Health by Design

In recent years, traditional, complementary integrative and alternative medicine (TCIAM) health approaches have gained popularity for preventing mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders, promoting psychological and physical health and well-being, and helping people who have been stressed or had a distressing life event to be more cognitive, emotional, and behavioral resilient. Studies gathered by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health program show that incorporating TCIAM health approaches, especially pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, meditation, can help promote health and prevent disease, especially among adults.

Using scientific principles, this app incorporates science research from the National Institutes of Health and the World Health Organization. The National Library of Medicine has millions of abstracts that show how nutraceutics, vitamins, minerals, plant-based medicines, cannabinoids, herbs, terpenes, amino acid complexes, exercise, meditation, acupressure, and electroceuticals can be used to treat a wide range of illnesses, diseases, cancers, disorders, and injuries. Users can answer a few short questions about themselves and their health problems. The app uses precision dosing algorithms to automatically recommend the right nutraceuticals, precise amounts, and how often. It's a self-dose app that does all the guesswork so subscribers don't have to.

Physiological score levels (pain, energy, appetite, sleep, and mental well-being) can be adjusted as often as desired by the end-user. Making these changes lets the end user adjust (titrate) how much medicine, how often, and even what time is most appropriate. Endocannabinoids, meridian systems, the central nervous system, and PEMF frequencies (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy) are integrated with this information. It's basically just a matter of tailoring the recipe to the end user.

It also features AERA, a geomedical intelligence-driven health risk assessment software system. AERA measures environmental threats and hazards both on earth and in space with NASA satellite data, with authorization from the U.S. government. Fires, pollution, UV, natural disasters, smoke plume modeling, USGS ground sensors: earthquakes, landslides, tsunamis, NOAA metrological studies: flood, drought, weather patterns, and News Media Headlines: HazMat, viral contaminants, and stress-related events.

 Risk rating scores are generated based on severity, frequency, and threat/hazard proximity. Health geocentric risk scores are derived based on a subscriber's health profile and the system recommends products proactively based on location.

  Through NCCIH (National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health) scientific research, the idōs app developed a scientific knowledge base web application of these practices and established resources to disseminate it to the subscribers, end users, public, ultimately impacting their use. The idōs app informs and shapes by expanding and building on current studies and advancing novel research strategies and ideas. This has enabled the idōs app to better define and map a path to whole person health.