For clinicians
Medicine is a great tool. But there may be an origin to the need for medicine — an origin medicine doesn't have time to explore. A map of what may be running underneath.
The research on allostatic load (McEwen, 1998), epigenetic programming (Weaver et al., 2004), and the ACE study (Felitti et al., 1998) converges on a finding that clinical practice rarely has time to address: the systems that regulate weight are shaped by experiences that precede conscious memory.
Your patients know this intuitively. They have tried every diet. They are not lacking information — they may be missing a framework for understanding why their body responds the way it does.
This tool offers that framework — nothing more.
For clinicians interested in the underlying model: The theoretical framework behind this tool — Neural Pathway Competition for Conscious Ignition — is described in a research preprint currently under submission. It addresses the specific question of why individuals with comparable early-adversity exposure develop different adult physiological profiles. We will add the link here upon publication. In the meantime, the research base is fully cited at feelogica.com/science.
After completing a short open-ended questionnaire, the result is an internal pattern map — a report identifying subcognitive patterns that may be influencing the relationship with weight, grounded in the research literature.
The report is clearly framed as knowledge content, not clinical guidance. It includes a reminder to discuss findings with their physician.
We designed it to listen to you.
If you are a doctor looking for a new future — hidden in the past of your patients.
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