Navigating Your Clients' Recommendations
Recommendations turns a client's DNA, lab, and intake data into a single prioritized list of supplements, dietary changes, and lifestyle interventions — instead of making you cross-reference multiple reports. Access it from the Recommendations tab in the navigation menu on a client's profile.
Ask AI Hyperintelligence First
AI Hyperintelligence is PromicsEdge's built-in AI tool, and it's the fastest way to work with a client's recommendations. Ask it to explain why a specific recommendation was made, compare two options, or pull together everything tied to a health topic — it answers directly from that client's data instead of making you dig through the list yourself. Use it live during sessions whenever a client asks something specific. Learn more about AI Hyperintelligence.
Before You Start
Recommendations are only as precise as the data behind them. Complete your client's intake forms — especially the Conditions & Goals Questionnaire — before reviewing results.
How Recommendations Are Ranked
The list is sorted by how many of these a recommendation addresses:
- Genetic predispositions — high-risk DNA variants rank higher.
- Symptoms, conditions & goals — more reported concerns addressed moves a recommendation up.
- Lab results — uploaded bloodwork prioritizes recommendations tied to non-optimal markers.
- Lifestyle assessments — completed assessments factor in too.
The client's top 3 recommendations sit at the top of the page. They're often the most obvious interventions — that's intentional. They carry the strongest research and the broadest impact, so an obvious top 3 is a sign your client is already on the right track.
Navigating the List
Use the Supplement, Dietary, and Lifestyle filters to narrow to one intervention type — useful when you're building a supplement protocol or focusing a session on diet.
For more targeted results, use Advanced Filters to narrow by health category (e.g., gut health, cardiovascular), specific topic (e.g., low mood, inflammation), non-optimal labs, or Quick Filters for symptoms, conditions & goals. Combine filters — for example, "Gut Health" + "Low Mood" + "Non-Optimal Labs" — then click Apply Filters.
Can't find what you need? Use the search bar to look up a recommendation name, condition, or lab marker and jump straight to where it falls on the client's list.
Understanding a Recommendation
Click any recommendation to see its full breakdown: the lab markers and genetic predispositions it addresses (by severity), an impact score, an evidence score, supporting studies, dosing/frequency/duration guidance, potential side effects and interactions, and the DNA, lifestyle, and lab components behind it. Click Show all DNA predispositions for the full genetic picture, or click the + icon to add it to the client's Action Plan.
Biohacker Mode
Biohacker Mode unlocks more experimental topics — individual genes, neurotransmitters, amino acids, emerging pathways — for advanced practitioners or performance-focused clients. It's off by default, which keeps recommendations limited to human clinical research. Turning it on adds a separate option to include recommendations backed only by animal or in-vitro studies.
Recommended Workflow for Client Sessions
- Open the Recommendations page for the highest-impact recommendations.
- Filter to match the session focus or the client's current priorities.
- Review 2–5 recommendations together.
- Ask AI Hyperintelligence anything the client brings up on the spot.
- Add selected items to the client's Action Plan.
FAQ
What data generates my client's recommendations?
Genetic data is always the foundation. Lab results, intake forms, and lifestyle assessments sharpen the ranking as you add them — the more complete the profile, the more precise the list.
Can I prioritize current health issues over genetic predispositions?
Yes. Filter by suboptimal labs, specific markers, or reported symptoms and conditions to shift the focus toward your client's immediate health status.
Are all recommendations backed by clinical research?
Yes, when Biohacker Mode is off. Turning it on adds options with varying levels of evidence, including animal and in-vitro studies.
What's the difference between Recommendations and the Action Plan?
Recommendations is the full prioritized list of potential interventions. The Action Plan is what you and your client actually choose to implement — think menu vs. order.
Next Step
Continue to: How to Create Action Plans for Your Clients.
Need Help?
Contact support@promicsedge.com or use the chat bubble in your account.