The store
The supplements, filters and everyday swaps we use in our own homes and reorder without thinking about it — plus the ways to start working with us, if the list raises more questions than it answers.
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These are the products we keep in our own homes and recommend most often. Nothing is here because a company asked. The list is short on purpose: it is what we reorder, not everything we have ever tried.
Practitioner-only lines, including CellCore and Mitolife, plus the professional dispensary we use for everything else. These are ordered against a specific plan rather than picked off a shelf, which is the whole reason they sit behind a practitioner account.
Air purification and filtration from Air Oasis and Jaspr. Indoor air is the exposure people think about least and sit inside the longest, particularly in a humid climate.
Clearly Filtered, for drinking water. What a filter actually removes varies enormously between products, and the published testing is the part worth reading before you buy anything.
A red light panel and an infrared sauna. Both are optional, neither is a substitute for sleep, and we would rather you sorted the basics first — but people ask about these constantly, so the ones we own are listed.
Branch Basics for cleaning, laundry and dishwashing. Household products are a daily, low-effort place to reduce what you are breathing in and wearing against your skin.
Primally Pure for sunscreen, deodorant and body care, and Pretty Farm Girl for soaps and natural skincare. Anything that goes on every day is worth looking at before anything that goes on once.
The first conversation costs nothing and is not a sales call. It exists so you can describe what is going on and hear whether this is the right kind of help before anyone spends money.
Twenty minutes to describe your symptoms, what you have already tried and what you want to understand. We will tell you plainly whether functional testing is likely to answer your question, and what it would cost if it is.
Book a consultA free download covering the drivers behind chronic symptoms that routine bloodwork is not designed to catch, and the questions worth asking your own provider about each one.
Get the guideSingle lab reviews, focused sessions and ongoing membership. What each one includes, what it costs and who it suits is set out in full on the main services page.
See what is includedStart with the consult rather than the shelf. Products are easy to buy and easy to get wrong, and a conversation costs nothing and usually shortens the list.
The storefront itself is hosted on Stan, which is where the downloads and the brand links live.
