Sample assessment
This is what we hand you now.
Seventeen pages, charted. Not a printout of your session count — a read on what is driving your bone, what is working against it, and what we do about each one. If you were with us before, this did not exist.
How to read it
The logic comes before the numbers — what raises bone, what suppresses it, and why threat and safety outrank stimulus.
Spectrum trigger analysis
What force was actually produced in each position, session over session, and what that pattern says.
Functional performance
Force production and balance measured on VALD equipment — rate as well as magnitude.
Whole-body screen
A 96-symptom review across eight systems, because gut and hormones sit upstream of bone and are usually where the holes are.
Body composition & nervous system
Muscle index, phase angle, visceral fat, plus sleep and stress markers that decide whether loading gets absorbed.
The plan
Six specific actions, what gets re-measured, and when — including why bone itself is not re-measured before twelve months.
About this example
The member in this report is a composite, not a real person, and the document says so on its cover. The structure, the measurements and the reasoning are exactly what a real assessment produces. We did not invent a flattering result to show you — the sample has findings that need work, because most real ones do.
It is an educational assessment, not a medical diagnosis, and it does not replace anything your physician does.
Where you'd start
A report like this comes out of an assessment, not a form. Before any of that, the useful question is simply whether a bone program is the right thing for you right now — and that one you can answer yourself, in a few minutes, without talking to anybody.