Simulations
What it looks like
A simulated example for each step: made-up people, no real results and no diagnosis.
In the works · Functional Blood Insight
Your blood values, on your body
Imagine your periods are heavy or painful, you are always tired and your belly is often full of gas, while your blood results are “fine”. This is how the map we are building would show it.
- What the lab says
- All fine. Every value falls within the lab's limits.
- What we see
- Ferritin (your iron store) and B12 are both below the Avicenna optimum, and they can hide each other. Low iron makes red blood cells smaller, low B12 makes them larger. Together they can cancel out, so the size of the red blood cells (the MCV, 88) looks normal. One normal value, two below the Avicenna optimum.
- What comes first
- Have a few extra blood values checked to see where iron and B12 really stand. Check how heavy the monthly blood loss is, because it costs iron. And look with your doctor at how the stomach and gut absorb iron and B12. That is why they light up. The thyroid comes after that.
On the map. Tap a number for the explanation.
A simulated example case, not a real person and not a diagnosis. What is to be checked, you discuss with your doctor. This is what we are building: we place your values on your body, show how they connect, and what to have measured first.
Functional Blood Insight
Your trajectory across multiple measurements
One test shows where you stand today. With every new test you see what changes, and your picture becomes more complete.
Example with made-up values: ferritin over three measurements, 52, 84 and 66 ng/mL. The first is below the Avicenna optimum, the second within it, the third below it again.
With each test you see where a value stands against the Avicenna optimum, even when it slips back.
Patterns we recognise in your blood
In the works: your values on your body, what falls outside the Avicenna optimum, and what you can have checked with your doctor.
A panel of twelve blood values. Per condition different values light up: with iron deficiency ferritin, haemoglobin, MCV and transferrin saturation; with an underactive thyroid TSH, free T4, TPO antibodies and ferritin; with Crohn's disease CRP, calprotectin, albumin, ferritin, vitamin D and zinc.
Fitrah Synthesis
The same blood values, a different story per condition
Depending on what is going on, different values light up. And you see that a value like ferritin comes back in more than one story.
With iron deficiency we look at the store (ferritin), the blood count (haemoglobin, MCV) and the iron in transit. Ferritin comes back in all three.
What those values say together, and against which optimum we read them, is in your own personal report.
Example: which values the engine reads per condition, not a result of a real person.
From blood to plate: a woman with iron deficiency. Choose a condition to add, and see how the values we read, the plan and a day from the weekly menu shift.
Fitrah Recovery Journey, from blood to plate
Choose what is going on for you, and everything shifts with it
A woman with iron deficiency. When a condition is added, the values we read, her plan and her week shift together.
Iron deficiency
Your values
Ferritin ↓Your plan
form, dose and timing: in your journeyfor iron deficiencyIron recoveryYour week
Your goalExample: woman, 31, 1.67 m, 64 kg. Target: 1881 kcal per day.
Tuesday
08:00Breakfasteggs 120 g+110:30Snackdates 35 g13:00Lunchchickpeas 160 g+216:00Afternoonlabneh 60 g19:00Dinnerbeef liver 20 g+3Foods we adjust for you: 18
Iron deficiency alone: an iron source at set moments, and something that helps absorption.
Simulated example: an invented person, a real calculation.
A timeline with H. pylori: breath or stool test, the course through your doctor, and a follow-up test. Then three paths, depending on the result, each with your doctor.
Fitrah Recovery Journey, recovery tree
After the course, what follows depends on your result
Breath test or stool testThe course, through your doctorFollow-up test
- Find out with your doctor why the bacterium stayedwhich test, before a possible second course: in your journey
At any time: unintended weight loss, vomiting blood, black stools, trouble swallowing or anaemia? Then see a doctor quickly.
Simulated example: an invented course of events, the steps as the journey shows them.
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