— LESSONS 2 OF 13
Biometrics and Ongoing Tracking
The measures that show whether anything is actually moving between panels.
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What this lesson covers
This lesson shows you how to use real-time and trend-based data to understand what is happening between appointments and beyond a single laboratory snapshot. Biometrics can reveal patterns in glucose, sleep, stress, recovery, nutrition, digestion, and motility that may be missed when you rely only on symptoms or an isolated result.
Where it fits in a case
Baseline biometric data is collected near the beginning of a case, after the initial intake and before deeper testing. It helps confirm the direction established by the questionnaires, identify physiological instability that could distort later results, and show whether foundational changes are working before another panel is run.
— HELPFUL RESOURCES
Get the Clinical Thinking Handouts free — condensed, searchable reference guides for every lesson in the series, plus bonus practitioner resources delivered along the way. Get the free handouts + resources →
Practice Better Form Sharecodes — 14 ready-to-import client forms and questionnaires. The Sharecodes -->
The First 30 Days Framework — how to structure a complex case before testing or supplements. The First 30 Days -->
— WHEN YOU ARE READY
These thirteen lessons are the pieces.
The class is the order.
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— where each of these assessments and labs belongs, and what comes first.
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