
Fitrah Recovery
Avicenna optimum, hand-curated, every biomarker read in context.
Curated data · PMID-anchored · T1 (systematic reviews) to T6 evidence tiers.
Ferritin 50 means something different for someone who's been exhausted for months than for someone who feels great. We calculate that context, for every marker.
Where people get stuck
- You were treated for H. pylori. Nobody checked afterwards whether it was gone.
- You take iron and it stays low. Which form suits you depends on more than the dose.
- Your hair comes out in handfuls, and ferritin 18 is called 'normal'.
- Not tired now and then. Tired always, and nobody looks past your TSH.
- You cut out one thing after another and it helped. Now you do not know what you may ever eat again.
These are not separate complaints, they are patterns. We read them from your blood values and from what you tell us. Below you see what that looks like for a single marker.
Sample, 1 marker
Per marker, you get this back
Lab range, Avicenna optimum, your value, and what the pattern says.
Vitamin D3
26 ng/mL
Lab-normal
30 to 100 ng/mL
Avicenna optimum
40 to 60 ng/mL
Pattern
Fatigue cluster, below optimum.
Question we formulate for you
“My ferritin keeps dropping, even with iron supplements. Could we check whether my body is actually absorbing iron, whether there's inflammation somewhere, and whether something is going on with my gut? The analysis I received says these three often hang together.”
Plus per report: cross-patterns across all your markers, follow-up marker suggestions, and ready-to-ask questions for your clinician.
One value, three people
Ferritin 45 ng/mL
Lab range 12 to 300. All three were told their blood was normal.
Fatigue
target > 50
Five points short. Normal on paper.
Hair loss
target > 70
Twenty-five points short. Same result, different story.
Restless legs
target > 75
Thirty points short, at a value well above the floor.
The same result three times. A different answer three times.
70 is not your answer. It is the starting point.
Whether your 45 is a shortage or an inflammation picture, and which form of iron suits you, depends on your transferrin saturation, your CRP and the rest of your panel. That is what we read out of it.
BSG guideline · IRLSSG consensus 2018 · Olsen 2010
Your trajectory across multiple uploads
Score in context: marker average minus active patterns
Frequently asked questions
›Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. We interpret patterns, we don't diagnose. Your clinician stays in charge of medical decisions.
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›What happens to my data?
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›Do you draw blood or sell supplements?
No, neither. We interpret existing lab reports. For blood draws, go to your clinician or an independent lab. On supplements we do advise: a recovery plan sets out which form and which order suit your picture, and what is better not taken together. Where you buy them is up to you. We sell nothing and earn nothing on what you buy.
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