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0out of 100Grade B

Bio-age 0.0 · Chrono 27

Today's read

Iron status is the dominant signal this week. HRV trend tracks ferritin, not training load. Worth a follow-up panel before the next quarterly check-in.

Cross-domain patternConfidence 0%4 inputs

Vitals · last 14 days

What your body is telling you.

HRV (RMSSD)
0ms
-11% · 14d
Resting HR
0bpm
+2% · 14d
Sleep
7h 12m
0% · 14d
Recovery
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-6% · 14d
Strain
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+3% · 14d
Steps
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+8% · 14d

Findings

Cross-domain signals worth surfacing this week.

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wearable × lab

Your HRV drop is tracking your iron, not your training.

Resting HRV is down 11% over 90 days. It lines up almost perfectly with the ferritin trend on your last iron panel. Iron deficiency throttles autonomic recovery before it ever shows up as low hemoglobin. Worth a recheck and possibly a short ferrous-sulfate trial.

See iron panel →confidence 74%

nutrition

Vitamin D is sitting just below the threshold that matters.

Latest 25-OH vitamin D is 24 ng/mL — outside the deficient range, but below the 30 ng/mL threshold most clinicians use. Consider 4,000 IU/day through winter and re-test in 8–12 weeks.

lab trend

Thyroid is drifting in the same direction, slowly.

TSH has climbed from 1.6 → 4.5 mIU/L across the last four panels. You're still inside the lab's reference range, but the trajectory matters. Subclinical hypothyroidism can present this way years before it becomes overt.

See TSH history →confidence 62%

drug × gene

There's a heart med to ask about if you ever need one.

Your CYP2C19 genotype means your body breaks down clopidogrel (Plavix) more slowly than average. You don't take it today — but if any cardiologist ever prescribes it, ask about prasugrel or ticagrelor instead.

lifestyle × gene

Your last latte may be stealing REM sleep.

Your CYP1A2 genotype suggests slow caffeine clearance. With your usual ~3pm latte, half the dose is still in your system at sleep onset — which lines up with the REM fragmentation we're seeing on Oura.

wearable

Training load is up 18% — recovery is at the floor.

Strain rose to 12.4 over the last week (about 18% over your baseline) while recovery has held at 72%. You're still inside the green, but a deload week could buy back HRV and protect against an upper-respiratory dip.

Bayesian state

Active hypotheses.

Each carries evidence, a rationale, and a validation path.

H-001active

Iron-deficient autonomic stress

74
confidence

Declining ferritin (90d) → reduced O₂ delivery → HRV suppression and rising RHR. Validate with CBC + reticulocytes; consider 100mg ferrous sulfate trial.

  • Ferritin 14 ng/mL ↓ 38%
  • HRV 58 ms ↓ 11%
  • RHR ↑ 2%
H-002watching

Subclinical thyroid drift

42
confidence

TSH trending up across last 4 draws while free T4 holds within range. Below threshold for clinical action; re-check at next panel.

  • TSH 4.5 mIU/L ↑ 22%
  • Free T4 within range
H-003watching

Sleep architecture, not duration

68
confidence

Total sleep duration steady at 7h 12m. REM fragmentation increasing. Subjective fatigue correlates with REM minutes more than total minutes.

  • 7h 12m avg
  • REM fragmentation ↑
  • Deep sleep stable

Last 30 days

Recent activity.

  • Iron panel · drawn

    17d ago

    Quest · Ferritin 14 ng/mL flagged low

  • Thyroid trend

    17d ago

    Quest · TSH 4.5 mIU/L ↑ 22% across last 4 panels

  • PGS recompute

    3d ago

    Further engine · 7 traits · EUR cohort, all green calibration

  • HRV reading

    Today

    WHOOP · 58 ms · 14% below 90-day baseline

  • Sleep score

    Today

    Oura · 72 / 100 · REM fragmentation up