Conditions

Conditions are the second-biggest input after physiology. PCOS, anxiety, hepatic disease, and others each change the model in ways that are too specific to capture with bloodwork alone.

How conditions work

• Each condition has an Enable toggle
• Enabled conditions expand to show a severity slider (0–1)
• Some conditions surface extra parameters (e.g., androgen level for PCOS)
• Toggling a condition triggers a re-simulation

Conditions modeled

• PCOS — insulin resistance, androgen elevation, cycle irregularity
• Anxiety — sympathetic tone baseline shift
• Depression — neurotransmitter baseline adjustments
• Type 2 Diabetes — glucose clearance, insulin sensitivity
• Hepatic Disease — drug metabolism (paired with Child-Pugh in Bloodwork)
• Hypertension — cardiovascular response curves
• Sleep Apnea — sleep quality multiplier
• Hormonal Birth Control — replaces endogenous cycle
• Pregnancy — wide-ranging effects, model refuses many drugs

Limits

• Condition modeling is conservative; severity is your best subjective estimate
• Some compounds are auto-refused when certain conditions are enabled