Pooled risk factors for a bodily organ

The body is a system in which all organs work harmoniously for the sake of the whole. Organs face various risk factors throughout life, and each organ's risk profile differs. The risks to vital organs determine the lifespan.

Possible risk factors affecting organs include:

• Family history or genetic risks
• Intrauterine or developmental risks
• Age and gender-specific risks
• Habits and lifestyle-related risks (tobacco, overweight, exercise or sport choice)
• Environmental hazards (sun rays, infections, accidents, etc.)
• Chronic disease-related risks (structural damage or complications)
• Medication-related risks (adverse events)
• Invasive intervention-related risks (surgical complications)

Normal functioning of stable organs means the organ's capacity overcomes the risk factors or damages. Health is not the absence of disease, but the sustaining of the harmony between the organs.

Biotandem provides a biotype-specific pooled health risk profile for each bodily organ and helps healthcare professionals to make the proper prevention plans.