Everyday inflammation is a most critical indicator of health, a true vital sign.

It leads to and worsens diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, depression and many other conditions.

We leverage over a decade of scientific research on digital biomarkers to educate on modern life inflammation and support behavior change, based on personal physiological data.

Women's Health

Hormonal shifts are at the core of the entire menstrual cycle, affecting not only ovulation and menstruation but also the entire body, from the immune system to how the body processes sugar to the gut microbiome.

The inflammatory response is elevated during menstruation. Inflammation increases during this time due to the production of prostaglandins which stimulates the release inflammatory cytokines.

Mental health

A 2017 meta-study published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience concluded that modern lifestyle has made inflammation a response to stress, causing or worsening depression.

Emotional and psychological/psychosocial stress affects mental and physical health. Day after day, stress blocks immune function, and generates a waterfall-like inflammatory response.