health-data_skill

Overview

This skill analyzes personal health data, medical records, lab results, and supplement protocols to support informed clinical and optimization decisions. It focuses on thyroid disease, cardiovascular risk, kidney function, and supplement interactions while preserving strict data privacy. Use it to generate clear, actionable summaries and monitoring plans based on historical trends and current labs.

How this skill works

The skill parses FHIR records, diagnostic PDFs, Apple Health exports, and structured summaries to extract observations, medications, and lab values. It compares results to reference ranges, plots trends, identifies concerning changes, and highlights potential drug–supplement interactions. Recommendations are framed with clinical context, monitoring intervals, and rationale for adjustments.

When to use it

• Interpreting thyroid labs, antibodies, and levothyroxine effects
• Assessing cardiovascular risk (lipids, ApoB, homocysteine, hs-CRP)
• Reviewing new diagnostic reports or batches of FHIR files
• Designing or optimizing supplement regimens with interaction checks
• Tracking kidney function and nutritional status over time

Best practices

• Always compare values to provided reference ranges and historical trends
• Document rationale and monitoring schedule when proposing protocol changes
• Respect levothyroxine timing and mineral separation to avoid interference
• Flag urgent or out-of-range values for medical review immediately
• Follow evidence-based guidelines and note limitations of interpretations

Example use cases

• Summarize the last 5 years of thyroid function and recommend timing for the next labs
• Evaluate lipid panel and homocysteine trend and propose evidence-based supplement adjustments
• Parse a batch of FHIR files to produce a structured clinical timeline and medication history
• Review supplement list for interactions with levothyroxine and suggest timing changes
• Create a quarterly monitoring plan for kidney function and nutritional markers