What the charts mean
The dashed line represents population general and the score numbers show where a patient is relative to the general population. The CMCP-5 assessment considers a patient’s visible genetic expressions and extensive biometric data to create a unique “build signature” and then uses the guidance of multiple experts to predict predispositions and probabilities of developing mental conditions. This chart reflects low predispositions and probabilities. While low scores don’t mean a mental condition won’t develop, the way patient is “built” has been shown to affect tolerance and resiliency to life events and reduce the likelihood.
Mid-level assessments are common...
This chart shows some mid-range scores for comorbidities. This doesn’t mean full-blown conditions will develop but there are some clear predispositions and probabilities. In these cases, using a pre-emptive, psychotherapeutic treatment protocol may be helpful.
Changing your mental condition without drugs...
This trajectory chart represents a high-probability Anxiety assessment, both for the current time and going forward in time. The system’s “what-if” capability allows the effect of lifestyle changes to be predicted forward in time. The predicted AFTER trajectory seen here is due solely to lifestyle changes (i.e. without drugs).
Where very high scores exist, predispositions and probabilities support drug-based treatment protocols.
