The number.
The source. The context.
These browser tools make selected calculations and source comparisons inspectable: copper–zinc arithmetic, eight biomarker intervals, Cathcart’s historical table and a defined supplement audit. Enter values locally, read the method and follow the original publication. Historical criteria and user-defined bands remain separate from laboratory intervals, without creating a universal treatment target.
Copper–zinc & estimated NCC calculator
Three measurements. A transparent ratio and an explicitly labeled estimate, with the assumptions beside the result.
Normal vs. optimal laboratory checker
Eight markers. Named assays and populations. A historical or personal comparison stays separate from the laboratory interval.
Cathcart vitamin C table explorer
The original 1981 table, read by clinical description. Reported quantities stay historical, with no personal dosing schedule.
Source-linked supplement stack auditor
Twelve compounds. Chemical forms, exposure context and literature-linked flags, with the rule and its limits available to read.
Your entries stay in this browser. They are not attached to waitlist submissions. Download or copy a scorecard only when you choose.
THE WORKFLOW / IN CONTEXT
Useful comparisons.
Better questions.
ROOTED IN THE LITERATURE.
A source should be
easy to inspect.
Public tools and reference guides are available without signup. The app remains in early access, bringing cited questions, stack records, laboratory context, N=1 tracking, trends and curriculum into one workflow.
Explore the six app capabilities →§ 06 EARLY ACCESS
"In normal range" was
never really an answer.
Join the early-access waitlist and get instant access to our Orthomolecular Optimal vs. Standard Lab Reference Sheet.
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Your lab reference sheet is ready: ten markers, assay-specific ranges, primary sources and the limits of proposed optimal targets.
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