AI Hyperintelligence Prompt Guide

PromicsEdge now has a HIPAA compliant in-house AI assistant, AI Hyperintelligence. This guide shows you how to write effective prompts, so you get better results and spend less credits.

Core Rules

1. Select the Right Client

If you manage multiple clients, make sure the correct one is selected before you start chatting.

2. Reference the Source of Information

Tell AI which report, lab data, or lifestyle data to draw from. Vague prompts (for example, "based on her genetics") can lead to arbitrary data source selection.

✅ "…using her Cardiovascular Health Summary Report…"

❌ "…based on her genetics…"

✅ "…using her relevant lab markers and lifestyle data…"

❌ "…based on her health…"

Tip: For reliable, predictable responses, reference a specific report (for example, the Gut Health Summary Report). For a more exploratory response with additional insights, reference a health area (for example, gut health genetics).

Recommended Prompt Formula

Reference my client's [Source of information]. Based on this, [your specific request].

Example:

"Reference her Mood & Mental Health report and relevant lab markers. Based on this, give me her top 10 supplement recommendations, and for each one, explain which results are driving the recommendation and why the supplement helps."

Start Small, Then Expand

Complex multi-part requests reduce accuracy and spend more credits. Break them into focused queries instead.

Instead of:

❌ "Analyze my clients genetics, labs, and lifestyle and summarize their results. Give me a full health plan including supplements, diet, lifestyle, labs, fitness, and mental health. Tell me which medication they should avoid. Break down their cardiovascular risks."

Try a sequence:

1. "Based on the Health Overview Report, what are their top 5 supplement, dietary, and lifestyle recommendations, and why?"
2. "Based on their Medication Check (PGx) Report, which medications may require caution?"
3. "Based on their medical predispositions, what are the key chronic conditions with a higher risk, and which lifestyle changes should they apply?"

Prompt Ideas — Basic

Top Supplement Recommendations

"Reference their [Cardiovascular Health Summary / mental health genetics / gut health lab markers / lifestyle risk factors]. Give me their top 10 supplement recommendations. For each one, explain why the supplement works especially well for this client."

Diet Plan

"Based on their genetic results in the Diet & Nutrition Report and their diet questionnaire, draft a 2-week personalized diet plan."

Lifestyle Action Plan

"Based on their [Fitness Summary Report / weight control genetics / most important lab results], create a detailed one-month lifestyle and workout plan."

Cardiovascular Risk Summary

"Reference their Cardiovascular Health Summary. Summarize their key genetic cardiovascular risks and suggest an action plan prioritizing the highest-risk areas."

Prioritize by Importance

"Open [Health Overview Report / Gut Health Summary / Lab marker results]. List the 5 most important risks, and suggest the top 5 supplement and lifestyle recommendations."

Prompt Ideas — Advanced

1. Medication-Gene Interactions (Pre-Prescription)

"My client has been prescribed metformin and a low-dose SSRI. Based on their PGx and metabolic genetics, flag any interaction risks, poor metabolizer status, or nutrient depletions I should address before they start."

Ideal for pharmacists and integrative MDs — it catches CYP450 variants, transport gene issues, and drug-induced nutrient gaps before they become problems.

2. Fatigue & Burnout Root-Cause Analysis

"Client presents with chronic fatigue, poor sleep, and low motivation. Using their relevant genetic reports, and uploaded lab markers, identify the most likely root causes and build a prioritized recovery protocol."

Connects mitochondrial function, cortisol genetics, methylation, sleep architecture, and iron/B12 pathways into one coherent picture.

3. Pre-Conception Genetic Nutrition Optimization

"Client is planning to conceive in the next 6 months. Based on her nutrigenetics — especially methylation, folate metabolism, and inflammation markers — design a targeted pre-conception supplement and diet plan."

Especially useful for OB-GYNs and dietitians — MTHFR, MTHFD1, choline needs, omega-3 conversion, and iron status all come together with real clinical stakes.

4. Post-COVID / Long-Haul Recovery Protocol

"Client has had brain fog, fatigue, and gut issues for 4 months post-COVID. Based on their genetic predispositions for inflammation, oxidative stress, and immune regulation, suggest a personalized recovery plan."

Ties together histamine pathway genetics, IL-6 activity, mitochondrial function, and microbiome-related variants into actionable guidance.

5. Genetic Cardiovascular Risk & Lifestyle Prescription

"Client has a family history of heart disease. Based on their lipid metabolism genetics, inflammation markers, and current lifestyle, what are their highest-priority modifiable risks, and what specific dietary and supplement interventions are best matched to their genotype?"

Connects Lp(a), saturated fat response, omega-3 needs, CoQ10, and homocysteine genetics into a personalized prevention strategy.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Questions & Feedback

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