Our Restorative Health Approach to ALS

We begin with objective testing to measure what’s happening inside the body. These tools help us understand how ALS is progressing and which functions are being lost.

Key assessments include:

Blood-Based Biochemical Testing

Our BioMetrix™ BioScan includes targeted blood testing for markers associated with ALS progression:

• • Plasmalogen levels, often severely depleted in ALS
  • D-serine elevation, associated with excitotoxicity
  • Microglial activation, a marker of neuroinflammation
  • Myelin basic protein (MBP), reflecting white matter integrity
  • Other markers related to oxidative stress and lipid metabolism

ALS Functional Rating Scale (ALSFRS)

A clinical tool used to monitor ALS progression over time. It tracks changes in core daily functions such as:

• • Speech, swallowing, salivation, and breathing
  • Handwriting and fine motor skills
  • Walking, climbing stairs, and mobility in bed
  • Sleep disturbances and need for breathing support

In conventional care, ALSFRS typically declines by ~1 point per month. In our program, we’ve observed measurable increases in ALSFRS scores over the first few months — a sign of functional improvement.

These assessments help us map how the ALS is affecting the body and allow us to track improvements over time, so we’re not just hoping something’s working. We’re measuring it.

Advanced MRI imaging is used to visualize and quantify the structural damage to gray matter (cortical thinning) and white matter (myelin depletion) in the brains of our ALS clients. These assessments serve as critical tools to understand the disease's predictable progression and to monitor the efficacy of the restorative health program by showing improvements in these previously damaged areas.

Our program addresses key biochemical deficiencies - especially plasmalogen depletion - through a personalized, assessment-driven nutritional strategy. These interventions are designed to support overall function, slow progression, and restore critical systems impacted by ALS.

Each client receives a custom biochemical restoration plan that may include:

• NeuroRestore Supplement Protocol, featuring:
  • Omega-3 (gray matter) and omega-9 (white matter) plasmalogen precursor
  • NAC, niacin, phosphatidylcholine, CoQ10, and other essential cofactors
• Dietary strategies and clean hydration (reverse osmosis, molecular hydrogen water)

To support circulation, muscle tone, recovery, and function, we incorporate a range of specialized tools and services.

These may include:

• CVAC (Cyclic Variations in Adaptive Conditioning) to stimulate cellular efficiency
• KAATSU Bands to support muscle activation and vascular growth
• BEMER Therapy to enhance microcirculation
• Movement and physical support therapies focused on mobility, posture, and independence
• Cognitive rehab and personal development sessions to support mental resilience

Our secure, personalized digital platform, Immorta, is your central hub for everything related to your health journey through Perpetual Health. It’s where all of your assessments, protocols, reporting and health data are securely stored - in one place, always accessible.

Clients use Immorta to:

• View their lab results and reports, and protocol details
• Track changes over time in key biomarkers and functional metrics
• Access their full health history, including past assessments and updates
• Share results and progress with their Navigation Team, practitioners, or care partners
• Stay connected and informed at every stage of their program

Immorta helps you stay organized, informed, and in control of your health data - all in one place.

Our private online platform, ENGAGE, is your learning and support space within the Perpetual Health program - designed to help you build understanding, connect with others, and take action based on the latest science.

It brings together individuals and caregivers navigating neurological conditions, complex health challenges, or longevity concerns - including ALS, dementia, Parkinson’s, MS, autism, and rare diseases - into a shared space for learning, reflection, and support.

Through ENGAGE, clients can:

• Explore key scientific insights behind the program, including the role of plasmalogens in brain and body function
• Learn at their own pace through clear, easy-to-understand content that grows over time
• Connect with a broader community of individuals navigating similar health journeys
• Stay informed with evolving materials shaped by ongoing research and clinical experience

ENGAGE is built to empower. Offering the tools, context, and connection needed to help you take meaningful steps toward long-term restoration.

Throughout your program, you’ll have access to our Navigation Team - a dedicated support team here to help you stay organized, informed, and connected.

The Navigation Team serves as your main point of contact for:

• Answering questions about your program
• Helping you understand what to expect at each stage
• Coordinating blood draws and report interpretation calls
• Organizing supplement protocol shipments
• Providing resources and relevant updates
• Connecting you to the right person if a deeper question comes up

While they are not medical providers, the Navigation Team plays an important role in making sure your experience is smooth, supported, and never confusing. You can reach out any time you need assistance or clarification.