You've seen what ALA can do.
Now make it
fully yours.
You've seen what
ALA can do.
Now make it
fully yours.
Branded reports. Your clinical voice. One license, your whole practice.
You already know the workflow. You've drafted protocols, finished reviews before dinner, watched the 15-Minute Workflow give you your evenings back. The Full License takes ALA from a tool you rent into a system you own, built around your clinical reasoning, exporting reports in your brand, deployable across your team. You stay the clinician. Your practice gets the operating system.
You've fixed your evenings.
Now fix the rest.
Monthly access gave you the workflow. The 15-Minute Workflow works. Your reports go out before dinner. You took a weekend off without dread. That part is solved.
But there are three things Monthly was never designed to do, and if you're growing, you'll feel all three.
Your reports don't look like yours yet.
Monthly Access uses Nina-Marie's report format and brand language by default. That's fine for getting fast clinical reasoning into client hands. But the report your client opens still doesn't have your logo, your brand voice, or your signature client-facing structure. Your clients are seeing someone else's deliverable with your clinical reasoning inside it.
Your protocols are still locked inside your head.
ALA Monthly runs on Nina-Marie's protocol structure. It's strong, but it's not yours. The way you stack binders, how you sequence pediatric mineral protocols, the specific brand line you build packs from. None of that is codified into the system yet. Every report still requires you to translate Nina-Marie's framework into your version. That's the work you keep meaning to systematize.
If you have a team or want one, Monthly doesn't scale.
Monthly Access is a single-seat subscription. The minute you add a team member who needs to run client labs, you're either paying for a second subscription or carrying the work yourself. The Full License covers your entire practice on one license. Onboard new clinicians or VAs with a documented training framework. Your team produces on-brand drafts from day one, not week six.
This is what ALA solves.
ALA is built on The Efficient Practice System. It's the architecture of a functional health practice where AI does the structural work of report drafting while the clinician stays the authority on clinical decisions. It runs on a methodology (I call it The Streamlined Method) that uses your protocols, your supplement preferences, your patterns, and your voice to draft reports that sound like you wrote them yourself.
The actual day-to-day process is The 15-Minute Workflow: one lab, one branded report, in 15 minutes. Read the lab. Review the AI's draft. Refine and send. The outcome? The Closed-Laptop Practice. Finish client reviews before dinner, not at 10pm. Take any day off without dread. Grow your caseload or your team without growing your hours.
Solo Practitioner
You are the practitioner, the report writer, and the person closing the laptop past 10pm.
ALA gives you a system that drafts your client reports using your protocols, your supplement preferences, and your voice, so you stop starting from a blank screen every time.
Get six to seven client reports done in the time it used to take to do one.Group Practice
You built a practice because your public presence brings clients in faster than you can see them alone.
Now your team has to deliver the same care you would, without you being the bottleneck on every case. Your protocols. Your supplement preferences. Your report format. Codified once into a system your whole team uses.
New team members produce on-brand drafts from day one, not week six. One ALA license covers your whole practice.The 15-Minute Workflow
One lab. One branded report. Fifteen minutes.
You upload the lab. ALA pulls the data. You confirm the extraction is accurate and add any client context that matters: presenting concerns, current protocols, history.
ALA generates a structured interpretation using your protocols and your reference materials. The draft includes pattern recognition, protocol recommendations from your formulary, and clinical reasoning written in your voice.
You review the draft. Edit anything that needs editing. Export the branded report. Send to client.
**Complex cases (multiple labs, unusual presentations, pediatric protocols) take longer. The 15-minute benchmark applies to single-lab reviews once your system is set up to your specifications.
Using AI Lab Analyzer has been such a game changer for our team. Of course, it has significantly decreased the amount of time we spend prepping for complex client cases, which is huge when you work with the volume and complexity that we do. But what has impressed me most is that it hasn't just made our work more efficient, it has actually elevated the level of care we're able to provide. One of the biggest things I've noticed is that the AI often brings up patterns, connections, or considerations that we may not have initially thought about. That naturally pushes us to dig deeper, research further, and approach cases with even more curiosity and clinical insight. It's almost like having another highly analytical set of eyes helping you connect dots in real time. Instead of replacing clinical judgment, it enhances it. It allows us to spend less time on the repetitive parts of prep and more time thinking critically, researching, and creating truly individualized care plans for our clients. It has absolutely up-leveled the way we practice and the quality of support we can provide.
The numbers behind the closed laptop.
For One Clinician
You stop treating your team as your standard's only deliverer. When the system holds the protocols, the patterns, the voice, and the clinical reasoning, your team delivers the work using the system. You stay the standard. You don't have to be the standard on every output.
You take a vacation without the pre-vacation report cleanup spiral. Reports happen in 15 minutes. There's no backlog to clear before you go.
This is the practice you were trying to build when you started. ALA is how you actually build it.
For a Group Practice
Multiply by your team. Four clinicians × 10 hours a week = 2,000 hours a year that don't go on payroll for admin work.
One ALA license covers all of them.
At a $150/hour billable rate, that's $300,000 in clinician hours you weren't billing for before.
One ALA license costs $3,997. Your team stops burning out on the part of the work that doesn't require their clinical brain.
The AI Lab Analyzer blew my mind. I'd used AI quite a bit and had no idea how helpful it could be on this side of the practice. I initially had reservations, but once I learned I could train it on my research and methodologies (so it wasn't just random AI generations), I was way more comfortable with it. Now that I've implemented it, I'm genuinely beyond impressed by how fast, accurate, and unique to our methodology it is. Our output and efficiency has skyrocketed while maintaining our high standards of care and excellence.
From the practitioners using ALA daily.
Used AI Lab Analyzer to help with a client trying to determine if she qualifies for an MCAS diagnosis or if she just had a histamine issue. I added primary symptoms, age, lifestyle notes, then uploaded her latest blood work. It gave an accurate report, but then I added MCAS and mold-specific blood markers and it put together a pattern that helps inform how we can move forward toward a diagnosis. I also added genetic SNP considerations and it gave an extremely detailed report citing specific genetic SNPs and how they correlate with MCAS indicators per her lab work. Incredible tool. I will be using it with every single client from now on.
I always read through the reports ALA gives me and sometimes have to prompt it based off what I know because I want something more specific. But I would feel comfortable giving a client a report at this point without reading it. It's always correct.
It used to take me HOURS to create reports for my fertility clients. Since using AI Lab Analyzer, it has helped me organize my clients' results and generate recommendations. I still tweak it to tailor it to my clients' needs, but not only has it helped me save so much time, it has also deepened my understanding of the labs I use based on real client data.
I'm so grateful for ALA. It has completely transformed how I analyze labs. You've done an incredible job training it. I feel like I'm constantly learning something new, especially when it comes to minerals and symptom presentation. It does a great job of taking a client's concern and outlining which minerals are influencing it. It doesn't take much time to input data and receive a report, which has been so transformative for my business. I'm very detail-oriented in my reports, and I love that ALA matches that energy in a quick and effective way. I also love that it helps customize supplement protocols. Even though I still double-check my work, after two years of use I trust it completely. I'd feel confident letting it issue a report and protocol on its own. I can't imagine practicing without it at this point.
ALA has completely changed the way I build and refine client protocols in practice. What began as a simple second opinion tool quickly became an incredibly accurate clinical assistant that helps review labs, symptom patterns, functional assessments, and protocol strategy with surprising precision. The recommendations consistently align with functional patterns, prioritize the most impactful interventions, and pull together supplement, lifestyle, and dietary support in a way that actually feels clinically useful, not generic. It dramatically reduces the time spent cross-referencing labs and building protocols from scratch while still leaving room for practitioner customization and clinical judgment. Instead of replacing my process, it sharpens it.
Built for clinical defensibility.
ALA is designed for trained practitioners doing real clinical work. The system is built around three non-negotiables.
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Every output is a draft.
ALA produces a structured starting point for your clinical judgment, never a final recommendation. You review, refine, and approve before anything reaches a client.
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De-identified clinical inputs only.
The system is built to handle protected information correctly. ALA includes the data-privacy protocols and review SOPs your practice needs.
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Licensed & certified clinicians only.
This is a tool for educated practitioners. ALA assumes the clinical training you already have, and the system is structured around it.
ALA includes the data-privacy protocols, review SOPs, and team-training framework you'd otherwise spend three weeks building yourself.
What you get when you join.
The full ALA system for all five labs
Five complete lab systems
HTMA, DUTCH, GIMAP, OAT, and functional blood chemistry. All including the prompts, project structures, and reference document templates Nina-Marie uses in her own practice.
The Document Builder Toolkit
Walks you through turning what's already in your head into the foundation documents your AI runs on. No textbook-writing required.
Still Human, Just Faster: team training
The prompt-library structure, editing-standards SOP, and clinical guardrails you'd otherwise spend three weeks building yourself.
Implementation calls & replay library
Watch real setup happen step by step and come back to it when you onboard a new team member. Updates as the system evolves, and you don't pay again.
One ALA license. Your whole practice. Solo or team, one price.
What the Full License unlocks.
You already have the workflow. The Full License is what turns it into a system you own, customize, and deploy. One license. Your whole practice. Lifetime updates.
Everything you have in Monthly, plus the layer that makes ALA yours: branded reports, customization toolkit, implementation calls, team training, and lifetime access. Built for clinicians who've moved past "does this work" and into "how do I build my practice around this."
- Everything in your Monthly Access (no change)
- Branded report export (your logo, your colors, your voice)
- The Document Builder Toolkit (customize ALA around YOUR clinical reasoning)
- Implementation calls and full replay library
- Team training framework (onboard new clinicians or VAs)
- Lifetime updates as the AI improves
- One license covers your entire practice (no per-seat fees)
- Your monthly subscription ends automatically when you upgrade
The math, the second time around.
Monthly Access proves ALA works. The Full License is what makes it durable. Here's what changes the day you upgrade.
The Full License pays for itself somewhere between month 8 and month 9 of continuous monthly access. Past that point, every month you stay on Monthly is a month you've overpaid. Your monthly subscription is canceled automatically the moment your upgrade processes.
The transparent refund policy.
The moment you upgrade, you get instant access to the Document Builder Toolkit, every implementation resource, the team training framework, and the branded export system. The same materials Nina-Marie uses in her practice. There's no fair way to claw that back once you've seen it. So we don't try.
What we do guarantee: if you hit a wall during implementation, you'll have access to the implementation calls and replay library to get unstuck. The Full License is built to be implementable. We're not interested in your money if you can't use it.
(Your Monthly Access remains cancel-anytime until the moment you upgrade. The upgrade automatically ends your monthly subscription.)
Make ALA fully yours.
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