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The Personalized Inflammation Audit

$97.00

A short intake and a written report looking at your specific symptoms — a more personalized next step before considering full testing.

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Your Symptoms Aren’t Random — Let’s Find the Pattern

A personalized written audit that looks at your specific symptoms and points you toward the categories most likely playing a role — before you invest in full testing.

The Hidden Inflammation Checklist told you food sensitivities might be part of your picture. The Reset Kit gave you a place to start. But your situation is specific to you — and a personalized look at your actual symptoms can save you real time and guesswork.

Fill out a short intake, and within 48 hours you’ll receive a written audit that walks through your likely trigger pattern, explains why it tends to show up the way it does, and points you toward what to look at next.

What’s included:

  1. A short, guided intake — takes about 5 minutes
  2. A personalized written report matching your specific symptom pattern
  3. A plain-English explanation of why this pattern tends to happen
  4. Categories worth a closer look — specific to your pattern, not generic
  5. A clear recommended next step

Who this is for:

  • You’ve done the Checklist (or you’re ready to skip ahead) and want something specific to you
  • You want a real, personalized document — not another quiz result
  • You’re weighing whether full MRT testing is worth it, and want a lower-cost way to check the pattern first

FAQ:
Is this a diagnosis? No — a pattern-based audit, not a medical diagnosis.
How is this different from the free Checklist? The Checklist tells you if food sensitivities might be a factor in general. This audit looks at your specific symptoms and points to which categories are most relevant to you.
How long does it take to get my report? Within 48 hours of completing your intake.
What if I want to go further after this? MRT testing is the natural next step for an exact, food-by-food answer.

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