“Personalized lifestyle medicine is a newly developed term that refers to an approach to medicine in which an individual’s health metrics from point-of-care diagnostics are used to develop lifestyle medicine-oriented therapeutic strategies for improving individual health outcomes in managing chronic disease.” - Deanna M. Minich and Jeffrey S. Bland

The needs of individuals can be complex and require in-depth assessment before interventions can be confidently applied.  Addressed are a multitude of variables such as:

•Age
•Lifecycle
•Gender
•Past medical history
•Family history
•Lifestyle habits
•Nutritional status (macronutrients, micronutrients, phytonutrients, and vitamins)
•Medication use
•Genetics and mutations
•Dietary supplement use
•Hormone status
•Weight and BMI