ferritin and a borderline omega-3 index may be limiting oxygen delivery and recovery.

Health system scores
84Heart
76Liver / metabolic
68Thyroid pattern
Your 90-day plan start this week
FoodProtein-forward breakfast, oily fish three times a week, a 10-minute walk after meals.
SupplementsVitamin D3 + K2, omega-3, gentle iron with vitamin C — doses in the full report.
LifestyleEarlier wind-down for deeper sleep and a calmer cortisol rhythm.
RetestRecheck vitamin D, ferritin and hs-CRP in 90 days to confirm the pattern is moving.
Dr. Axe AI: Your results reveal several patterns that may be contributing to your fatigue. Consider starting with blood-sugar stability and the nutrients above — then we'll look at the thyroid pattern together. Ask about any marker →
Bloodwork analyzer

Already have labs? Get a read in seconds.

Drop in results from any lab. We pull the markers from your PDF, compare them to functional ranges, and show the patterns that may help explain what you're experiencing — then the plan to consider.

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Instant read · example
Your results reveal several patterns that may be contributing to your fatigue.
Vitamin D28ng/mLLow
Ferritin32ng/mLLow
hs-CRP2.4mg/LWatch
TSH2.1mIU/LIn range
What may be connected: low vitamin D and ferritin often travel with low energy and slow recovery; hs-CRP in the watch zone suggests some inflammatory load. A first step to consider: vitamin D3 + K2, iron with vitamin C, and 15 minutes of midday light — then confirm with a retest. Bring this summary to your practitioner.
Functional ranges and conventional lab ranges

“Normal” flags disease. Functional ranges flag patterns earlier.

Conventional lab ranges are built to catch major abnormalities. Functional medicine ranges are the window where the body heals and functions optimally. We publish how every functional range is set — and where the evidence is weaker.

LowOutside optimal rangeOptimalOutside optimal rangeHigh

The gap that matters: you can sit inside the standard range and still feel tired, foggy or inflamed.

Vitamin D (25-OH)Functional range: 50–80 ng/mL · Conventional lab range: >30 ng/mLAdults; source, population and caveats on the methodology page. Last reviewed on page.
hs-CRPFunctional range: <1.0 mg/L · Conventional lab range: <3.0 mg/LCardiovascular risk stratification; acute illness raises it transiently.
Fasting insulinFunctional range: lower end of range · Conventional lab range: 2–25 µIU/mLEvidence base is observational; interpret with glucose and HbA1c.
Every functional range cites its sourcePopulation, sex and age qualificationsClinical caveats statedLast-reviewed date shownReviewed by the medical advisory board
The CellRx difference

Not every biomarker is equally actionable.

CellRx combines broad testing with high-signal markers that many routine panels omit — often because they cost more to run — and reads them together as patterns rather than one number at a time.

SuperMarkers

Higher-signal markers, read together as root-cause patterns.

Cellular Health Index

One number across seven cellular systems, so you can see your overall picture at a glance.

The full lab-draw panel

CellRx goes beyond the finger-prick with a lab draw through LabCorp.

Read as patterns

Marker → pattern → plan → retest. Explained by Dr. Axe AI.

The Health Institute will confirm the CellRx marker list. CellRx supports wellness and does not diagnose, treat, cure or guarantee outcomes.

Bloodwork · two options

Find your panel.

Start with a finger-prick and a conversation, or explore the full lab-draw panel. Both are offered through The Health Institute.

Essential

Cellular Bloodwork AnalysisBest for an annual baseline · Finger-prick kit + a 60-minute callSee pricing on The Health Institute22 biomarkers (women) · 23 (men)
  • Cardiovascular: HDL, LDL, Triglycerides, ApoA1, ApoB, VLDL, Total Cholesterol
  • Ratios: Total Cholesterol:HDL, ApoB:ApoA1, LDL-C:HDL-C
  • Metabolic & Blood Sugar: TSH, HbA1c, Estimated Average Glucose, Morning Cortisol, TG:HDL Ratio, Cystatin C
  • Inflammation: hsCRP, Homocysteine
  • Nutritional Status: Vitamin D, Ferritin
  • Hormonal Health (sex-specific):
    Women — Estradiol (sensitive), FSH
    Men — Total Testosterone, DHEA-S, Testosterone:Cortisol Ratio
Choose Essential

CellRx

Cellular Bloodwork PanelThe full lab-draw panel · drawn at a local lab
  • Beyond the finger-prick: broad testing, read together as patterns rather than one number at a time.
  • SuperMarkers — higher-signal markers that help connect the root-cause patterns.
  • Cellular Health Index — one number across seven cellular systems.
  • Your Functional Medicine Report, functional ranges and a food-first 90-day plan.
Explore CellRx
Example · three draws
hs-CRP2.4 → 0.9 ↓
Fasting insulin9.1 → 5.8 ↓
Omega-3 Index4.6% → 8.1% ↑
Health Score72 → 84 ↑
Track it over time

Watch your biology change.

A single draw is a snapshot. Retest in 90 days and CellRx shows what moved, what didn't, and what to adjust — every report saved to My Health so your history travels with you.

Not sure what to test?

10 questions. The right panel.

Explore testing priorities for your goals and what to discuss with a practitioner. The assessment has 10 questions.

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Good to know

Questions before you order.

How does the draw work?

Cellular Bloodwork Analysis uses a finger-prick kit and includes a 60-minute call. CellRx is the full lab-draw panel through LabCorp. Ask about it on your Cellular Bloodwork Analysis call.

Can I use labs from my doctor?

Yes. Upload a PDF or photo from any lab and we'll read the markers it contains. Some patterns need markers standard panels don't include; we'll tell you which.

Does insurance cover it?

Panels are paid directly and are HSA/FSA eligible. No referrals or copays are needed.

Is this medical care?

No. CellRx supports wellness and education. It does not diagnose, treat or cure disease. Bring your report to your physician, or work with a Health Institute practitioner if you want clinical care.

CellRx is educational and designed to support wellness optimization, not to diagnose or treat disease. Always consult your physician before making medical decisions. Functional ranges, scores and biological-age estimates are explained, with sources and limitations, on the methodology page.

Reviewed by specialists in endocrinology, functional medicine, cardiology, nutrition and longevity.Our protocols and source library are reviewed against current clinical evidence by our medical advisory board. Dr. Axe AI grounds its answers in that reviewed library and shows the sources behind every response.
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