The Mitochondrial Assessment
When fatigue persists and ordinary tests appear normal, the difficulty often lies not in any single organ, but deep within the cell in the mitochondria that produce the body’s energy. This assessment looks directly at how well they are working, building a complete picture of how much energy the body makes, whether it can rise to meet demand, and how well the cell is defended.
A straightforward sample collection kit
The assessment begins with a simple blood sample, collected using the kit provided and returned to the laboratory. Everything required is included, with clear instructions at each step.
What is examined
Energy output
How much energy the cells produce.
Reserve on demand
Whether output can rise when needed the defining measure.
Number of mitochondria
How many energy structures each cell holds.
The signal to renew
Whether the body is building new mitochondria.
Natural defences
How well the cell resists oxidative wear.
Fuel & flexibility
Which fuels are used, and how well the cell adapts.
An example report
An anonymised example, showing how findings are presented. It does not represent a real individual.
Interpretation. A low-output, low-reserve, oxidatively-strained picture, in which the cells cannot raise their energy when asked to the pattern seen in post-viral and chronic-fatigue states. There is no active inflammation and no major structural damage: a system powered down protectively, and therefore well placed to recover.
How reduced energy radiates outward
When energy is scarce, the body must ration it which is why a difficulty beginning in the cell rarely stays there.
A short self-assessment
A simple indication of whether your cellular energy may be worth investigating. It is a guide for reflection, not a diagnosis. Select each statement that applies to you.
Reduced and reversible
- The full assessment of your cellular energy
- A 30-minute consultation with the clinician
- A bespoke, precision treatment plan never off the shelf
