Medical diagnostic analysis method and system

A method for identifying supportive vitamins/nutrients utilizing a central processing unit and a storage medium coupled to the central processing unit, comprising the steps of:

• storing a first database for maintaining analyte data information for a plurality of analytes in the storage medium, the first database including an analyte record for each one of the plurality of analytes, each analyte record including an analyte low value, an analyte high value and an analyte mode value indicative of a statistical analysis of analyte values obtained from testing a human test group;
• storing a second database for maintaining vitamin/nutrient information for a plurality of vitamins/nutrients in the storage medium, the second database including a vitamin/nutrient record for each one of the plurality of vitamins/nutrients, each vitamin/nutrient record including a set of analytes associated with the particular vitamin/nutrient and an effect the particular vitamin/nutrient has on the associated analytes;
• inputting a patient analyte test result set into the central processing unit, the patient analyte test result set including an analyte value for at least one of the plurality of analytes;
• generating a patient analyte level set from the patient analyte test result set and the analyte data information of the first database, the patient analyte level set including a patient analyte level for each analyte in the analyte test result set;
• comparing the patient analyte level set to each of the plurality of vitamin/nutrient records;
• and
• determining a group of vitamins/nutrients that has supportive effects on the patient analyte levels.

A computer program embodied on a computer-readable medium for analyzing analyte levels of an individual, comprising:

• an analysis source code including instructions to (a) receive a patient analyte test result set, the patient the patient analyte test result set including an analyte value for a plurality of analytes;
• (b) generate a patient analyte level set from the patient analyte test result set and a first database, the first database maintaining analyte data information for a plurality of analytes and including an analyte record for each one of the plurality of analytes, each analyte record including an analyte low value, an analyte high value and an analyte mode value indicative of a statistical analysis of analyte values obtained from testing a human test group, the patient analyte level set including a patient analyte level for each analyte in the analyte test result set;
• (c) compare the patient analyte level set to a second database, the second database maintaining vitamin/nutrient information for a plurality of vitamins/nutrients and including a vitamin/nutrient record for each one of the plurality of vitamins/nutrients, each vitamin/nutrient record including a set of analytes associated with the particular vitamin/nutrient and an effect the particular vitamin/nutrient has on the associated analytes;
• and (d) determine a group of vitamins/nutrients that has supportive effects on the patient analyte levels.