Look up a substance
Function, origin, food sources, low and high values and the main reference appear on one page.
A visual library for vitamins, minerals, amino acids, hormones and lab values, with sources, clear explanations and private browser-based inputs.
Look up a substance, organize a lab result or sort symptoms before a medical visit. Each route explains; none diagnoses.
Function, origin, food sources, low and high values and the main reference appear on one page.
Enter the number, unit and reference interval from your report. The display describes position, not cause.
Sort symptoms and context. Red flags stay separate from possible lab questions.
The library pairs visual substance pages with traceable references. No entry stops at a decorative graphic.
We prioritize systematic reviews, meta-analyses, evidence-based guidelines and official references. Search strategy, risk of bias, applicability and certainty remain part of the appraisal.
Each substance page links its main source. Review date and editorial status remain visible. A single study never replaces the wider evidence base.
View sourcesLab values and symptom selections are processed locally. Without local saving, they disappear when the page reloads. The site does not diagnose or recommend doses.
No. A value outside an interval can have many causes. The result helps organize information and prepare for a medical visit.
They can combine the discoverable evidence base using predefined methods. Their quality still depends on the included studies and methodology.
No. Lab and symptom inputs are processed locally in your browser. Only the optional study suggestion form sends the information entered there to the server.
The library is free to use and works without an account.