From a board-certified nurse practitioner

Your labs came back normal. So why don't you feel like yourself?

A 2-minute check that shows what's often behind your pattern, and what to ask at your next visit.

2 minutes · Private, stays on your phone · Free to start

Why women start here

  • Board-certified nurse practitioner
  • Mom of two
  • Every claim sourced
  • One-time, no subscription
Made by a board-certified nurse practitioner

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The Appointment Brief

The Appointment Brief

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For you if: you have a visit coming up and want to be heard this time.

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The Brief gets you ready for one visit. The Kit adds sleep, cravings, strength, and a year of live answers.

Bought one by one: $233.50.
The Kit: $97, once.

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Want a provider to look at your labs and build a plan with you? See the 90-day OptiME program →

Coming soon: live with Sam

Bring your questions. You're not alone in this.

  • Ask a board-certified NP, live.
  • Hear the questions other women are asking, too.
  • Keep talking in the OptiME community between lives.
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A letter from Sam

Why I built this.

I'm a nurse practitioner. So why couldn't I lose my baby weight?

I knew the science. And I still felt like a stranger to myself.

Here's what I learned. You didn't do it wrong. You were handed half the plan.

Knowing isn't the same as having a plan. And feeling lost isn't the same as being broken.

So I built the plan I wish someone had handed me.

Now tell me about yours.

Sam

Her handwritten signature goes here once she sends it.

Read Sam’s story →

Samantha Han, FNP-BC · Board-certified nurse practitioner · Mom of two

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Every claim here has a source.

When we say something about your body, we link the study or guideline it comes from. If we can't source it, we don't say it.

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