Updated Nov 2024 · AI-assisted, clinician-supervised
Protocol
Evidence-backed recommendations derived from your panel results. Prioritised by expected biomarker impact.
Nutrition
Increase omega-3 intake
Omega-3 Index is 5.2% — below the optimal 8–12% range. Dietary change or supplementation will move this marker.
- Add 2 servings of fatty fish per week (salmon, sardines, mackerel)
- Consider 2–3g EPA+DHA daily via a high-quality triglyceride-form fish oil
- Retest at 6-month panel to confirm uptake
Supplementation
Vitamin D optimisation
Current level is 28 ng/mL. Your clinician recommends reaching 40–60 ng/mL given your indoor work schedule.
- 4,000 IU vitamin D3 daily with the largest meal of the day
- Take alongside 100–200 μg vitamin K2 MK-7 for calcium co-regulation
- Morning sun exposure 15–20 min where possible through winter
Nutrition
Homocysteine management
Homocysteine at 11.4 μmol/L is above the optimal < 10 threshold. Methylation support often resolves this.
- Ensure adequate methylated B12 (methylcobalamin) and methyl-folate intake
- Increase intake of leafy greens, legumes, and eggs
- Consider a methylated B-complex for 90 days, then retest
Training
Sustain cardiovascular training
ApoB, LDL-C, and triglycerides have all improved — consistent with your reported increase in Zone 2 cardio.
- Maintain ≥ 150 min/week moderate-intensity cardio
- Preserve 2× weekly resistance training for insulin sensitivity and muscle maintenance
- No changes needed — current training load is working
Sleep
Protect sleep quality
Cortisol trending down and testosterone trending up are consistent with improved sleep. These gains are worth protecting.
- Maintain consistent sleep/wake times (± 30 min)
- Avoid screens 60 min before sleep or use blue-light filtering
- Keep alcohol intake below 2 drinks per occasion — it reliably disrupts deep sleep architecture
Monitoring
Track DHEA-S trend
DHEA-S has declined from 278 to 241 μg/dL across 12 months — within normal age-related drift, but worth watching.
- No intervention required at this time
- Continue monitoring at each panel
- If decline accelerates below 200 μg/dL, discuss adrenal axis support with your clinician
About this protocol
These recommendations are generated from your panel data and reviewed by your Aluna clinician. They are intended to complement — not replace — your primary care physician. If you have an existing condition or take prescription medications, discuss any protocol changes with your doctor before starting.