Upload your blood report. Get a food-first reading.
A PDF or a photo from any Indian lab. The Reader checks critical values first, applies Indian reference ranges and 32 confounder rules, and turns what nutrition can correct into a plan — with the results your doctor should see, flagged. Deterministic, not a chatbot guess.
- Stop or avoid — supplement-excess and critical flags, first
- What nutrition can correct, graded severe → mild
- What your results show together (iron-deficiency pattern, overt thyroid pattern and 31 more)
- Food and lifestyle plan from the Indian kitchen
- Tests that would sharpen the review · mention these to your doctor
- Retest plan, saved to your dashboard
Quick check while the Reader is offline
The live Reader could not be reached. You can still look up the sixteen most common correctable markers below — in wellness terms, from the Farmicine library.
Frequently asked
Which reports can I upload?
A PDF or a clear photo (JPEG/PNG) of a routine lab report from any Indian lab — CBC, lipids, glucose and HbA1c, thyroid, vitamin D, B12, ferritin, liver and kidney panels. Up to 15 MB. You can also paste the text.
How does the Bloodwork Reader work?
The interpretation is deterministic: 853 lab test-name aliases, unit conversion, Indian reference ranges (WHO 2024, ICMR), 32 confounder rules (inflammation, biotin, recent supplements, haemolysis) and 33 pattern rules. AI is used only to transcribe a photo into numbers, never to interpret. Critical values are checked first and always shown with 'see a doctor now'.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. It is a nutritional-wellness reading of your results — what nutrition can correct, what the results show together, foods and lifestyle steps, and which results to mention to your doctor. No dose is shown with an urgent result or a review-required item.
Who can use it?
Adults. Pregnancy and breastfeeding change many ranges, so those reports are flagged for a doctor's review. Children's reports are not read.
Where is my report stored?
Processed in India under the DPDP Act 2023 with your explicit consent, to produce the reading and nothing else. A summary of the markers is saved to your dashboard so you can see trends; you can delete it any time.
