We test the following groups of markers: blood glucose, renal, prostate, electrolytes, metabolic, proteins, minerals, liver and gallbladder, iron markers, lipids, lipoproteins, thyroid, inflammation, vitamins, hormones, CBC, WBCs, and cardio IQ. Not only do we test each individual marker, our proprietary reporting technology details an 80-page report that breaks down your functional body systems, accessory systems, nutrient status, nutrient deficiencies, and clinical dysfunctions so we can optimize you from head to toe. You’ll sit down with one of our world-class functional medicine practitioners to review your results.

We aren’t a one-size-fits-all program as everything is tailored to you and your specific biomarkers, but we do have different options with varied levels of support and optimization. Learn more about which option is right for you on your Health Assessment Call

While everyone’s definition of success is different, the people who follow their FitScript and do the work necessary achieve the best results. We have a proven system that’s guaranteed to work and a world-class team to guide you every step of the way, but we cannot do the work for you. That part is up to you.

The first step is to fill out our short questionnaire and schedule your Health Assessment Call with one of our top advisors. They will sit down with you to make sure we can help you reach your specific goals, and if we can they’ll walk you through our various programs to see which one best matches your needs.

Yes, we make specific supplement recommendations based on your 124-marker lab results. Instead of guessing what you should be taking, our functional medicine team will recommend the exact supplements you should take, how much to take, and when you should take them based on your biomarkers. Our approach helps you save money in the long run by taking the guesswork out.

No, we do not prescribe TRT and/or peptides for everyone that joins FitScript. However, we’ve noticed that most men over the age of 30 have suboptimal testosterone levels and require a specific optimization protocol. Some of these protocols may consist of TRT, while others may not.