Energy Profile
The fundamental functions of your mitochondria — a baseline measure of overall output you can track over time.
Your report
Every mescreen™ report below is real — this is the published sample, rebuilt as living charts. Your own version arrives in your patient portal, walked through line by line on your follow-up telehealth call.
Your mescore™ is a mitochondrial health vital sign — an aggregate weighted score across the 11 functions mescreen™ measures, benchmarked against thousands of tests in the normative database. Like a biological age, you can use it to track your progress over time.
The dial spans six bands, from severe dysfunction to ultra adapted longevity. The sample lands at 81 — the 81st percentile of the normative database.
Mitochondrial analytics
Not predictions, not proxies — functional measurements of living cells: how much energy they make, how they balance their fuel systems, how they handle oxidative stress, and how well the network holds together.
The fundamental functions of your mitochondria — a baseline measure of overall output you can track over time.
How your mitochondrial and glycolytic systems communicate — how your body responds to and recovers from cellular stress.
How your mitochondria generate and handle oxidative stress — enough ROS for healthy signaling, not enough to damage cells.
How well your mitochondria communicate and coordinate energy production — a strong network means resilience and recovery.
Profile comparison
Your mescore™ maps to a named mitochondrial profile — from crisis states that need urgent support to elite longevity physiology — each with its own interpretation and phased action plan.
Hyper-Adapted Longevity · Super Mitochondrial Responder
Latent Potential · Functional Compensation · Vagal Support
Mild-Low Efficiency · Mito Turnover · Network Drift
ROS Watch · Lipid Support · Severe Mitochondrial Dysfunction
Progress over time
Every retest lands on your timeline in the patient portal. The sample's trajectory below — from the 0th to the 81st percentile — is what a protocol that works looks like.