What do the "Average", "Below Average" and "Above Average" scores mean?

What do the "Average", "Below Average" and "Above Average" scores mean for each wellness category?

How Your Wellness Patterns Were Compared

To offer extra context and value, your wellness patterns were compared against a large set of 31,629 completely anonymized wellness test records processed between February and November 2024.

This comparison is not clinical, scientific, or diagnostic. Instead, it simply provides a wellness-level reference point to help you understand how your wellness patterns align with the general trends observed across our internal customer dataset.

Here’s how it works:

Our wellness technology system reviewed thousands of completely anonymized historic wellness reports (meaning all personal names and details were removed).
Within this internal wellness dataset, we observed the typical total number of Level 2 (orange) and Level 3 (red) items that most people naturally showed in each category —
such as foods & drinks, nutrients, everyday items, and gut-wellness items.
Your results are then placed into these observed ranges using AI-assisted pattern grouping.
This gives you a contextual wellness comparison, showing how your patterns appear next to what is typically observed in our anonymized dataset.

What the comparison means:

Above Average
Fewer total red/orange items than the typical range → may reflect more stable bioenergetic wellness patterns in that category.
Average
Similar number of red/orange items to what was commonly seen across the internal dataset.
Below Average
More red/orange items than the typical range → may reflect comparatively higher bioenergetic wellness stress patterns in that category.

We spent time creating this wellness scoring system to solely provide additional wellness insights and customer value. It is not a clinical study, it is not research, and it is not intended to diagnose, evaluate, or validate health conditions or biological states. It simply helps you see how your unique wellness patterns compare within the broader population of individuals who completed the same type of general wellness assessment.

Dietary Score Category Interpretation (Food & Drinks)

Dietary Category Score	Total Number of Red Orange Items Across the Dietary Category	What It Means - Category: Dietary Overall Score (Food & Drinks)
Above Average	Lower than the average range found in our internal dataset: 0 - 51 items	This "Above Average" score falls below the typical total number of red and orange items observed in our internal dataset. This suggests comparatively lower bioenergetic wellness stress patterns in the dietary items wellness category.
Average	Matches the average range found in our internal dataset: 52 - 60 items	This "Average" score aligns with the typical total number of red and orange items seen in the anonymized dataset. These patterns sit comfortably within the average wellness reference range for this dietary items wellness category.
Below Average	Higher than the average range found in our internal dataset: 61+ items	This "Below Average" score reflects a higher total number of red and orange items than the average person in our internal dataset. It may indicate elevated bioenergetic wellness stress patterns within this dietary items wellness category.

Everyday Item Score Interpretation (Metals, Environmental & Household)

Everyday Items Category Score	Total Number of Red Orange Items Across the Everyday Items Category	What It Means - Category: Everyday Items Score (Metals, Environmental & Household)
Above Average	Lower than the average range found in our internal dataset: 0 – 5 items	This "Above Average" score falls below the typical total number of red and orange items observed in our internal dataset. This suggests comparatively lower bioenergetic wellness stress patterns in the everyday items wellness category.
Average	Matches the average range found in our internal dataset: 6 – 7 items	This "Average" score aligns with the typical total number of red and orange items seen in the anonymized dataset. These patterns sit comfortably within the average wellness reference range for this everyday items wellness category.
Below Average	Higher than the average range found in our internal dataset: 8+ items	This "Below Average" score reflects a higher total number of red and orange items than the average person in our internal dataset. It may indicate elevated bioenergetic wellness stress patterns within this everyday items wellness category.

Everyday Items Category Score

Total Number of Red Orange Items Across the Everyday Items Category

What It Means - Category: Everyday Items Score (Metals, Environmental & Household)

Above Average

Lower than the average range found in our internal dataset: 0 – 5 items

This "Above Average" score falls below the typical total number of red and orange items observed in our internal dataset. This suggests comparatively lower bioenergetic wellness stress patterns in the everyday items wellness category.

Average

Matches the average range found in our internal dataset: 6 – 7 items

This "Average" score aligns with the typical total number of red and orange items seen in the anonymized dataset. These patterns sit comfortably within the average wellness reference range for this everyday items wellness category.

Below Average

Higher than the average range found in our internal dataset: 8+ items

This "Below Average" score reflects a higher total number of red and orange items than the average person in our internal dataset. It may indicate elevated bioenergetic wellness stress patterns within this everyday items wellness category.

Nutrient Score Interpretation (Vitamins, Minerals & Fatty Acids)

Status	Total Number of Red Orange Items Across the Nutrient Category	What It Means - Category: Nutrient Items Score (Vitamins, Minerals & Fatty Acids)
Above Average	Lower than the average range found in our internal dataset: 0 – 2 items	This "Above Average" score falls below the typical total number of red and orange items observed in our internal dataset. This suggests comparatively lower bioenergetic wellness stress patterns in the nutrient items wellness category.
Average	Matches the average range found in our internal dataset: 3 – 5 items	This "Average" score aligns with the typical total number of red and orange items seen in the anonymized dataset. These patterns sit comfortably within the average wellness reference range for this nutrient items wellness category.
Below Average	Higher than the average range found in our internal dataset: 6+ items	This "Below Average" score reflects a higher total number of red and orange items than the average person in our internal dataset. It may indicate elevated bioenergetic wellness stress patterns within this nutrient items wellness category.

Gut Wellness Score (Gut Wellness, General Yeasts & Digestive Process)

Status	Total Number of Red Orange Items Across the Gut Wellness Category	What It Means - Category: Gut Wellness Score (Gut Wellness, General Yeasts & Digestive Process)
Above Average	Lower than the average range found in our internal dataset: 0 – 2 items	This "Above Average" score falls below the typical total number of red and orange items observed in our internal dataset. This suggests comparatively lower bioenergetic wellness stress patterns in the gut wellness category.
Average	Matches the average range found in our internal dataset: 3 – 4 items	This "Average" score aligns with the typical total number of red and orange items seen in the anonymized dataset. These patterns sit comfortably within the average wellness reference range for the gut wellness category.
Below Average	Higher than the average range found in our internal dataset: 5+ items	This "Below Average" score reflects a higher total number of red and orange items than the average person in our internal dataset. It may indicate elevated bioenergetic wellness stress patterns within this gut wellness category.

These insights describe possible bioenergetic wellness patterns and scores, and are intended for general wellness and self-educational purposes only. They are not diagnostic or clinical and should not be interpreted as evidence of disease, imbalance, or deficiency. Always consult your medical professional in relation to questions or concerns about your health.