Preliminary Health Analysis for Hillary Clinton

Your LifeMeter® Reading by The Analyst™: 61

Perfect health 100

LifeMeter®

LifeMeter® takes a broad view of your health and condenses it into a single score ranging from 0 to 100, where 100 represents perfect health and 0 represents mortality. It is a measure of your overall health, and not an indicator of lifespan.

Your health appears to be not too bad overall... but by no means perfect either. You should consider making changes to your lifestyle and health care choices that will help to slow down or even reverse this deterioration as soon as possible. In your report you will see the most important issues that we can identify, most of which you should already be aware of, as well as several recommendations that should only be followed under medical supervision.

At your age, a certain decline in health is only to be expected, of course. However, there are always positive changes and decisions that can be made, so please consider those in order to maintain a reasonably healthy old age.

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Your Health At A Glance

The two graphs below provide a visual summary of your health as well as easy access to the underlying details. The first graph highlights your main health concerns while the second shows recommendations by The Analyst™. Both graphs are prioritized and color-coded, with the most important items shown first.

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Conditions Highlighted By The Analyst™

Below is a summary of issues most likely to affect your health, with the most urgent shown first. Moving down this list, you can either rule out or confirm each issue. Click the links on the right to view full details lower down in this report.

The gray Probability component of each bar in the graph ranges from 0% (meaning you definitely do not have this issue) to 100% (you definitely have this issue). The color-coded Concern Level component ranges from 0% (nothing to worry about) to 100% (life-threateningly serious).

100%

Probability

Concern level

Increased Risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack

Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Liver Detoxification / Support Requirement

Wise to rule out: Diabetes Type II

The complete report lists at least 13 other main issues.

Recommendations Most Likely To Benefit You

Below are suggestions by The Analyst™, with those most likely to be helpful listed first. A recommendation's Usefulness score is based on the number of issues that it addresses, the seriousness of those issues, the likelihood of those issues, and its effectiveness for each issue.

Less useful

Urgent

Usefulness

Plant-Based Nutrition

Test for Cardiac Risk Factors

Selenium

The complete report lists at least 15 other recommendations.

Main Health Conditions - Detail

This is the largest section of your report, covering 24 potential health issues in detail (13 more in the complete report), most urgent first. For each condition you can read:

A brief overview
Further information on our web site
Top recommendations
Evidence supporting this conclusion

What do the bullets mean?

1				Blue bullet: A Sign, Symptom or Risk Factor that suggests this condition. You told us about it in the questionnaire.
2	3	4	5	Other bullet: Predisposing Condition or Risk Factor, color-coded to reflect Level of Concern. The Analyst™ has identified these.
-1	-2			Negative number: Sign, Symptom, Risk Factor or Condition that reduces the likelihood of this condition.

Instead of reading through this large section of your report, we suggest returning to the graphical summary above and clicking on items of interest there, which will take you to their specific details below.

Increased Risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack

64% likelihood

49% concern level

Top recommendations

Test for Cardiac Risk Factors

Anticoagulant / Blood Thinner

Nut and Seed Consumption

Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)

Alternative names: Myocardial Infarction, MI, Acute Myocardial Infarction

Irreversible and unexpected, heart failure is the leading cause of death in Western countries. For 50% of men who die from heart attacks, the fatal attack is their first symptom.

→ Read full details and recommendations

Increased Risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack is indicated by what you have told us:

1	Heaviness of the legs Tired and heavy legs may indicate that the return blood flow from the legs to the heart is impaired. Gravity and impaired veins combined with...
2	Very angry/hostile disposition People who are highly anger-prone are nearly three times more likely to have heart attacks according to a study in the May 2, 2000 issue of...

... and by the following:

3	Moderate risk of Atherosclerosis
4	Probable Poor Circulation Not everyone with heart disease gets peripheral vascular disease, and vice versa. For some reason, the process of atherosclerosis seems to affect...
5	Confirmed Stress Stress may increase magnesium excretion and the resulting temporary magnesium depletion may make the heart more sensitive to electrical...
6	Possible Hypothyroidism The thyroid affects every organ in the body, including the heart. Almost any type of heart disease can be worsened by thyroid disorder, so thyroid...
	(and 8 other conditions listed in the complete report)

Primary Condition 1 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Condition #2

64% likelihood

37% concern level

Top recommendations

Recommendation #1

Recommendation #2

Recommendation #3

Recommendation #4

Each condition identified by The Analyst™ is discussed in detail in the complete report, including a full explanation of why it is likely to be an issue for you. This basic analysis only serves to give you a general overview of your health and some idea of what the complete report looks like.

Condition #2 is indicated mainly by the following:

1	Reason #1 Each reason can be a sign, symptom, risk factor, or the existence of another condition. Comments such as this one include full explanations and medical references.
2	Reason #2
3	Reason #3
4	Reason #4 (more in complete report)

Primary Condition 2 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Condition #3

67% likelihood

28% concern level

This condition is discussed in detail in the complete report, including recommendations and a full explanation.

Primary Condition 3 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Condition #4

28% likelihood

28% concern level

This condition is discussed in detail in the complete report, including recommendations and a full explanation.

Primary Condition 4 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Condition: Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia Syndrome

85% likelihood

25% concern level

Top recommendations

Plant-Based Nutrition

TMG (Trimethylglycine)

Test Thyroid Function

Test Adrenal Function

Alternative names: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, ME

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is described as a severe, debilitating fatigue, lasting at least six months (of new and definite onset), associated with at least four of the following symptoms: impaired memory or concentration, sore throat, lymphadenopathy, muscle pains, joint pains, new headaches, unrefreshing sleep, and post-exertion malaise.

Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS) is a pain disorder associated with multiple tender points, sleep disturbances (insomnia and non-restorative sleep), and fatigue. Hypothalamic dysfunction, immune dysfunction, and nutritional inadequacies can all cause or perpetuate this sometimes severe syndrome.

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Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia Syndrome is indicated by what you have told us:

1	Having a CFS diagnosis
2	Very tender muscles
3	Major fatigue for 3-12 months
4	Severely tight muscles
	(and 4 other symptoms listed in the complete report)

... and by the following:

9	Possible Depression 70% to 100% (different studies show various numbers) of fibromyalgia patients are found to have depression, though many consider that this is more...
10	Confirmed Anxiety Depression or anxiety may occur as a result of the chronic pain and fatigue, or the frustration felt with this condition. It is also possible that...
11	Confirmed Restless Leg Syndrome
12	Excessive Sweating
	(and 1 other condition listed in the complete report)

TMG (Trimethylglycine)

Coffee Enema

Therapeutic Fasting

Alcohol Avoidance

Hampered detoxification processes can result in a condition labeled by many naturopathic and nutrition-oriented physicians as the "congested" or "sluggish" liver, or the more recently coined "impaired hepatic detoxification". Standard liver enzyme blood tests may or may not be elevated in such cases.

→ Read full details and recommendations

Liver Detoxification / Support Requirement is indicated by what you have told us:

1	Reduced mental clarity
2	Not avoiding aspartame/neotame
3	Having a CFS diagnosis
4	Nausea for 1-3 months
	(and 1 other symptom listed in the complete report)

... and by the following:

6	Probable Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia Syndrome In one evaluation of 200 Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia patients it was found that 80% had a significant impairment of liver detoxification...
7	Possible Progesterone Low or Estrogen Dominance
8	(Less likely) Yeast / Candida Infection

Plant-Based Nutrition

Aerobic Exercise

Nut and Seed Consumption

Sugar Avoidance / Reduction

Alternative names: Adult Onset Diabetes, Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (NIDDM)

Type 2 Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that leads to sugar (glucose) accumulating in the blood rather than being used as fuel by cells in the body. It is caused by a combination of insulin resistance (loss of sensitivity to insulin) and insulin deficiency. Over time, elevated blood sugar levels can lead to very serious complications.

→ Read full details and recommendations

Diabetes Type II is indicated by what you have told us:

1	Constant fatigue
2	Taking naps It was reported in 2010 that a Chinese study of 19,567 people found a correlation between increased napping and increased risk of developing type...
3	Nausea for 1-3 months
4	Regular unexplained nausea
	(and 1 other symptom listed in the complete report)

... and by the following:

6	Possible Neuritis/Neuropathy
7	Confirmed Restless Leg Syndrome
8	Moderate risk of Elevated Insulin Levels Hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance are both factors that increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Hyperinsulinemia often predates...
9	Possible Lack of Sleep

Primary Condition 21 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Wise to rule out: Rule-out #2

16% likelihood

16% concern level

Top recommendations

Recommendation #1

Recommendation #2

Recommendation #3

Recommendation #4

Rule-out conditions are those which are less likely to be present in your case, but which can be very serious if they exist. Just like other (more likely) conditions, they are discussed in detail in the complete report, including recommendations and a full explanation.

Rule-out #2 is indicated mainly by the following:

1	Reason #1 Each reason can be a sign, symptom, risk factor, or the existence of another condition. Comments such as this one include full explanations and medical references.
2	Reason #2
3	Reason #3
4	Reason #4 (more in complete report)

Primary Condition 22 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Wise to rule out: Rule-out #3

25% likelihood

13% concern level

This rule-out condition is discussed in detail in the complete report, including recommendations and a full explanation.

Primary Condition 23 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Wise to rule out: Rule-out #4

22% likelihood

10% concern level

This rule-out condition is discussed in detail in the complete report, including recommendations and a full explanation.

Primary Condition 24 of 24 Return to Condition Summary ↑

Recommendations by The Analyst™

Below are details of recommendations by The Analyst™ that may do you the most overall good, with the most useful shown first. For each recommendation you can read:

A brief overview
Further information on our web site
Reasons why it is being recommended
Supporting evidence

What do the bullets mean?

1	2	3	4	Condition or Risk Factor that may benefit from this recommendation, color-coded to reflect Level of Concern.
X				Reason against following this recommendation.

Recommendation: Plant-Based Nutrition

85% - Important

A vegetarian diet has been advocated by everyone from philosophers such as Plato and Nietzsche, to political leaders such as Benjamin Franklin and Gandhi, to modern pop icons such as Paul McCartney and Bob Marley. Science is also on the side of vegetarianism. A multitude of studies have proven the health benefits of a vegetarian diet to be remarkable.

→ Read full details

Plant-Based Nutrition is being suggested for the following reasons:

1	Moderate risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack Fruits and vegetables contain antioxidant substances, such as vitamin C, vitamin E, and carotenoids, which protect cells against oxidative damage...
2	Moderate risk of Atherosclerosis A low-fat, low-cholesterol diet is recommended, as is an increase fiber (especially water-soluble fibers), fruits, vegetables, and vegetarian...
3	Probable Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia Syndrome See the link between Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia and Raw Food Diet.
4	Moderate risk of Hypertension (High Blood Pressure) Study after study has shown that the more plant-based a person's diet, the lower their risk of having high blood pressure. The Adventist 2 Study...
	(and 12 other reasons listed in the complete report)

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Recommendation #2

76% - Important

Each recommendation by The Analyst™ is discussed in detail in the complete report, including a full list of reasons why it is likely to be useful for you. This basic analysis only serves to give you a general overview of your health and some idea of what the complete report looks like.

Recommendation #2 is being suggested for the following reason(s):

1	Related Condition #1 Clear explanations and medical references appear in comments such as this one.
2	Related Condition #2
3	Related Condition #3
4	Related Condition #4 (more in complete report)

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Recommendation: Test for Cardiac Risk Factors

73% - Recommended

If you are at increased or uncertain cardiovascular risk, there are many additional tests beyond the basic cholesterol levels and stress EKGs that can predict the likelihood of a heart attack or stroke.

→ Read full details

Test for Cardiac Risk Factors is being suggested for the following reasons:

1	Moderate risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack
2	Moderate risk of Atherosclerosis
3	Probable Need For Routine Preventative Health Measures An electrocardiogram is recommended every three to five years after the age of 50, or after 30 if at high risk for heart attacks.
4	Small risk of Aneurysm / Rupture The authors of one study concluded that a high level of lipoprotein is an independent risk factor for thoracic aortic atherosclerosis and should...

Recommendation 3 of 15 Return to Recommendation Summary ↑

Recommendation #4

70% - Recommended

This recommendation is discussed in detail in the complete report, including full reasons why it may be useful.

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Recommendation: Selenium

70% - Recommended

Selenium is an essential mineral which works closely with vitamin E. Selenium is absorbed fairly easily in the upper portion of the GI tract.

→ Read full details

Selenium is being suggested for the following reasons:

1	Moderate risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack Selenium is considered to be from 200 to 500 times more potent an antioxidant than Vitamin E. Selenium and Vitamin E are synergistic as...
2	Moderate risk of Atherosclerosis Considered to be from 200 to 500 times more potent an antioxidant than vitamin E, selenium and vitamin E are synergistic as antioxidants and...
3	Moderate risk of Cancer, General
4	Possible Hyperthyroidism A review of medical literature that focused on 69 articles published between 2000 and 2016 concluded that the maintenance of proper selenium...
	(and 3 other reasons listed in the complete report)

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Health Evaluation for Hillary Clinton

Your LifeMeter® Reading by The Analyst™: 61

Review by: (Doctor's name shown here)

Your Health At A Glance

Conditions Highlighted By The Analyst™

Recommendations Most Likely To Benefit You

Main Health Conditions - Detail

Increased Risk of Coronary Disease / Heart Attack

Condition #2

Condition #3

Condition #4

Condition: Chronic Fatigue / Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Condition #6

Condition #7

Condition #8

Condition #9

Condition #10

Condition #11

Condition #12

Condition #13

Condition #14

Condition: Liver Detoxification / Support Requirement

Condition #16

Condition #17

Condition #18

Condition #19

Condition #20

Wise to rule out: Diabetes Type II

Wise to rule out: Rule-out #2

Wise to rule out: Rule-out #3

Wise to rule out: Rule-out #4

Recommendations by The Analyst™

Recommendation: Plant-Based Nutrition

Recommendation #2

Recommendation: Test for Cardiac Risk Factors

Recommendation #4

Recommendation: Selenium

Recommendation #6

Recommendation #7

Recommendation #8

Recommendation #9

Recommendation #10

Recommendation #11

Recommendation #12

Recommendation #13

Recommendation #14

Recommendation #15