Health Reference LibraryNutri Tailor tools: blood test interpreter, dose pages and timing pages
This entry is part of the Nutri Tailor Health Reference Library — cited research on supplements, nutrients and adjacent areas of health.
Summary
Three kinds of tool live in the Health Reference Library. The free blood test result interpreter reads ferritin and the iron panel, vitamin D, B12 and folate against the UK ranges and tells you what the number means and what to do next. The dose pages answer how much of a nutrient to take, how much is too much, and how many capsules of each product reach the dose. The timing pages answer when to take it and whether to take it with food, and the food pages show what a UK portion supplies. Start with the interpreter if you have a number, and with the dose pages if you have a supplement.
Practical framework
Have a blood result: free blood test result interpreter, and the explainers for ferritin, vitamin D, B12, folate and Thriva and Medichecks results. Choosing a dose: magnesium, creatine, vitamin B12, collagen, zinc, vitamin D, vitamin C, omega 3, iron, biotin, vitamin B6, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin K2, glycine, NAC, CoQ10, probiotics, selenium, ashwagandha, folate. Choosing a time: magnesium, vitamin D, vitamin B12, creatine, collagen, zinc, vitamin C, omega 3, iron, probiotics, whey protein, B complex. Eating it instead: foods high in magnesium, iron, zinc, vitamin C, vitamin B12, vitamin B6, omega 3 and vitamin A. Every page is a summary of published research, not personal health advice; talk to your GP or a registered nutritional therapist before changing what you take.
Sources
- 2024. B vitamins and folic acid. NHS.