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N — Nutrient Deficiencies
Micronutrients, macronutrients, essential fatty acids, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, cofactors and nutrient–drug–environment interactions.
Obesity & Metabolic Dysfunction
Obesity is modeled as a disorder of energy signaling rather than a BMI value: endocrine-active exposures, mitochondrial and redox function, insulin, leptin, thyroid and sex-hormone signaling, adipose inflammation, microbiome relationships and nutrient adequacy are each evaluated separately.
Type 2 Diabetes
Beta-cell stress is modeled as the end point of several drivers at once: glycemic load and nutrient quality, oxidative and mitochondrial stress, hormonal signaling, low-grade inflammation and selected exposures.
Asthma & Allergic Airway Disease
Airway inflammation is mapped against indoor and outdoor exposures, immune phenotype, microbial ecology and nutrient status, with guideline therapy always in the foreground.
PCOS & Hormonal Dysregulation
PCOS is approached as a metabolic–endocrine phenotype: androgen and insulin signaling, adipose inflammation, nutrient status and endocrine-active exposures are evaluated side by side.
Depressive & Anxiety Disorders
Mood symptoms are organized, not explained away. Sleep, stress, medications, endocrine factors, nutrient status, metabolic dysfunction, inflammation, substance use, social determinants and exposures are each examined as possible contributors, with validated screening and escalation built in.
Iron Deficiency & Anemia
Iron deficiency is the most common nutrient deficiency worldwide. Ferritin under 30 ng/mL indicates depleted stores even before anemia; hemoglobin falls later. A cause — blood loss, malabsorption (celiac, H. pylori) or low intake — should always be sought.